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Washington Post : 2018January22Monday

Senate poised to break budget impasse, paving way for government to reopen

This NASA spacecraft will get closer to the sun than anything ever before

US economy to grow nearly 3 percent in 2018 because of Trump tax cuts, IMF says

Facebook admits social media sometimes harms democracy

Pence says US Embassy to make Jerusalem move next year on faster timetable

ICE detains a Polish doctor and green-card holder who has lived in the US for nearly 40 years

A boy's basketball-size tumor was slowly killing him. He died days after doctors removed it.

Stephen Miller: Immigration agitator and White House survivor

The Latest: Ex-Catalonia leader speaks at Danish panel

Hey, Mr. President: Where's the deal?

Washington Post Politics : 2018January22Monday

Senate poised to break budget impasse, paving way for government to reopen

Shutdown day 3 brings progress 'by inches'

Hey, Mr. President: Where's the deal?

This new Trump book could do even more damage than Michael Wolff's. Here's why.

Republican voters say 2 to 1 that Trump's Twitter habit hurts his presidency instead of helping it

4 big questions Congress must answer before it can end this shutdown

McConnell urges senators to ‘put this mess behind us’

Then and now: Trump and lawmakers on shutdowns

The Energy 202: Ryan Zinke leads public relations charge during government shutdown

World News : 2018January22Monday

China to U.S.: It’s your fault we are in the South China Sea

Corruption at 13,000 feet: Afghanistan struggles to maintain a treacherous mountain trade route

Turkey’s president vows to keep up offensive against U.S.-backed Kurds in Syria, rejects American calls for restraint

Turkey's Erdogan vows to press offensive on U.S.-backed Kurds in Syria

Why Venezuela's government hasn't collapsed even though its economy has

China to U.S.: It’s your fault we are in the South China Sea

South Korea went gaga over a North Korean singer. Just wait until the rest arrive.

Pence says U.S. Embassy to make Jerusalem move next year on faster timetable

Why other countries don’t have government shutdowns

Will Trump become a Davos Man?

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018January22Monday

Energy and technology companies lead US stocks higher

Solar industry on edge as Trump weighs tariffs on panels

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he wouldn't let a child use social media

Our reaction to the federal shutdown can shape the region's future

Amazon opens store with no cashiers, lines or registers

TD Ameritrade expands after-hour trading round the clock

Maine airport moves to 100 percent recycled de-icing fluid

Senate adjourns without deal to end government shutdown; vote postponed until noon Monday

To ban or not to ban: Teachers grapple with forcing students to disconnect from technology

Companies plan European network of car charging stations

Business News: 2018January22Monday

Ahead of Davos, even the 1 percent worry about inequality

In a first, only women will lead Davos — an elite meeting of mostly men

Facebook admits social media sometimes harms democracy

How will the greater Washington business community react to the federal shutdown?

Why Venezuela's government hasn't collapsed even though its economy has

U.S. economy to grow nearly 3 percent in 2018 because of Trump tax cuts, IMF says

John Coleman, Weather Channel founder who doubted manmade climate change, dies at 83

If you don’t want to run out of money in retirement, follow this rule of thumb

Sundance film 'The Sentence' puts a tearful human face on prison injustice

Mulvaney helped shut down the government in 2013. Now he’s trying to keep it running without funding.

National News: 2018January22Monday

This NASA spacecraft will get closer to the sun than any previous probe

Let’s talk about the big, scary asteroid that is definitely not going to hit Earth

Zinke to sign land-swap deal allowing road through Alaska’s Izembek wilderness

Teachers grapple with forcing students to disconnect from technology

A lot of learning happens when teachers leave the classroom and visit homes

A boy’s basketball-size tumor was slowly killing him. He died days after doctors removed it.

John Coleman, Weather Channel founder who doubted manmade climate change, dies at 83

Manhunt after makeshift bomb explodes at small-town Florida mall

Teens who spend less time in front of screens are happier - up to a point, new research shows

A lot of learning happens when teachers leave the classroom and visit homes