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Washington Post : 2018January16Tuesday

How a malnourished teen escaped a house full of chains and freed her 12 siblings

Justice will ask Supreme Court to intervene, allow Trump administration to end DACA

Tillerson rejects 'freeze for freeze' approach in dealing with North Korea

A man tried to board a flight wearing everything he packed. British Airways gave him the boot.

Timothée Chalamet is just the latest actor who won't work with Woody Allen

Inside the tense, profane White House meeting on immigration

Dow bursts through 26000 in record seven trading days

The Republicans had Obamacare. The Democrats have net neutrality.

Trump did 'exceedingly well' on a cognitive test, top White House doctor says

No, Trump's approval among black Americans hasn't doubled

Washington Post Politics : 2018January16Tuesday

Shutdown looms as Republicans seek short-term spending deal for government

The White House doctor’s assessment of Trump’s health, in three minutes

Senators react: DACA deal, Trump’s comments and a possible shutdown

Why you may be misunderstanding the mental test that Trump passed with flying colors

Sen. Cory Booker's statement reflects the sentiments of many black Americans in the Trump era

Will the government shut down this week? It's possible.

The three strategies Republicans are using to defend (or dodge) Trump's 'shithole countries' comment

Ex-Trump campaign chair Manafort will face trial no sooner than September, judge suggests

Trump's disruption of government could aid top federal employees, survey says

Adult-film star reportedly spoke to journalist in 2016 about Trump settlement, fearing he wouldn't pay up

World News : 2018January16Tuesday

New U.S. Embassy — which Trump mocked on Twitter — opens in London

In trip to Chile, Pope Francis asks for forgiveness amid protests and death threats over clergy sex abuse

Tillerson rejects ‘freeze for freeze’ approach in dealing with North Korea

Behind the fiery rhetoric, the Palestinian leadership is cornered and flailing

The classic explanation for the Black Death plague is wrong, scientists say

A missing tourist scattered Bible pages in Israel’s desert. Is ‘Jerusalem Syndrome’ to blame?

A new U.S. air blitz in Afghanistan isn’t stopping for winter. But will it stop the Taliban?

Sessions, in remarks criticized as ‘beyond ironic,’ praises Martin Luther King Jr.

Behind the fiery rhetoric, the Palestinian leadership is cornered and flailing

New U.S. Embassy — which Trump mocked on Twitter — opens in London

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018January16Tuesday

5 ways the future of retail is already here

State attorneys general sue to block net-neutrality repeal

Companies race to gather a newly prized currency: Our body measurements

Tax break helps UnitedHealth 4Q earnings, 2018 guidance soar

DC-area technology investment soared in 2017, but early-stage firms still struggle

General Electric, Viacom fall; GM, Energizer rise

Don't Like Facebook's New Strategy? Wait Five Minutes: Gadfly

GE Took Long Enough to Get to Acceptance on Breakup Idea: Gadfly

France vs. fake news offers test case for democratic dilemma

Ford says profits will fall in 2018

Business News: 2018January16Tuesday

U.S. Chamber of Commerce to push Trump, Congress to raise the gas tax to fund infrastructure

Citigroup reported an $18 billion quarterly loss. Why no one flinched.

World’s largest money manager to CEOs: You must do good for society

Is the Trump tax cut good for the middle class?

Why 7-Eleven, inventor of the Slurpee, is now all about cold-pressed organic juice

Dow starts day with a bang and ends in a whimper

A Google app that matches your face to artwork is wildly popular. It’s also raising privacy concerns.

Why 7-Eleven, inventor of the Slurpee, is now all about cold-pressed organic juice

The Finance 202: Businesses fret over lack of deal on 'dreamers'

National News: 2018January16Tuesday

VA says it won't study medical marijuana's effect on veterans

‘It’s just a nightmare:’ A Michigan father is deported after three decades in the U.S.

FDA to release more clinical trial information for newly approved drugs

Ex-Trump campaign chair Manafort will face trial no sooner than September, judge suggests

There were over 12,000 poison control calls for people eating laundry pods last year

How civics teachers can talk to students about Trump's racist comments

Ex-Trump campaign chair Manafort will face trial no sooner than September, judge suggests

Ex-CIA officer charged with taking notebooks full of classified information

Betsy DeVos: Nothing Presidents Barack Obama or George W. Bush did in education reform really worked

How a malnourished teen escaped a house full of chains and freed her 12 siblings