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Washington Post : 2018June22Friday

The crying Honduran girl on the cover of Time was not separated from her mother, father says

What Republicans just can't seem to get away from

The chaotic effort to reunite immigrant parents with their separated kids

US returns 7-year-old Guatemalan boy taken from his mother at border

Charles Krauthammer, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and intellectual provocateur, dies at 68

Merging the Labor and Education departments won't accomplish much, say experts

Pentagon will make room for up to 20000 migrant children on military bases

Saboteur or whistleblower? Battle between Elon Musk and former Tesla employee turns ugly, exposing internal rancor

Koko, the beloved gorilla that learned to communicate using sign language, has died

Why do we need more people in this country, anyway?

Washington Post Politics : 2018June22Friday

House Republican leaders delay vote on immigration bill until next week in the face of opposition

Trump wades into more GOP contests, backs an incumbent who slammed him for ‘Access Hollywood’ tape

Trump says Republicans are ‘wasting their time’ trying to pass immigration bills before November elections

Trump has dropped hints about his close relationship with the National Enquirer

'We have a profound problem': Mark Sanford has some thoughts about Trump and the truth

3 lessons from Trump's immigration fiasco

Trump's Michael Cohen problem just keeps looking more ominous

The Energy 202: Trump's plan to overhaul government would give Interior and EPA more power

John Bolton was once a fierce critic of Putin. Will he meet him in Moscow next week?

The Daily 202: Under Trump, Americans are becoming more supportive of immigration

World News : 2018June22Friday

How hundreds of Yemenis fleeing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis ended up on a resort island in South Korea

Who is behind the wheel in a changing Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia backs cease-fire in Afghanistan, suggesting new role in quest for peace

‘Enough is enough’: South Sudan rules out role for opposition leader, casting doubt on peace talks

John Bolton was once a fierce critic of Putin. Will he meet him in Moscow next week?

E.U. trade tariffs take effect, in latest rift between U.S. and its closest allies

Family reunions on divided Korean Peninsula to resume in latest outreach

How hundreds of Yemenis fleeing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis ended up on a resort island in South Korea

John Bolton was once a fierce critic of Putin. Will he meet him in Moscow next week?

E.U. trade tariffs take effect, in latest rift between U.S. and its closest allies

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018June22Friday

Silicon Valley alternative

Survey: Companies in China feel pressure to give up tech

Oil prices and energy companies jump as US stocks advance

How should the feds regulate tech? This government watchdog is hitting the road for ideas.

Take a look at IGTV, Instagram's new video service

Intel CEO out after consensual relationship with employee

With Amazon decision looming, improvements in higher ed, housing gain steam

How veteran journalists in Colorado are using the blockchain to build a news start-up

Stocks finish mostly higher as tech and media companies lead

The benefits you wish you had

Business News: 2018June22Friday

Amazon’s Fire TV Cube wants to replace your remote, but Alexa gets a little tongue-tied

'Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic': J.Crew, mired in debt, is trying to turn around its business

Saboteur or whistleblower? Battle between Musk, ex-Tesla worker turns ugly.

Intel CEO resigns over past consensual relationship with an employee that violated company rules

It can cost more for a checking account if you’re black or Latino, study says

Intel's CEO resigned after violating a no-dating rule. More companies are adding them in the #MeToo era

Backup driver in fatal self-driving Uber crash was streaming Hulu

Methane leaks offset much of the climate change benefits of natural gas, study says

Federal judge rules that consumer protection bureau is unconstitutional

Facebook expands its fact-checking tools but says its work 'will never be finished'

National News: 2018June22Friday

These places will pay U.S. workers thousands of dollars to move there

Methane leaks offset much of the climate change benefits of natural gas, study says

Supreme Court rules that states may require online retailers to collect sales taxes

Special counsel has questions for potential Paul Manafort jurors

Antwon Rose, unarmed teen shot and killed by East Pittsburgh police, remembered as ‘a true joy’

A Girl Scout wrote to companies with a heartfelt request. As a result, they cut down on millions of plastic straws.

Backup driver in fatal self-driving Uber crash was streaming Hulu

Inside the U.S.'s 'National Radio Quiet Zone' where there's no WiFi or cellphone service

He stole the identity of a dead 8-year-old. Police want to know what he was hiding from.

WikiLeaks publishes identities and information about ICE employees amid intensifying anger