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Washington Post : 2018April15Sunday

Thousands of pounds of prepackaged salad mixes may have been tainted with E. coli, officials say

Kentucky governor claims that children were sexually assaulted, used drugs while teachers protested

President Trump declares victory as Pentagon details US-led strikes in Syria

This Brazilian pastor said he was saving souls. Police say he ran a slave-labor ring.

Details emerge about Syrian sites targeted by US-led airstrikes

Starbucks CEO apologizes after employee calls police on black men waiting at a table

2018 NBA playoffs: Pelicans hold on; 76ers continue to roll; Warriors engaged and energized

Congress should 'forcefully respond' if Trump fires Mueller, 245 former DOJ officials say

In his new book, James Comey calls for 'ethical leadership.' But does he live up to it?

Nationals break slump, beat Rockies behind Max Scherzer and a patchwork lineup

Washington Post Politics : 2018April15Sunday

Republicans lose their favorite campaign message: Repealing Obamacare

Trump assails Comey in tweetstorm, suggests ex-FBI director deserves ‘jail’

How long will Missouri's sex-scandal-ridden governor last?

Paul Ryan on James Comey: 'I don't know the guy'

How long will Missouri's sex-scandal-ridden governor last?

One major area where Comey has some explaining to do

Trump’s approval rating is back near first-100-day levels

'They have broken Trump': Alex Jones and the Trump Internet's fractured response to the Syria strikes

Two years ago nationalism sparked massive protests in Egypt. Could it happen again?

One major area where Comey has some explaining to do

World News : 2018April15Sunday

A Brazilian pastor said he was saving souls. Police say he ran a slave-labor ring.

Europe has been moving aggressively to impose order on tech space

Protesters rally in Barcelona to demand jailed separatists go free

Why Europe, not Congress, will rein in big tech

Burma repatriates first Rohingya family despite U.N. warnings

Taiwan battles a brain drain as China aims to woo young talent

‘Big price to pay’: Inside Trump’s decision to bomb Syria

President Trump declares victory as Pentagon details U.S.-led strikes in Syria

Burma repatriates first Rohingya family despite U.N. warnings

A suspect tried to blend in with 60,000 concertgoers. China's facial-recognition cameras caught him.

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018April15Sunday

Why Europe, not Congress, will rein in big tech

Battle over college course material is a textbook example of technological change

Canada's tech companies are benefiting from tightening US immigration

Pentagon wants to spot illnesses by monitoring soldiers' smartphones

HP finds an opportunity in the marijuana industry

Lawmakers agree social media needs regulation, but say prompt federal action is unlikely

Business Highlights

Zuckerberg apologizes, promises reform as senators grill him over Facebook's failings

Facebook CEO didn't have all the answers for Congress

Vermont's maple syrup business is booming, thanks to technology and changing tastes

Business News: 2018April15Sunday

Upscale, downscale: Target works with high-end brands to attract customers

America’s first black billionaire says Trump economy has been good for African Americans

No, Facebook, we’re not really in control of our data

Analysis: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has apologized — again

Five ways to reduce your taxes before April 17

A lesson from Trump's personal attorney, just in time for tax season

Why Europe, not Congress, will rein in big tech

Starbucks CEO apologizes after employee calls police on black men waiting at a table

Battle over college course material is a textbook example of technological change

Would you pay $18.75 for ad-free Facebook?

National News: 2018April15Sunday

Thousands of pounds of prepackaged salad mixes may have been tainted with E. coli, officials say

‘Jungle Jabbah’ was accused of cannibalism and other horrors in Liberia. Here’s how a U.S. court brought him to justice.

He lost his son in the Parkland shooting. Now he is using art to demand change.

Kentucky governor claims children were raped, used drugs while teachers protested

HIV-infected people are living for years, but age-related diseases set in early

Thousands of pounds of prepackaged salad mixes may have been tainted with E. coli, officials say

The Japanese once ruled the Boston Marathon. A war bride's son recalls the slurs.

Why Europe, not Congress, will rein in big tech

Kentucky governor claims that children were sexually assaulted, used drugs while teachers protested

Reflections of a dementia specialist: I want to stop working before I embarrass myself