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Washington Post : 2018January23Tuesday

Oscar nominations 2018: 'The Shape of Water' leads with 13; 'Get Out' nominated for best picture

Trump tariffs will save some solar jobs and destroy others

Tsunami warnings lifted after massive quake off Alaska

Tensions swell between Sessions and FBI over senior personnel from Comey era

The Daily 202: Seven takeaways from the failed Democratic government shutdown

Hawaii governor didn't correct false missile alert sooner because he didn't know his Twitter password

The Latest: Melania Trump will not go to Davos with US team

Here's the dramatic video game tournament that made a world leader declare 'eSports is sports'

The surprising argument for extending food stamps to pets

It's looking more and more like Jeff Sessions is doing Trump's political dirty work

Washington Post Politics : 2018January23Tuesday

Shutdown ends after Democrats agree to trust that McConnell will allow ‘dreamer’ vote

Conor Lamb: 'No Doubt' | Campaign 2018

Federal employees furloughed in shutdown to be paid

Who is Andrew McCabe?

Yes, another government shutdown is entirely possible

It's looking more and more like Jeff Sessions is doing Trump's political dirty work

Democrats are getting slammed in the liberal media for ending the shutdown without a DACA deal

GOP super PAC puts $1.5 million into tight Pennsylvania special election

The Health 202: CHIP won in the government shutdown. But community health centers did not.

What will the Republican Party look like after Trump?

World News : 2018January23Tuesday

Nigerians return from slavery in Libya to thriving sex-trafficking industry back home

Prospects of peace elusive as Pence wraps up visit to Israel

Lula, once Brazil’s most popular politician, faces ruling that could send him to jail

Pentagon and watchdog at odds over efforts to prevent sexual abuse of children by Afghan troops

Mattis seeks ties with once brutal Indonesia special forces unit, with an eye on China

Tillerson blames Russia for gas attacks on civilians in Syria

Hugh Masekela, South African trumpeter and a leading voice in the anti-apartheid movement, dies at 78

Lula, once Brazil’s most popular politician, faces ruling that could send him to jail

Female journalists covering Pence in Israel forced to stand behind male colleagues

Watch a surfer take on a monster wave off the coast of Portugal

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018January23Tuesday

The Latest: Melania Trump will not go to Davos with US team

Inside Amazon Go: The camera-filled convenience store that watches your back

AI can read! Tech firms race to smarten up thinking machines

Trump tariffs will save some solar jobs and destroy others

How tech companies are using algorithms to prevent extremist content

Big pay package for Musk, with even bigger goals for Tesla

The Finance 202, Davos Edition: Global business elites have never been more confident

Inside Facebook's year of reckoning

Markets Right Now: US stocks mostly rise in midday trading

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

Business News: 2018January23Tuesday

Ahead of Davos, even the 1 percent worry about inequality

Inside Facebook’s year of reckoning

Trump tariffs will save some solar jobs and destroy others

At Superfund sites, Scott Pruitt could flip his industry-friendly script

Addicted to your smartphone? Arianna Huffington wants to lock you out of it.

A Tesla owner’s excuse for his DUI crash: The car was driving

JPMorgan Chase is raising wages as part of a $20 billion investment in U.S. business

Murdoch's Fox takeover of Sky in question, as British regulator fears ‘too much control’

Trump tariffs will save some solar jobs and destroy others

Tax experts: Prepaid property taxes may be deductible after all

National News: 2018January23Tuesday

Short-term spending agreement provides six years of funding for CHIP

The Navy built a ‘fast, agile’ warship for $440 million. It’s been stuck in ice since Christmas Eve.

ICE detains Polish doctor, a green-card holder who has lived in U.S. for nearly 40 years

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

NASA mysteriously pulled this astronaut from a space station crew. Her brother blames racism.

The shutdown was a $31 billion gift to the health care industry

A Tesla owner’s excuse for his DUI crash: The car was driving

The Energy 202: Republicans love NASA. But why do they doubt its climate science?

The surprising argument for extending food stamps to pets

Going to work with the flu isn’t rugged — it’s reckless. You know who you are.