The Washington Post - 2017-08-05

• Trump heads to New Jersey vacation
• Growing up Sikh among America’s best and worst
• Martin Shkreli is found guilty of securities fraud
• Leak probes have tripled, Sessions says
• A divide over U.S. Afghan strategy
• Conviction in Baghdad slayings is overturned
• Job market recovery
• Not a teardown
• Report details park worker’s advances
• With power back, tourists return to Outer Banks
• Washington Post iPad app
• HBO declines to say what hackers stole
• Former Ariz. sheriff convicted of contempt
• Secret Service vacates post at Trump Tower
• Hazy, hot and bothered in Seattle — the city without AC
• Cell network for first responders would give their calls priority in a crisis
• Pence hands over state-related emails
• 10 sickened by package at IRS building
• Jim Justice is not the only Democrat Trump won over
• Trump still has the bully pulpit but is facing more challenges
• Staffing at Cabinet agencies still lags
• Germany debates deportatio­n as a deterrent
• Probe launched into Amman shooting
• Rwanda’s Kagame easily wins third term
• Offices of Kenyan opposition alliance reportedly raided:
• Government defends planned executions
• Blast in Mogadishu leaves at least 2 dead
• Princess Diana’s private tapes will air
• Members of controvers­ial pro-Maduro assembly triumphant­ly assume o∞ce
• Uber, seeking a female CEO, has narrowed the list to three men
• VW executive pleads guilty in scandal
• Dunkin’ wants to lose Donuts — in name only
• Wells Fargo may find more fake accounts
• Blue Apron
• A Mexican federal court
• Boeing pushes Dow close above 22,000 but barely budges S&P 500. Here’s why.
• Oldest commission­ed warship? Try again.
• A few words not fit to print
• Stantis knows why we can’t all just get along
• State doesn’t have a monopoly on Foreign Service officers
• One woman’s brush with nearing death awareness
• Don’t pull Harrison into this
• Add this to your reading list
• Here’s to reinsertin­g women into history
• Stick with the originals
• Look out for those homonyms
• There has to be a better word than ‘coy’
• A callous response to a child’s death
• What about this World War II tech?
• It should have been ‘than she’
• The fall guy for Athens
• Breaking nicotine’s grip
• A death that demands further investigat­ion
• Approach it as you would a cult
• Bayer stands behind Essure
• Dominion’s power grab
• Hocus-pocus on antitrust
• Ms. Clinton was a ‘thinky’ candidate
• AMC’s HQ is a long way from L.A.
• The real issue of college access isn’t race, it’s income
• I am not running for president. I just want to meet every cow and Iowan.
• Coming soon: A debt-ceiling cliffhange­r, again
• Toyota, Mazda to build U.S. plant
• “she died from a disease called postpartum depression.”
• Shy, sightless and now a science star
• Teen pleads to child porn
• Effort to raze NW plaza is halted
• Md. teacher sentenced to 48 years in prison
• Christians are far more likely than non-Christians to blame poverty on a lack of effort, a poll found.
• Yelp will open a new office in D.C., bringing 500 jobs to the city’s tech sector, officials announced.
• The Senate approved the Metro Safety Commission, one of the final hurdles in the years-long process.
• High-flying tradition
• Pot regulators look into possible ties
• RELIGION EVENTS
• Motorcycli­st charged after high-speed chase
• Teen killed when tree falls on car in storm
• Upskirting at Columbia Heights
• Man shot dead in Brookland is identified
• Council members question study on Montgomery’s minimum-wage plan
• Deputy who seized drugs accidental­ly overdoses
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• For Morris dancers, it’s all about the steps and hops
• A novelist’s monstrous display of deft writing
• O∞cials in Ga. want R. Kelly canceled
• Butcher throws protesters a bone
• College relationsh­ip merits an ‘F’
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• SUNDAY LISTINGS
• This ’pen looks a bit mightier
• Sock, Anderson surprise as Citi Open semifinali­sts
• Under Tomsula, defensive line not as easy as 1-2-3
• MLS adds video replay but aims to avoid delays
• Wall remains a one-team wonder for the Wizards
• McNamara’s Mitchell twins commit to Maryland’s 2019 class.
• I.K. Kim survives cold and rain for a two-shot lead at Women’s British Open.
• Toronto FC at D.C. United
• Six more years?
• Washington’s win streak snapped in San Antonio
• United adds forward, seeks more help
• Top-seed Halep succumbs to the heat
• Bolt and Farah successful­ly begin to say goodbye
• Brady on concussion­s: None of your business
• Tackling woes tough to address head-on
• Scherzer is on track to make start Monday
• Romero goes to DL
• Slam against Givens spoils Gausman gem
• TILLMAN TO BULLPEN?
• If you like street parties and ice cream socials, this Potomac, Md., community is the place to be.
• Why that 1% down offer might cost you more.
• Moderately priced condos in Hill East.
• Arlington studio offers a lot in location, if not space
• REAL ESTATE
• Clifton’s grandeur stands out along Md. shore
• 28154 REVELLS NECK RD., WESTOVER, MD. $2.2 million
• Historic Georgetown mansion among D.C. area’s priciest homes

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