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›Shop now         Please enjoy this complimentary daily newsletter from The Washington Post, an award-winning news leader, brought to you by Amazon, working to be Earth's most customer-centric company. If you don't wish to receive this newsletter, click here.   Most Read An Indian teen was raped by her father. Village elders had her whipped. India's traditional councils impose their own version of justice — and impose social mores. Annie Gowen • Read more »   Servers trash customers in private note on check — then forget to delete it The incident at Peter Chang in Arlington seemed to stem from a debate on the authentic way to serve rice. Tim Carman • Read more »   What the new Muslim mayor of London has to say about Donald Trump "If Donald Trump becomes the president I'll be stopped from going [to the U.S.]." Ishaan Tharoor • Read more »   How Donald Trump is running to the left of Hillary Clinton On trade, military policy and more, the GOP candidate has praise for Bernie Sanders. Jose A. DelReal • Read more »   The hottest trend in web design is making intentionally ugly, difficult sites It's called "brutalism," and it harks back to simpler, zanier Internet times. Katherine Arcement • Read more »   Also Popular in National   John Oliver explains why so much 'science' you read about is bogus There are red flags to look out for when you read about science Rachel Feltman • Read more »   North Carolina, Justice Dept. file dueling lawsuits over transgender rights After the Pacific Ocean swallows villages and five Solomon Islands, a study blames climate change This sweet 7-year-old gave his hair to cancer patients, then life took a devastatingly ironic turn Also Popular in Politics   Christie's bet on Trump pays off Gov. Chris Christie's decision to endorse Donald Trump back in February brought him plenty of derision at the time. But it's bringing rewards now that it's clear he bet on the winner. Michael Catalini | AP • Read more »   Is Paul Ryan in danger of being 'Cantored'? Probably not. Congressional Republicans grapple with new Trump reality A depressingly accurate 29-word description of the dismal state of our politics Also Popular in World This is the reporting that got BBC journalists expelled from North Korea Don't forget how the Soviet Union saved the world from Hitler In Pyongyang, the calm before the sanctions storm? Turkey says its new electric car is better than a Tesla Also Popular in Business A fight to protect 'the most valuable real estate in space' Sorry, Bernie fans. His health care plan is short $17,000,000,000,000. You can now search the Panama Papers — the secret accounts of the global rich — yourself Whites and blacks in Chicago are living in two totally different cities Also Popular in Technology Siri's creators say they've made something better that will take care of everything for you Researchers say computer screens change how you think about what you read The next hot job in Silicon Valley is for poets How a bunch of tech geeks helped save Nepal's earthquake victims Also Popular in Lifestyle Carolyn Hax: 'Fixing it forward' with a sister you bullied Why I let my third-grader dye her hair blue I send my kids to sleep-away camp to give them a competitive advantage in life SNL: Forget mom jeans. This Mother's Day, celebrate 'The Mom Haircut.' Want more Washington Post? Explore subscription offers.         We hope you enjoyed this free sample of daily news from The Washington Post. However, if you'd rather not receive future e-mails of this sort from Amazon.com, please opt out here. © 2015 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Amazon, Amazon.com and the Amazon.com logo are registered trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. Amazon.com, 410 Terry Avenue N., Seattle, WA 98109-5210. Reference: 193249930  Please note that this message was sent to the following e-mail address: markwseymour@gmail.com ©2015 The Washington Post | 1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071