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Washington Post : 2015May28Thursday

Pentagon: Live anthrax inadvertently distributed by Army laboratory - Washington Post

Can FIFA's Sepp Blatter survive this scandal? - Washington Post (blog)

Obama visits Florida to talk hurricanes and raise cash - Washington Post

Woman fatally shot in Southeast Washington identified - Washington Post

Amazon adds new bait to get you to join Prime - Washington Post

Baltimore gets bloodier as arrests drop post-Freddie Gray - Washington Post

PowerPoint should be banned. This PowerPoint presentation explains why. - Washington Post

Redlining: Still a thing - Washington Post (blog)

Anti-Semitic fliers left on Chevy Chase driveways - Washington Post

How, and why, a journalist tricked news outlets into thinking chocolate makes ... - Washington Post

Politics : 2015May28Thursday

Obama visits Florida to talk hurricanes and raise cash

The Fix: The HOPE poster guy is done with Obama. And Republicans now have their metaphor.

The Fix: Hillary Clinton has a contest to see which ‘everyday American’ will win a chat with her

The Fix: Here’s how the embattled Sepp Blatter can get reelected FIFA president

The Fix: Hillary Clinton dyes her hair and Rand Paul cuts his own. Welcome back to the politics of hair.

The Fix: Why centrist Democrats can win and centrist Republicans struggle

The Fix: George Pataki has the best electoral resume in the 2016 field, yet nobody takes him seriously

The Fix: The Republican 2016 isn’t a horse race. It’s an elementary school relay.

The Fix: Wait. Why is George Pataki running for president?

The Fix: NBA players are the most political in pro sports. Here’s why.

World News : 2015May28Thursday

WorldViews: Chart: The mystery behind a dramatic rise in executions in Saudi Arabia

Report: Western women are attracted to Islamic State for complex reasons

Putin denies Russian troops are in Ukraine, decrees certain deaths secret

WorldViews: Drinking in a public park in Moscow? Your name could end up on a ‘board of shame.’

WorldViews: British tourists say their Greek holidays are being ruined by Syrian refugees

WorldViews: Why the FIFA arrests made Russia so angry with the U.S.

For a new American envoy, India is a homecoming

Brits turn to breast-feeding for pay to wean moms off bottle-feeding culture

WorldViews: Islamic State says ‘historical monuments’ of Palmyra are safe — except for the statues

WorldViews: How FIFA became the world’s most powerful and loathed sports organization

Technology - Business: 2015May28Thursday

Food supply fears whet appetite for Dutch farm technology - Business Insider

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

Companies can fail but their technology holds a legacy - Business Weekly (blog)

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

Why the breast pump still sucks - Business Insider

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

DTI Surigao Norte, GIZ conduct technology business matching cum financial forum - Philippine Information Agency

Technology the new frontier for China trade - Business Spectator

Women in Business Q&A: Dr. Rebecca Parsons, Chief Technology Officer ... - Huffington Post

Business News: 2015May28Thursday

Google lays out its ambitions for your phone, your home, your car and your wallet

Inside American Apparel’s attempt to fix its clothes and its image

Wonkblog: Hollywood just had its worst Memorial Day weekend in 17 years

Wonkblog: Why this Fed official believes the central bank should rethink everything

Wonkblog: Scott Walker, discussing abortion, says ultrasounds are “just a cool thing out there”

Today’s Internet users are still being hurt by ’90s-era U.S. encryption policies

Main Street Morning: Florida agency says Uber drivers count as employees

Google I/O: What to expect from Google’s big conference

Fixed mortgage rates soar to their highest levels of the year

The FCC wants to expand Internet subsidies for the poor

National News: 2015May28Thursday

Obama visits Florida to talk hurricanes and raise cash

The Fix: The HOPE poster guy is done with Obama. And Republicans now have their metaphor.

As a rabbi, I want to know why a Florida man insists on circumcising his son

The Fix: Hillary Clinton has a contest to see which ‘everyday American’ will win a chat with her

Volokh Conspiracy: Madison, Wis. school board bans student clothing with ‘Native American team names, logos or mascots that depict negative stereotypes’

These are the brands that are backing away from ’19 Kids and Counting’

Inside American Apparel’s attempt to fix its clothes and its image

There are only 400,000 sage grouse left. Here’s the government’s new plan to save an awesome bird

Monkey Cage: Where changing ‘one person, one vote’ would matter the most — in 2 maps

The Fix: Here’s how the embattled Sepp Blatter can get reelected FIFA president