The Washington Post - 2017-06-03

• Sensing a turnaround in Wyo.
• Anger at Afghan government sparks street battle
• Europe’s view of U.S. ties darkens
• African Americans facing high hurdles to grow pot
• Paris exit highlights EPA chief’s rising sway
• Penn State punishment
• Does he still think it’s a ‘hoax’?
• Economic plateau? U.S. job growth came in below expectatio­ns in May, data shows.
• Washington Post iPad app
• For the first time, U.S. destroys mock ICBM
• U.S. Embassy will remain in Tel Aviv
• Uber fires engineer linked to driverless car
• School choice is pushed for military children
• Court gives green light to ‘wrongful birth’ suit
• Court: State can’t use drug mix for execution
• Man accused of stealing ring from train victim
• House panel requested ‘unmaskings’
• GOP senators add to skepticism over health bill
• Ethics office seeks dates of White House waivers
• By upending Paris accord, Trump buoys his political base
• In Mexico’s heartland, a bellwether election
• Tens of thousands flee floods, mudslides
• Botched vaccinatio­ns kill 15 in S. Sudan
• France says soldiers killed 20 Islamists in Mali:
• Governing party picks first openly gay leader
• Child suicide bombers kill 9 in refugee camp
• Births in Japan fall to record low:
• Putin ridicules claim that Moscow, Trump aides colluded
• Philippine authoritie­s dismiss terrorism as motive in deadly casino attack
• Conway’s husband won’t take job at Justice Department
• TV advertiser­s in partisan crosshairs
• Analysts hope Apple will present AI
• Trade deficit climbs to a three-month high
• A beekeeper inspects
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• Glam dazzles Walmart shareholde­r meeting
• Consumer watchdog details five financial struggles that senior citizens face
• Democrats strategize after Trump’s climate-pact exit
• U.N. to add N. Korean individual­s, entities to blacklist
• GOP’s Burr orders return of CIA ‘torture report’
• Macron harnessing newfound star power
• No sugar? D’oh! Nuts!
• Worth more than, well, all the words
• Bottoms help topple untoppable topper
• Not-weird science
• Even punctuatio­n is political now
• Graze anatomy
• Don’t harsh our buzz
• Just the relevant facts
• Senior assistant apprentice­s win again
• Animal cruelty isn’t entertainm­ent
• The male outlook
• Surprise! That’s not an ambush.
• This trend should pass away
• Dealbreaki­ng bigotry
• The greatest crossroads on Earth
• Ms. Trump’s favors from China
• The ‘big story’ that counts
• Mr. Whitaker can graduate with pride
• History’s ties to drug policy
• Hey, White House: Leave the District alone
• Ms. Merkel must be the bulwark
• Burritos for everybody
• Let them do what they please
• Whose burrito is it anyway?
• When will Trump call homegrown terrorists ‘losers’?
• The Beach is coming! The Beach is coming! You must obtain a Beach Body.
• Chimpanzee­s, people console victims similarly
• a fiance, son taken too soon
• Treatable infections claimed 7 lives at Va. facility
• The grocery gap persists for poorest areas in District
• Pa. man ordered to VA hospital
• Jewish writer confronts grief gracefully in graphic memoir
• Council member Brandon T. Todd must pay a minor fine for his many campaign finance infraction­s.
• A new mural for Ben’s Chili Bowl will feature Tubman, Ali, the Obamas and more. Not included: Bill Cosby.
• Former teacher admits sexually assaulting six
• RELIGION EVENTS
• For religion events, visit
• Whistleblo­wer case to be settled for $3.5 million
• Hogan to travel to France and England
• May’s coolness ends long hot streak
• Fairfax County judge facing DUI charge
• Toddler dies after being found in water
• Norton asks FBI to probe fake fliers
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• A swift trajectory for a country artist?
• The Phillips and Hirshhorn’s crosstown reverie
• Heroic efforts to challenge archetypes
• Hear the one about the ’70s comics? Oh. You did.
• There’s room for more than one mom
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• HOROSCOPE
• THE SWING DOCTOR IS IN
• Skipping a major: For stars who can afford it, the rest is reward
• As Cavaliers look for answers, old blueprint is no longer viable
• Latest book on Woods still a mystery, tinged with sadness
• Jason Dufner’s second straight 65 sets 36-hole scoring mark at the Memorial.
• The NFL informed DEA officials in March of a plan to handle prescripti­on drugs.
• As D.C. United struggles, the first start of Chris Odoi-Atsem is a bright spot.
• Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr. receives PRP treatment in his sore right knee.
• Djokovic battles way back as Nadal sails through
• AUTO RACING
• PRO FOOTBALL
• Warriors cut down on the carelessne­ss in Game 1
• D.C. United vs. L.A. Galaxy
• Baltimore’s Asher makes most of second chance, stymies Boston
• Heisey rejoins Nats, but perhaps too soon
• Lingebach lifts Cougars with ninth-inning walk-off
• The Warhawks finally earn a trophy of their own
• Wildcats make sure ejected stalwart Murphy gets to play on in semifinals
• Madison requires a bit extra in victory
• For Saxons, familiarit­y produces region title
• Washington ushers in the modern
• The Howard County community shows its strength in rebuilding after a flood.
• Why some may see a boost in their FICO score.
• Mixed-use condos in Shaw are also green.
• Practical turnkey home checks all the boxes in Gaithersbu­rg
• REAL ESTATE
• Buyers, we feel your pain. But there are reasons to be positive.
• With real estate contracts, be sure you know what you’re signing
• How to guard against the slipping standards of home constructi­on
• At Tait-Trussell home, politics and a Pulitzer
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