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Washington Post : 2018February16Friday

Copycat threats and rumors of 'Florida pt 2' put schools on high alert after shooting rampage

Five states allow guns to be seized before someone can commit violence

Gun absolutists need to stop making specious arguments

A would-be shooter tossed a coin to pick a school, police say. His grandmother foiled his plan.

Fla. shooting suspect had a history of explosive anger, depression, killing animals

The Daily 202: Immigration failure shows the ideologues are ascendant in the Trump White House

Romney makes it official: He's running for Senate in Utah

More than 40 percent of Trump's first Cabinet-level picks have faced ethical or other controversies

Australia's two most senior leaders are now at war over an office affair

An American flag was destroyed and replaced with an ISIS flag at a Utah high school

Washington Post Politics : 2018February16Friday

Immigration bills fail in Congress, leaving ‘dreamers’ in limbo

Black Flag, 'American Waste': The Week In One Song

The White House's strange denial of an alleged Trump affair with a Playboy Playmate fits a pattern

Trump 'cannot believe' how badly Democrats treated the DACA recipients whose lives he upended

The White House's strange denial of an alleged Trump affair with a Playboy Playmate fits a pattern

Murdoch's New York Post shifts on assault-weapons ban, after Florida school shooting

The latest alleged Trump affair coverup is a damningly familiar tale

Murdoch's New York Post shifts on assault-weapons ban, after Florida school shooting

Florida Gov. Rick Scott edges closer to Senate bid in talks with GOP donors

Over 1.6 million high school students can legally buy AR-15s in their home states

World News : 2018February16Friday

Did Kim Jong Un’s ‘historic’ missile get a boost from old Soviet weapons?

Europeans had school shootings, too. Then they did something about it.

The leaders of both Koreas feel like they won gold medals this week

Russia used mainstream media to manipulate American voters, study finds

Tillerson holds prolonged talks in Turkey trying to mend soured relationship

Ethiopia’s prime minister resigns amid political turmoil

Russian troll farm, 13 suspects indicted for interference in U.S. election

China's televised New Year’s Gala featured a blackface skit about Africans

Turkey and the U.S. agree to move forward, not dwell on past differences

4 basic questions about the AR-15

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018February16Friday

Russia used mainstream media to manipulate American voters

A digital ad veteran is leaving the Washington Post hoping to use blockchain technology to save the media industry

Lockheed Martin got $35.2 billion from taxpayers last year. That's more than many federal agencies.

SpaceX wants to beam Internet down to earth. Here's how it'll start.

Critics wary as Google's Chrome begins an ad crackdown

Belgian court orders Facebook to stop collecting data

Stars of the Olympics are changing the sponsorship game

Markets Right Now: Tech leads stocks to 5th straight gain

New apps make it easier for home sellers to connect with buyers

DC Mayor Muriel E. Bowser lays out the welcome mat for self-driving cars

Business News: 2018February16Friday

A West Virginia newspaper is in bankruptcy, and the powerful coal industry is celebrating

Lockheed Martin’s contracts rivaled budget of many federal agencies last year

How SpaceX plans to beam Internet down to earth

‘Black Panther’ will set box-office records. But could it change the movie business?

SpaceX wants to beam Internet down to earth. Here’s how it’ll start.

Elon Musk's space Tesla just might crash into Earth in the next million years

The latest mystery in publishing? That pulp is not dead.

The Finance 202: Gary Cohn is not worried about an overheated economy

‘Black Panther’ will break box-office records. But could it change the movie business?

In divorces, a reverse mortgage could help resolve a big problem

National News: 2018February16Friday

Trump's military parade would turn U.S. troops into toy soldiers

I was asked to help ICE at my government job. I couldn't do that. So I quit.

One small town, two drug firms and 12.3 million doses of opioids

A would-be shooter tossed a coin to pick a school, police say. His grandmother foiled his plan.

Nine organizations sue Trump administration for ending grants to teen pregnancy programs

Twin brothers arrested in New York for stockpiling bomb-making materials, authorities say

Copycat threats and rumors of 'Florida pt 2' put schools on high alert after shooting rampage

Children’s deaths from flu climb sharply, CDC reports

Teen survived shooting at Florida high school. Unbelievably, his mother survived a mass shooting last year.

Five states allow guns to be seized before someone can commit violence