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Washington Post : 2015May27Wednesday

Appeals court rules against Obama on immigration program - Washington Post

US indicts world soccer officials in alleged $150 million FIFA bribery scandal - Washington Post

Sanders kicks off presidential campaign - Washington Post

Iran envoy: Nuclear talks possible beyond June 30 deadline - Washington Post

Amnesty International: Hamas guilty of torture, summary executions - Washington Post

Buy Mozart's, Beethoven's hair at this Sotheby's auction - Washington Post

'Point Break': The enduring appeal of Zen garbage - Washington Post

Latest on flooding: New storms hit flood-weary Houston - Washington Post

Homecoming queen killed in Texas floods after her prom - Washington Post

25 cities to move to if you want good pay and good housing - Washington Post (blog)

Politics : 2015May27Wednesday

Rand Paul: GOP hawks to blame for the Islamic State

Campaign finance watchdogs push Justice Dept. to investigate Jeb Bush’s PAC

Rand Paul: Jeb Bush going to have ‘trouble’ with Republicans

The Fix: The Clintons’ finances are way too complex for the average person. That’s a problem.

The Fix: The U.S. just indicted top world soccer officials. Here’s John Oliver’s takedown of FIFA. (VIDEO)

Chris Christie planning fresh primary state swing

Are black voters ‘fired up’ for Hillary Clinton?

The Fix: Why aren’t millennials running for office? It’s not because they’re turned off. It’s age.

Why Biden is (almost) King of the Internet

Path to presidency for Gen X hopefuls rooted in hip-hop, ‘Simpsons’ culture

World News : 2015May27Wednesday

Amnesty International: Hamas guilty of torture, summary executions

Afghan forces repel guest house attack as residents cower in fear

Iran envoy: Nuclear talks possible beyond June 30 deadline

WorldViews: In Iceland, it’s no longer legal to kill Basques on sight

WorldViews: Map: The epic and horrific sea journeys made in the Southeast Asian migrant crisis

Militants storm upscale area in Kabul

With rural Japan shrinking and aging, a small town seeks to stem the trend

WorldViews: Meet the Nigerian senator who may have been an inspiration for ‘Orange is the New Black’

Post reporter’s ‘espionage’ trial adjourns; it’s unclear if it will resume

Iraq opens operation to choke off Islamic State lifelines in Ramadi

Technology - Business: 2015May27Wednesday

The NSA wants to recognize you based on how you type on your smartphone - Business Insider

The Verge Publisher Vox Media to Buy Technology Site Re/code - Bloomberg

Why the breast pump still sucks - Business Insider

Elon Musk is terrified that Google CEO Larry Page will accidentally create ... - Business Insider

Tech Rivalries Impede Digital Medical Record Sharing - New York Times

Technology Business Research joins executive roundtable addressing the ... - TweakTown (press release)

Seven British Teenage Technology Entrepreneurs Inspiring A Generation - Forbes

Free Technology Resources for Small Business Start-Ups - Small Business Computing

CES Asia Bringing Latest Technology Innovation to the Asian Marketplace - Business Wire (press release)

Ocado says its robot blueprints don't mean it's scrapping human staff - Business Insider

Business News: 2015May27Wednesday

Wonkblog: The countries where gay men are the happiest

Microsoft will release its Cortana voice-control app for iOS and Android, too

The Darth Vader of telecom is back

Wonkblog: Yellen to skip key central bank conference

Vox Media to acquire technology news site Re/code

Air Force certifies Elon Musk’s SpaceX to launch national security missions

Government investigation finds companies are not overcharging troops on student loans

EMC to buy Bethesda cloud-computing company for $1.2 billion

Wonkblog: Sorry, Bernie Sanders. Deodorant isn’t starving America’s children

Federal Eye: Hackers stole personal information from 104,000 taxpayers, IRS says

National News: 2015May27Wednesday

Global warming could shrink glaciers in the Mount Everest region by 70 percent, study finds

Just looking at nature can help your brain work better, study finds

EPA strengthens federal protections for small streams

Volokh Conspiracy: Got ’em! FIFA and the double-edged jurisdictional sword

Volokh Conspiracy: A conservative case for gay marriage

Monkey Cage: Breaking the Saudi rules of succession

Volokh Conspiracy: The uncivil jury, part 2: The unromantic origins of the jury and the continuous need for an alternative

The Fix: The Clintons’ finances are way too complex for the average person. That’s a problem.

The Fix: The U.S. just indicted top world soccer officials. Here’s John Oliver’s takedown of FIFA. (VIDEO)

Innovations: How a robot ended up teaching exercise classes in a Dutch retirement home