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Washington Post : 2018February03Saturday

4 crucial questions about the Nunes memo

The Latest: Russia confirms its pilot killed in Syria

A Texas man vowed to forgive whoever killed most of his family. Then he learned it was his son.

Justice Department official overseeing Mueller and Russia probe under increasing pressure

Indiana wins federal permission to adopt Medicaid work requirements

Humane Society CEO resigns after sexual harassment allegations

Pentagon unveils new nuclear weapons strategy, ending Obama-era push to reduce US arsenal

'Wash your stinking hands!': ER nurse rants about 'cesspool of funky flu'

Scientists find massive Mayan society under Guatemala jungle

Nigel, the world's loneliest bird, dies next to the concrete decoy he loved

Washington Post Politics : 2018February03Saturday

Release of disputed GOP memo on FBI surveillance unleashes waves of recrimination

This is the week that the GOP truly became the party of Trump

Trump claims GOP memo 'totally vindicates “Trump” in probe'

In an Arizona primary, Republicans debate who is more loyal to one man: Trump

4 crucial questions about the Nunes memo

The memo's description of a supposedly key news report is wrong

Partisanship is shaping people's views on the GOP memo

Carson calls for HUD inspector general to review his family's role at the department

Memo points to FBI’s sustained interest in Carter Page, ex-adviser to Trump

Trump’s attacks on Justice and FBI echo election claims of a ‘rigged system’

World News : 2018February03Saturday

The Louvre is showing Nazi-looted art in a bid to find its owners. Some wonder why it took so long.

Suspect shoots, wounds at least six ‘people of color’ in Italian city amid tensions

Pentagon unveils new nuclear weapons strategy

Poland reckons with unintended consequences as Holocaust bill kicks up a storm

Russian pilot killed after jet is downed by Syrian rebels

Inside the FBI: Anger, worry, work — and fears of lasting damage

Suspect shoots, wounds at least six ‘people of color’ in Italian city amid tensions

Mayan civilization was much vaster than known, thousands of newly discovered structures reveal

Yemen’s war is so out of control, allies are turning on one another

Dubai’s got everything else. Why not a floating burger joint?

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018February03Saturday

US stocks swoon, sending Dow down more than 650 points

White House seeks 72 percent cut to clean energy research, underscoring administration's preference for fossil fuels

As technology expands in the marijuana industry, women are networking to learn about new business opportunities

Amazon posts quarterly profit of $1.9 billion, its highest ever

We've reached peak smartphone. What are Apple and Samsung going to do now?

Fake video: What do we do when seeing is not believing?

Capital Business Buzz for the week of Jan. 29

2nd Zumwalt-class stealth destroyer passes sea test

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase join forces to tackle employees' health-care costs

'Is it shoplifting if it's not the customer's fault?': Amazon Go raises questions for the retail industry

Business News: 2018February03Saturday

We’ve reached peak smartphone. What are Apple and Samsung going to do now?

The U.S. government is set to borrow nearly $1 trillion this year, an 84 percent jump from last year

The economy added 200,000 jobs in January

The Super Bowl could cost employers $3 billion

Why you cannot quit Amazon Prime — even if maybe you should

When (financial) opposites attract

It feels ‘like 2006’ for stocks and the economy. That should scare us.

Here is another - totally legitimate - way to shield money from taxes

Bank of America becomes latest firm to ban dreaded job-interview question

The U.S. government is set to borrow nearly $1 trillion this year, an 84 percent jump from last year

National News: 2018February03Saturday

North Korean defectors visited the Oval Office. The move could provoke North Korea.

Boeing lands major missile defense contract, as threat from N. Korea intensifies

Indiana wins federal permission to adopt Medicaid work requirements

Arizona man charged with selling armor-piercing ammunition to Vegas shooter

This flu season's hospitalizations are highest in nearly a decade

‘I’m really not to blame’: Fired Hawaii worker says false missile threat was ‘system failure’

A killer flu was raging. But in 1918, U.S. officials ignored the crisis to fight a war.

Case dismissed against person who texted driver in fatal Pennsylvania crash

A Texas man vowed to forgive whoever killed most of his family. Then he learned it was his son.

Carson calls for HUD inspector general to review his family's role at the department