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Washington Post : 2017October29Sunday

Women marched. Now what? - Washington Post

The 'dossier' and the uranium deal: A guide to the latest allegations - Washington Post

In standoff with North Korea, the US keeps deployment of 'strategic assets' mysterious - Washington Post

Nancy Pelosi isn't going anywhere. Will it help or hurt Democrats in 2018? - Washington Post

The Latest: Catalan leader can run in vote 'if not in jail' - Washington Post

The Post's endorsements in Virginia - Washington Post

Even this puppy wasn't safe from America's opioid crisis - Washington Post

After re-do elections, dangers still lurk in Kenya - Washington Post

She signed up to be a surrogate mother — and unwittingly gave her own child away - Washington Post

'White Lives Matter' organizers cancel second rally after taunts from counterprotesters - Washington Post

Politics : 2017October29Sunday

Paul Ryan begins a make-or-break push for tax legislation — and his future

Women marched. Now what?

Nancy Pelosi isn’t going anywhere. Will it help or hurt Democrats in 2018?

The 'dossier' and the uranium deal: A guide to the latest allegations

CNN broke news in the Russia probe. Roger Stone's resulting rant got him yanked off Twitter.

Republicans' horrible week (and not-great year) was entirely predictable

Washington Free Beacon reported 'an unknown GOP client' funded Fusion GPS. It was the Beacon.

Trump brags of successful outcome Obama initiated

Paul Ryan begins a make-or-break push for tax legislation — and his future

Jeff Flake knew his criticism of Trump would cost him. He couldn’t stop himself.

World News : 2017October29Sunday

Kurdish leader says he will step down in wake of failed bid for independence from Iraq

London is going all butterbeer over 20th anniversary of Harry Potter

As Australia votes on same-sex marriage, church leaders fight back

Nuclear sub sailors fired after 'absolutely disgraceful' parties with a prostitute and cocaine

He claimed his adopted daughter choked on milk and died. Her orphanage in India wants answers.

In photos: Kenyan protesters have rocks and bottles. Soldiers answer with tear gas, water cannons and bullets.

Catalan leaders removed, Spain asserts control over breakaway region

Trumps set to launch two real estate projects in India, despite conflict-of-interest concerns

As Mattis promises ‘massive military response’ to North Korea strike, threat of artillery hangs over Seoul

Technology - Business: 2017October29Sunday

Techies think blockchains will revolutionize the internet, but startups are still getting the cold shoulder from ... - Business Insider

Saudis Showcase Technology in Bid to Woo Business Leaders - Wall Street Journal

General Electric is putting multiple divisions up for sale apparently but market doesn't care - CNBC

Stryker gets $3.4 million incentive to expand medical technology business in Utah - Salt Lake Tribune

Raynard S. Kington - Salon

Business strategy still key despite new technology trends - Irish Times

IBM, Amazon & Microsoft are offering their blockchain technology as a service - Business Insider

As financial institutions invest in blockchain tech, how secure is your information? - Business Insider

How Russia Uses American Businesses to Steal US Military Technology - Daily Beast

GM is buying a startup that builds a critical piece of self-driving technology - Business Insider

Business News: 2017October29Sunday

In $25 billion video game industry, voice actors face broken vocal cords and low pay

Maryland boots nearly 15 percent of new ride-hail drivers for failing screening

Trumps set to launch two real estate projects in India, despite conflict-of-interest concerns

Uber hires PepsiCo's Tony West as general counsel

Third quarter’s strong economic growth could boost GOP tax effort

In $25 billion video game industry, voice actors face broken vocal cords and low pay

Major divisions remain as GOP nears its tax deadline

Equifax hack still evokes dread, fear — and cartoons

Audi’s SQ5 is worthy of its price tag

The Washington math that would whack 401(k) funds for 49 million Americans

National News: 2017October29Sunday

Younger women who are underweight may be more prone to early menopause

There is medication to stop preterm births, but many women don’t get treatment

Women marched. Now what?

I lived with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis for years. But a recent test says I may not have it after all.

Nancy Pelosi isn’t going anywhere. Will it help or hurt Democrats in 2018?

A fascinating look at antibody-based technology. Really.

Despite risk of being ‘Kaepernicked,’ 49ers safety Eric Reid will keep kneeling

In standoff with North Korea, the U.S. keeps deployment of ‘strategic assets’ mysterious

Historic Alexandria church decides to remove plaques honoring Washington, Lee

With thousands still in shelters, FEMA’s caution about temporary housing hinders hurricane recovery