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Washington Post : 2017November27Monday

Trump once again rises to Wall Street's defense

The rise of Meghan Markle: From relative unknown to most-Googled actress to royalty

Cyber Monday guide: 5 things to look for as you shop

Nurse removed from hospital after saying white boys 'should be sacrificed to the wolves'

The word the Burmese leadership does not want the pope to say during his visit

Chicago mother who killed disabled daughter is found dead

Al Franken on whether he will face more groping allegations: 'I don't know. I can't say.'

Congressional leaders face internal pressure to act on harassment

The Redskins' playoff hopes hinge on these 17 events

Michael Flynn's role in Mideast nuclear project could compound legal issues

Washington Post Politics : 2017November27Monday

Congress confronts jam-packed December with shutdown deadline looming

Trump is wrong about America's favorite president (Reagan)

Trump attacks media in his first post-Thanksgiving tweet

Trump once again rises to Wall Street's defense

Trump is reportedly saying the 'Access Hollywood' tape was fake news. He should talk to 2016 Trump.

What we have to lose by profiling white nationalists

Trump's FCC chairman is pitching Internet deregulation as a return to Bill Clinton's policy

Supreme Court won’t review Maryland’s law banning sales of ‘assault weapons’

The Health 202: This hotel CEO thinks he can fix America's opioid abuse problem

The Energy 202: The other corner of Alaska the GOP wants to open up

World News : 2017November27Monday

The word the Burmese leadership does not want the pope to say during his visit

France’s Weinstein scandal is also about Islam

What Trump ought to learn from a terror attack in Egypt

Pakistan caves to protest demands by forcing out law minister after days of unrest

Britain’s Prince Harry engaged to U.S. actress Meghan Markle

The word the Burmese leadership does not want the pope to say during his visit

Mass evictions in freezing Beijing winter sparks public outrage but little official remorse

France’s Weinstein scandal is also about Islam

The word the Burmese leadership does not want the pope to say during his visit

Mass evictions in freezing Beijing winter sparks public outrage but little official remorse

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2017November27Monday

For professional wiretappers, technology brings challenges and opportunities

Justices ponder need for warrant for cellphone tower data

UK announces pharma investment, aims to boost productivity

Everlane is opening its first stores, after years of swearing it wouldn't

How the Pentagon is preparing for the coming drone wars

US stocks mostly lower in morning trading; oil price slips

The Washington Post Is A Software Company Now

Is OPEC Dead? Cartel Faces Epic Battle Against Shale: QuickTake

Can little Middleburg stay its ground against America's retail apocalypse?

Update on the latest in business:

Business News: 2017November27Monday

Everlane is opening its first stores, after years of swearing it wouldn’t

Cyber Monday guide: 5 things to look for as you shop

Meredith to buy Time Inc. for upward of $2.8 billion

Access to Internet is a public benefit. It should be regulated that way.

Leandra English, the woman at the center of a White House battle for control of the CFPB, files lawsuit against Trump pick to lead watchdog agency

Senate GOP tax bill hurts the poor more than originally thought, CBO finds

Meredith Corp. to buy Time Inc. for upward of $2.8 billion

Guns were Black Friday must-haves, going by the FBI’s record 203,086 background-check requests

Ivanka Trump to promote women in India amid questions about garment workers who make her clothes there

GOP leaders in advanced talks to change tax plan in bid to win over holdouts

National News: 2017November27Monday

Nurse removed from hospital after saying white boys ‘should be sacrificed to the wolves’

Dismissed as ‘jock itch,’ it turned out to be cancer

Should Nevada have a monopoly on sports betting? The Supreme Court will soon decide.

Nurse removed from hospital after saying white boys ‘should be sacrificed to the wolves’

The legal profession is diversifying. But not at the top.

Reclaiming golf courses could help Houston fight the next Hurricane Harvey

The gang rape was horrific. The NAACP sent Rosa Parks to investigate.

Drugs intended to calm people with Alzheimer’s may lead to early death

This start-up wants to make it easier to help others with your holiday spending

Blind balloon artist from South Korea crafts his first U.S. exhibit