The Washington Post - 2017-09-30

• The year after ISIS
• Birthplace of anthem at center of NFL protest debate
• HHS chief quits amid backlash over travel costs
• Amid Puerto Rico’s disaster, a disconnect
• Report: Wealthiest gain most from GOP tax plan
• Trying to move on — fast
• Warnings about Cuba
• U.S. says Kurdish vote is illegitima­te
• Under threat of punishment
• VA chief’s Europe trip Some sightseein­g expenses were covered.
• Canadian-made jet faces steep U.S. tariffs
• FBI probing Pitino’s role in bribe plot
• Washington Post iPad app
• Audit cites FDA on food-safety risks
• Iran is ordered to pay American $63 million
• Shooting was possibly revenge, officials say
• The swamp continues to rise around an administra­tion that promised to drain it
• In reversal, administra­tion requires measuring vehicles’ greenhouse gases
• Groups to challenge new Trump travel ban
• San Juan mayor slams administra­tion’s comments on hurricane response
• Mixed emotions in Bangladesh as refugees stream in
• Army pulls out of ‘stabilized’ slum
• Police keep Navalny from attending rally
• Vatican diplomat wanted in Canada on child porn charges:
• UKIP picks 4th new leader in about a year
• In Catalonia secession vote, youth clamoring for a significan­t voice
• SpaceX sets its sights on the moon
• Energy secretary touts loan guarantees to help finish nuclear plants
• Lobbyists sue CFPB over arbitratio­n rule
• Trump says he’s close to choosing a Fed chair
• Regulators release AIG from stricter oversight
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• U.S. citizen convicted in 2009 Afghanista­n suicide attack
• Pictures of solidarity
• Take a deep breath, and don’t let the news get you down
• Ahhh . . . a true work of art
• The real Facebook scandal
• Calling for world leaders with new ideas
• For the president’s reading list
• Not worth the ink
• A deadly incident in the DMZ
• Pretty far from ‘nearby’
• Facebook can’t do it alone
• What it means when players take a knee
• A heckuva job in Puerto Rico
• Mr. Price’s disrespect­ful flights
• Moving forward on health care
• Mr. Trump is a true Republican
• It all comes down to the voters
• It was all worth it for this tax reform
• Mr. Trump, ‘stop disrespect­ing our Flag & Country’
• Alabama lags, but it’s not lost
• A liberal hero vs. a conservati­ve stalwart
• At his alma mater, Chappelle’s show of wisdom
• Hospital barely ends year in the black
• ACLU fights feds’ inquiry on activists
• Fairfax pushes back against planned English rule for child-care workers
• Republican Ed Gillespie airs a “Kill, Rape, Control” ad tying his Democratic rival to MS-13 violence.
• Colin Kaepernick and Tim Tebow are Christians who kneel on the field, though for far different reasons.
• Teller admits stealing from homeless man
• Man charged with sex assault on Fairfax trail
• Sailor charged in fuel spill in Virginia Beach
• Would-be thieves ram an ATM at Nats Park
• Mount Vernon’s Blue Room to reopen
• Despite probation order, man fatally stabbed former girlfriend, police say
• 2017 Postpoints Scavenger Hunt
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• Ennui on the runway
• ‘Big Mouth’ spills the beans on angst of adolescenc­e
• Jeffrey Eugenides gets himself into writing trim
• Midland is star material. All they gotta do is act naturally.
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Delicate art of mending a friendship
• Joyful African sounds from exiles on U Street
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• “It’s like defusing a bomb . . . That’s how talented and good they are.”
• As Louisville hoops kingdom crashes, a community reels
• Swearinger spoke up, and defense listened
• Terps AD invites players to talk, and sports aren’t on agenda
• Strasburg appears primed for October
• Russell Westbrook’s new deal could impact the next NBA free agency period.
• Younger athletes weigh whether to take a knee for the national anthem.
• A week left before the Caps’ opener, a few roster decisions remain.
• NBA memo demands standing for anthem
• Trio of Wizards get summer-schooled by the best
• L.A. grabs edge in WNBA Finals with Game 3 win
• Sheriff: Review shows police acted properly with Bennett
• Cousins absent as he awaits birth of son
• QB injury ‘curse’ tortures Terps again
• Other area games
• Harper back in lineup after day of recovery
• Rosier, defense lead No. 14 Hurricanes
• Adams bounces back
• September struggles persist for Miley, O’s
• Felton-to-Surratt connection rescues Eagles in shootout win over Bulldogs
• Close-knit ‘D’ delivers for 5-0 Jaguars
• United could lose Hamid as talks of new deal stall
• Americans in cruise control after Day 2 at Presidents Cup
• A window onto D.C.’s West End
• Residents are quick to welcome newcomers to this Northeast Washington neighborho­od.
• Government cracks down on predatory VA loans.
• Four-story townhouses in Alexandria.
• Take a tour and see D.C.’s modern architectu­re
• REAL ESTATE
• Nobu moves in downstairs at West End high-rise
• ‘Exorcist’ author’s Bethesda home features a pub-style bar
• 7018 LONGWOOD DR., BETHESDA, MD. $3.2 million
• In a divorce, emotional attachment to the property could hurt you
• It’s a seller’s market, but D.C. buyers stay calm
• Couch surfing: Finding right fit for your family
• Posh small spaces prove bigger isn’t always better

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