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Washington Post : 2017December17Sunday

'We feel like our system was hijacked': DEA agents say a huge opioid case ended in a whimper

CDC gets list of forbidden words: Fetus, transgender, diversity

Attack in Northwest is investigated as possible hate crime

TV and radio listings: December 17

Why do polar bears look so white?

After Alabama loss, Trump has ambitious plans to campaign in 2018 midterms

Trump labor adviser's plan for cutting federal compensation, potentially even paid holidays

On SNL, Trump's White House celebrates Christmas by remembering the 'haters and losers'

Head of Pentagon's secret 'UFO' office sought to make evidence public

Norovirus was an unwelcome stowaway on this cruise ship, sickening 332

Washington Post Politics : 2017December17Sunday

After Alabama loss, Trump has ambitious plans to campaign in 2018 midterms

Trump labor adviser's plan for cutting federal compensation, potentially even paid holidays

Mueller unlawfully obtained emails, Trump transition team claims

Rep. Ruben Kihuen won't seek reelection amid sexual harassment allegations

Public media has been plagued by sexual misconduct accusations, but donations keep flowing

Two reasons Trump loves one media merger but hates another: Fox News and CNN

Trump and Moore aren't the only ones to blame for how some perceive 'evangelicals'

After Alabama loss, Trump has ambitious plans to campaign in 2018 midterms

How the oldest Senate ever is taking a toll on the business of Washington

On the eve of the tax vote, Republicans place a big bet for 2018

World News : 2017December17Sunday

Paris, the home of the svelte, is cracking down on fat shaming

Pentagon’s cyber offensive on ISIS could shape future for elite U.S. forces

Four Palestinians killed in bloodiest protests since U.S. decision on Jerusalem

Billionaire philanthropists found dead in basement under suspicious circumstances, police say

Paris, the home of the svelte, is cracking down on fat shaming

Sanctions are hurting aid efforts — and ordinary people — in North Korea

Yes, that’s a monkey grinding on top of a deer

How the Pentagon's cyber offensive against ISIS could shape the future for elite U.S. forces

The Oxford Dictionaries' word of the year is a word nobody actually uses

A new film captures North Korea's 'bold and audacious' millennials

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2017December17Sunday

Disney buys much of Fox in megamerger that will shake world of entertainment and media

The FCC is about to make the Internet as much fun as being in line at the airport

As Bitcoin, other currencies soar, regulators urge caution

Inflammatory letter sheds light on Uber's alleged misconduct

Tax bill boosts oil, gas drilling — and renewable energy

Rules protecting coal miners' dust exposure up for review

A year after opening, MGM casino resort mostly lives up to expectations

Tech Savvy: Annual tech gift guide

US regulator scraps net neutrality rules that protect open internet

Cyberattacks are becoming big opportunities for some small businesses

Business News: 2017December17Sunday

CVS-Aetna may be bad for your health

Mazda CX-5 has necessities of freedom

Risks of investing in virtual currency such as bitcoin are very real

GOP has real chutzpah

The skeptic's guide to smart home gadgets

Billionaire philanthropists found dead in basement under suspicious circumstances, police say

Lockheed Martin teams up to build supersonic business jet

The essential tradeoff in the Republican tax bill, in one chart

Being naughty or nice is a question for science as well as for Santa

Watch FCC's Ajit Pai dress up as Santa and wield a lightsaber to mock net neutrality rules

National News: 2017December17Sunday

A white mother went to Alabama to fight for civil rights. The Klan killed her for it.

Cancer clinical trials exclude many desperate patients. Should that change?

‘Absolutely grisly’: Dogs maul owner to death in Va. woods, sheriff says

Could a ‘Game of Thrones’ ice wall exist in real life?

Cancer clinical trials exclude many desperate patients. Should that change?

For people with MS, a healthy diet is linked to less disability, fewer symptoms

Head of Pentagon’s secret ‘UFO’ office sought to make evidence public

Former guard at Nazi camp is the last remaining war collaborator ordered out of the United States. Authorities want him gone before he dies.

Words banned at multiple HHS agencies include ‘diversity’ and ‘vulnerable’

Yes, that’s a monkey grinding on top of a deer