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Washington Post : 2018May02Wednesday

Robert Mueller and Co. are playing hardball

Harold Bornstein: Exiled from Trumpland, doctor now 'frightened and sad'

Mueller raised possibility of presidential subpoena in meeting with Trump's legal team

France, Australia call on China to observe rules

White supremacist is guilty in Charlottesville parking garage beating of black man

'Setup & trap': Trump lashes out at investigation into obstruction of justice

Lobbyist helped arrange Scott Pruitt's $100000 trip to Morocco

The Health 202: The government is opening the doors to its big new genetics library

Capitals-Penguins Game 3: Alex Ovechkin goal, Tom Wilson hit gives Washington 2-1 series lead

Georgia governor candidate aims gun at teen in campaign ad. 'Get over it,' he tells critics.

Washington Post Politics : 2018May02Wednesday

Mueller raised possibility of presidential subpoena in meeting with Trump’s legal team

Pro-Trump groups air ads against Montana’s Tester for questions that derailed VA pick

What we didn't know about Trump on Election Day 2016

A champion of ‘the rule of law’: Pence praises pardoned Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio

The National Enquirer's weak denial of Trump's influence

Robert Mueller and Co. are playing hardball

The crazy ‘raid’ of Trump’s former doctor

The National Enquirer's weak denial of Trump's influence

‘Setup & trap’: Trump lashes out at investigation into obstruction of justice

The Energy 202: Government watchdog investigating controversial EPA tweet, union says

World News : 2018May02Wednesday

He was one of millions of Chinese seniors growing old alone. So he put himself up for adoption.

As China cleans up its act, India’s cities named the world’s most polluted

Armenia’s pro-democracy movement defiant in face of parliament rejection

Russia says its sea-based nuclear power plant is safe. Critics call it a 'Floating Chernobyl.'

White House ignores executive order requiring count of civilian casualties in counterterrorism strikes

Death metal singer aims to breathe new life into Taiwanese, and Asian, democracy

Trump calls Justice Department ‘rigged,’ threatens action

Pope Francis won't apologize for abusive church-run schools in Canada, and lawmakers aren't happy

Macron calls Australian leader's wife 'delicious' — and demonstrates the perils of diplomacy in a foreign language

Is Kim Jong Un trustworthy? 78 percent of South Koreans think so, poll finds.

Washington Post - Technology - Business: 2018May02Wednesday

WhatsApp founder plans to leave after broad clashes with parent Facebook

US stocks are mixed as Apple jumps, drink makers stumble

Does the Oculus Go finally make VR mainstream?

Tech giants urge governor to veto Georgia cybercrime bill

1374 dancing drones break world record

US stocks slip as industrial and energy companies fall

Apple leads tech higher as stocks recover from an early loss

We need more, not fewer, government Yelps

Apple shares soar as investors look past iPhones

Facebook unveils dating feature not 'just for hookups'

Business News: 2018May02Wednesday

The military's latest plan to save lives on the battlefield: Building driverless vehicles

With the release of Oculus Go, several virtual reality films show the way forward

Apple earnings: The iPhone X is doing just fine

Pentagon tells U.S. military bases to stop selling ZTE, Huawei phones

Small businesses that support social causes can boost revenue, survey shows

Trump is breaking the WTO. Will China want to save it?

Pentagon tells U.S. military bases to stop selling ZTE, Huawei phones

Small businesses that support social causes can boost revenue, survey shows

The military's latest plan to save lives on the battlefield: Building driverless vehicles

An interview with Sam Hammond: Free markets require robust social insurance.

National News: 2018May02Wednesday

Police in D.C., New York revise shooting policies in response to vehicle ramming attacks

A black former White House staffer was moving into a new apartment. Someone reported a burglary.

A correction officer's view inside New York's Rikers Island

Driver guilty of murder in deaths of 5 Michigan bicyclists

Pentagon tells U.S. military bases to stop selling ZTE, Huawei phones

The military's latest plan to save lives on the battlefield: Building driverless vehicles

A correction officer's view inside New York's Rikers Island

Paintball shootings in city streets are causing injuries and alarming police

A black former White House staffer was moving into a new apartment. Someone reported a burglary.

Jhoon Rhee, who helped popularize taekwondo in the United States, dies at 86