Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Tuesday's Headlines: For a President Trump, global business empire presents gray areas

Clinton's challenge: Become a change agent in a year shaped by voter fury; A graying generation founded on peace and love finds its champion: Bernie Sanders;
 
Today's Headlines
The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors
 
 
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Kevin Sullivan / The Washington Post
For a President Trump, global business empire presents gray areas
An unfinished hotel in Azerbaijan represents one example of potential conflicts, and the presumptive Republican nominee has not said precisely how he would separate his personal financial interests overseas from his administration's policies.
Clinton's challenge: Become a change agent in a year shaped by voter fury
Attacking Trump may not be enough as Clinton struggles to convince voters she will deliver the change they want in Washington.
 
A graying generation founded on peace and love finds its champion: Bernie Sanders
For Woodstock-era Californians, the senator embodies a rising consciousness in America.
 
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Abandoned as punishment, a Japanese boy is missing in bear-infested woods
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Stephen Curry, Warriors complete comeback to head back to NBA Finals
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She was hit in the face by a golf ball. The PGA Tour player who hit it brought her flowers.
"I felt like I had to … just for my peace of mind," Tony Finau said. The gesture turned Elisa Butler into his "new favorite fan."
 
     
 
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