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Washington Post : 2017December24Sunday

No longer a 'lonely battle': How the campaign against the Mueller probe has taken hold

A package for Steven Mnuchin caused a bomb scare. It turned out to be filled with horse manure.

Jerusalem violence puts damper on Christmas in Bethlehem

NFL teams reportedly think the Packers should have to release Aaron Rodgers over IR move

North Korea declares latest UN sanctions 'an act of war'

The Christmas Truce miracle: Soldiers put down their guns to sing carols and drink wine

Charities fear tax bill could turn philanthropy into a pursuit only for the rich

It's 'Grumors' time again: Will ESPN's Jon Gruden return to coaching this time?

How American soccer players abroad fared this weekend

Miss America leadership steps down as controversy envelops the organization

Washington Post Politics : 2017December24Sunday

Facing Republican attacks, FBI’s deputy director plans to retire early next year

Trump to troops: 'We're grateful for you' this holiday season

A package for Steven Mnuchin caused a bomb scare. It turned out to be filled with horse manure.

No longer a ‘lonely battle’: How the campaign against the Mueller probe has taken hold

Despite White House denial, some find Trump's comments about black immigrants believable

12 things we can definitively say the Russia investigation has uncovered so far

Dave Chappelle has a message for 'poor white' Trump supporters

White House vows to stand firm on Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital

Most federal employees in D.C.-Baltimore area to receive 2.3 percent raise in January

Will the tax bill help or hurt Republicans in 2018? It depends on who’s talking.

World News : 2017December24Sunday

In inflation-plagued Venezuela, ‘it’s like Christmas isn’t even happening this year’

U.S. air raids have destroyed 25 Taliban drug labs. They might be aiming at the wrong target, Afghans say.

Palestinian Christians tangle with Greek Orthodox Church over Holy Land properties

Putin opponent Alexei Navalny launches presidential bid

North Korea declares latest U.N. sanctions ‘an act of war’

U.S. air raids have destroyed 25 Taliban drug labs. They might be aiming at the wrong target, Afghans say.

Russia issues stern warning U.S. is fueling new bloodshed in Ukraine

For Britain’s tweed-and-shotgun set, ‘It’s warfare.’ Over a bird on the moors.

North Korea declares latest U.N. sanctions ‘an act of war’

Ukrainian interpreter accused of spying for Russia participated in Trudeau talks

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2017December24Sunday

Insider Q&A: Aptiv spins off to speed automated driving

China jails seller of VPN services

For 62nd year, NORAD takes calls from kids awaiting Santa

Technology Bond Buyers Aren't Doing Their Canary Act Yet: Gadfly

Va. man behind $20 million H-1B visa fraud faces deportation after prison

Eric Schmidt Shows Adult Tech Supervision Lost its Cool: Gadfly

Jury concludes IT firm knowingly denied workers overtime pay

Shoppers spending more may make a merry season for retailers

The District's cabbies are struggling, so the city is giving them some fares.

Amazon acquires connected camera maker

Business News: 2017December24Sunday

5 things to do before Jan. 1 to lower your tax bill

The GOP tax bill – and the class war it’s unleashed in America

Emphasizing star employees enables harassment

Bitcoin brings on thoughts of body snatchers, Buffett and bubbles

America’s 20 largest companies on tax reform

Charities fear tax bill could turn philanthropy into a pursuit only for the rich

Trump administration renews mining leases near Minnesota wilderness, reversing Obama

‘I hope I can quit working in a few years’: A preview of the U.S. without pensions

Goodbye, DaddyzPrincess29: OkCupid is ditching its usernames, and not everyone is happy

Why are apprenticeships a good idea that have never really taken off in the U.S.?

National News: 2017December24Sunday

‘I hope I can quit working in a few years’: A preview of the U.S. without pensions

FBI thwarts ex-Marine’s alleged plans to carry out Christmas terrorist attack on San Francisco

People on the West Coast were freaked out by a UFO. Extraterrestrials were not to blame.

The Christmas Truce miracle: Soldiers put down their guns to sing carols and drink wine

Top general tells Marines to be prepared for a big fight

A boy’s basketball-size tumor is slowly suffocating him. Doctors will attempt a risky removal.

Bruce McCandless II, astronaut who made first untethered spacewalk, dies at 80

Trump administration renews mining leases near Minnesota wilderness, reversing Obama

FBI thwarts alleged plan to carry out terrorist attack in San Francisco on Christmas

A ‘UFO sighting’ briefly freaked out the West Coast. There was an earthly explanation.