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Washington Post : 2018April22Sunday

At least 57 Afghans killed in Kabul suicide bombing, health officials say

Lobbyist connected to Pruitt's condo rental helped broker meeting with him last year

Romney forced into primary for Utah Senate seat

White House privately skeptical of North Korea's plans to freeze nuclear testing

Michael Cohen, once at pinnacle of Trump's world, now poses threat to it

'High five for Washington': Capitals capture Game 5 in overtime, lead Blue Jackets 3-2

'You were the reason': Barbara and George Bush's love story remembered at her funeral

'Imploding': Financial troubles. Lawsuits. Trailer park brawls. Has the alt-right peaked?

Under attack, the FBI becomes a partisan battleground

Jack Johnson, boxer jailed under Jim Crow, is being considered by Trump for pardon

Washington Post Politics : 2018April22Sunday

Michael Cohen, once at pinnacle of Trump’s world, now poses threat to it

'You were the reason': Barbara and George Bush's love story remembered at her funeral

Will President Trump ever go to London? The saga of the special relationship's long delayed visit.

Holocaust Museum rethinks FDR’s World War II refugee legacy

Trump calls Comey a liar yet keeps citing him as a credible source

The 5 biggest political headlines of this week

Shifting views on marijuana highlight just how differently people of color are impacted by drug laws

Romney forced into primary for Utah Senate seat

Gun control advocates push to make voter registration the legacy of Parkland shooting

An old-school proper goodbye for Barbara Bush, a first lady of grace and grit

World News : 2018April22Sunday

International inspectors enter Douma, site of alleged Syrian chemical attack

After rare gunfire in Saudi capital, officials say they shot down a toy drone

Hot temperatures made these birds shrink

Macron warned against authoritarianism. In France, he is seen as a liberal strongman.

India institutes death penalty for child rape in wake of 8-year-old’s brutal killing

At least 57 Afghans killed in Kabul suicide bombing, health officials say

Instead of peace, indigenous Filipinos get the Duterte treatment

Will President Trump ever go to London? The saga of the special relationship's long delayed visit.

After rare gunfire in Saudi capital, officials say they shot down a toy drone

2 more killed in Nicaragua social security protests: reports

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018April22Sunday

China's ZTE says it's seeking a solution to US tech ban

IRS to delay tax deadline by one day after technology collapse

What's inside made-in-China electronics should worry federal customers, study says

Slumping tech companies weigh on US stocks

Stocks post first loss of the week as tech companies drop

'Troubled kid' turned his life around, then changed how events are planned

A guy in Minnesota is the museum world's answer to old technology

ZTE protests US penalty, says it is seeking solution

Electric scooters might revolutionize urban transport — if it wasn't for stupid humans

SunTrust Banks says possible data breach may have affected 1.5 million clients

Business News: 2018April22Sunday

Scooter wars: Where tech ingenuity piles up on sidewalks

GM claims the Chevy Bolt gets 238 miles per charge. Is it misleading?

Can common decency save Uber?

How Starbucks is handling its Philadelphia crisis

‘Troubled kid’ turned his life around, then changed how events are planned

Meet this millionaire who feels broke

Lobbyist connected to Pruitt's condo rental helped broker meeting with him last year

AT&T and Verizon are again being investigated for collusion. Here's what happened the first time.

6 things to know about Labo, Nintendo's quirky cardboard video game accessory kit

AT&T and Verizon are under federal investigation for potential collusion

National News: 2018April22Sunday

This bat is the first to make it off the endangered species list. Celebrate with a shot of tequila.

Lobbyist linked to Pruitt condo rental helped broker EPA meeting last year

College visits don’t have to be forced marches with clipboard in hand

Four dead, others wounded in Waffle House shooting near Nashville, police say

'You were the reason': Barbara and George Bush's love story remembered at her funeral

Opioid deaths prompt Ohio to reimagine classroom lessons, starting with kindergarten

Why should college visits be forced marches with clipboards?

Personalized vaccine helps patients fight ovarian cancer

As his daughter sat on his lap, a father was fatally stabbed by a homeless stranger, police said

Telemedicine is getting trendy, but doctors may not be keeping up