The Washington Post - 2016-05-17

• A new threat to ancient caves
• Poor in the Ivy League can mean going hungry
• Justices return contracept­ive case to lower courts
• Trump supporters ask where to send money
• In a first, Israeli hotels hire Jordanians at Red Sea resort
• A supermajor­ity
• D.C. officials
• Air pollution
• Afghan protests
• Why the weight?
• Radioactiv­e issue
• A man charged
• The United States
• The start of
• President Obama
• The collapse
• A museum evolves
• Think you’ll
• A Baltimore
• Doctors in
• Investment in
• Battle for the Bluegrass State
• Case of online errors rejected
• 13 law enforcemen­t officers receive honor
• Jolly’s novel idea: Lawmakers actually making laws
• Concrete: DC’s most sustainabl­e, durable constructi­on product
• Corruption trial starts for House Democrat
• Vermont school that Bernie Sanders’s wife once led is closing
• How politician­s of Arab origin found enduring success in Latin America
• Hong Kong buckles down for protests
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• So, did Buffett learn something about the chrzaszcz?
• Uber drivers say their attorney sold them out in deal
• What do we really want Facebook to be?
• GOP investigat­ors’ former lawyer backs military’s handling of Benghazi
• U.S. to scan social-media accounts before issuing security clearances
• Winning isn’t everything
• Keeping faith with Afghans
• Common sense at the Supreme Court
• The wrong way to fight mosquitoes
• Reince Priebus’s Don Draper moment
• Conservati­ves make a deal with the devil
• ‘John Miller’ is too insecure to be president
• Amid autism, making hope a habit
• Obama can’t resist talking about Trump
• RETIRE LIKE A 20 YEAR OLD. INVEST LIKE A 50 YEAR OLD.
• Transgende­r kid: It’s a ‘stupid’ issue
• County to trim raises for workers
• For 25 years, Herman J. Obermayer owned, edited and published the Northern Virginia Sun newspaper.
• A man and a woman were killed a few hours and a few blocks apart during a flare-up of gun violence.
• A man who used a dump truck in a delusion-driven attack on police will get mental-health care.
• Delegate to Republican convention withdraws, calling Trump ‘dangerous’
• Official arrested over allegation­s of undisclose­d income
• Kelly talks fame, feud
• Illuminati­ng look at Fisher and her famous mom
• Composer John Adams conducts the BSO in a sublime concert featuring his own work.
• Fox’s upcoming schedule, which includes “24” and “The Exorcist,” might sound pretty familiar.
• It’s been an unusual path, but former delegate Joe Morrissey and his fiancee plan to wed in June.
• Life under a dictator was full of traps and secrets as portrayed in “The Fox Was Ever the Hunter.”
• ‘Man in Iron Mask’ has action, drama
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• A long life, built-in armor, cool colors: Turtle power!
• Balancing ‘me’ time with ‘we’ time
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• DECIDING FACTOR
• After his splashy return, will Tiger ever truly come back?
• In general, D.C. teams are in good hands
• MacLellan is ‘pretty content’ with Capitals’ core
• MCCLOUGHAN NOT WORRIED ABOUT COUSINS
• RADIO HOST CRITICIZES HARPER
• Pacers name McMillan as their head coach
• Red Sox’ Ortiz should reconsider retirement
• Washington a ‘cursed’ sports town? Hardly.
• 76ers are first in NBA to sell ads on jerseys
• With NFL’s evolving view of gambling, a Raiders move to Vegas isn’t off table
• Turner’s arrival in D.C. might be complicate­d
• Champion Saints find familiar perch
• Heavy metal: Colonels saved by Ferentinos
• Huskies pour it on early to claim championsh­ip
• Churchill celebrates its first crown since ’09
• Think your memory is good? Try to top this.
• Prediabete­s is a wake-up call to get healthy
• A weird effect of Tylenol: It can reduce your capacity to empathize.
• Monarch butterflie­s get some heartland help for their migration.
• There’s now an answer to why an earthquake jolted Washington in 2011.
• A study raises concerns about consuming too much folic acid.
• Mummy suggests how fetuses were regarded in ancient Egypt
• Got a cold? Chicken soup really works.
• Psychologi­st looks at child prodigies and the genetic connection­s to their relatives
• Tai chi may be as effective as physical therapy for people with knee osteoarthr­itis
• A tiny ding in a window can be big trouble in space
• Being a new mom made me suicidal. Here’s how I’m dealing with it.
• Study hints it’s possible to erase bad memories
• Sex, drugs and asthma: Extra help for teens with chronic diseases

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