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Washington Post : 2018February05Monday

Republican lawmakers distance themselves from Trump on memo

Federal officials focus on why railroad switch was set in the wrong position in SC Amtrak crash that killed 2

Holocaust denier running for Congress has no opponents in Republican primary

DC-area forecast: A soggy, cold Super Bowl Sunday with patchy ice

Nunes 'abused' his power on intelligence committee, former CIA director says

After poring over all the evidence, experts declare coffee is (mostly) good for you

Regulators who targeted anti-vaccine doctor may pay millions for humiliating him

NFL player Edwin Jackson killed by suspected drunk driver

A child was taken to a voodoo practitioner for discipline. Police say she will be permanently disfigured.

A chemistry professor got his kids ready for school. Then ICE arrested him on his front lawn.

Washington Post Politics : 2018February05Monday

Opponents of gerrymandering keep winning, but it might not affect 2018

Father of Otto Warmbier, who died after being held in North Korea, will attend the Olympics Opening Ceremonies

Holocaust denier running for Congress has no opponents in Republican primary

Sebastian Gorka was defending Trump on C-SPAN. A man phoned in to accuse him of treachery.

How the blue-state New England Patriots became an avatar for Trump

Paul Ryan celebrated the tax cut with a tweet about a secretary saving $1.50 a week

On SNL, Hillary Clinton and other first ladies console Melania Trump over her Stormy Daniels humiliation

Republican lawmakers distance themselves from Trump on memo

Opponents of gerrymandering keep winning, but it might not affect 2018

'An impending dictatorship': C-SPAN caller challenges Gorka

World News : 2018February05Monday

Refugee athletes captivated the world at the Olympics. But many returned to a life of despair.

North Koreans have tasted freedom through the markets. Sanctions could put that at risk.

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

North Koreans have tasted freedom through the markets. Sanctions could put that at risk.

In Turkey, soaring support for Syrian offensive and rising anti-Americanism

Israelis target ISIS fighters in Egypt as part of covert counterterrorism pact

Man shoots, wounds at least 6 ‘people of color’ in Italian city amid tensions

Russia strikes back as Syrian rebels take credit for shooting down fighter jet, killing pilot

Ex-Israeli spymaster, who helped capture Adolf Eichmann, releases video in support of German far-right party

Theresa May, praised by Chinese media for her soft stance on human rights, gets roasted by British press

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018February05Monday

A raucous Google-Uber fight is finally heading to trial

10 ads that stand out during Super Bowl 52

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

US stocks swoon, sending Dow down more than 650 points

Q&A: Ride-hailing service Lyft's product chief Tali Rapaport

'Bitcoin is my potential pension': What's driving people in Kentucky to join the craze

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

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

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

Business News: 2018February05Monday

Budweiser’s tear-jerker of a Super Bowl ad is a plea to its fleeing customers

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

Yellen disappointed not to get a second term as Fed chair

Budweiser’s Super Bowl ad is a plea to its fleeing customers

'Shocked, hurt, offended.' Taraji P. Henson responds to news longtime manager Vincent Cirrincione is accused of sexual harassment.

‘Bitcoin is my potential pension’: What’s driving people in Kentucky to join the craze

YouTube's new attempt to limit propaganda draws fire from PBS

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

Trump's favorite indicator of his success just took a beating

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

National News: 2018February05Monday

After a terrible head injury, a legendary ultra runner wills himself to race again

Experts declare coffee is (mostly) good for you

A child taken to a voodoo practitioner for discipline will be permanently disfigured, police say

For Tom Brady, football has become religion. No, really.

Federal officials focus on why railroad switch was set in the wrong position in S.C. Amtrak crash that killed 2

He bought a gun to protect his family. Then he saw someone beating up a cop.

A chemistry professor got his kids ready for school. Then ICE arrested him on his front lawn.

How Hawaii’s lepers were once exiled to an isolated settlement

Tech titans, trade secrets and alleged conspiracy: Inside the Waymo-Uber battle captivating Silicon Valley

After poring over all the evidence, experts declare coffee is (mostly) good for you