Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday) - 2020-02-23

• Sanders takes Nevada
• Fury regains heavyweigh­t title with TKO stoppage of Wilder
• UNLV upsets No. 4 undefeated San Diego State
• Path for Democrats only gets thornier
• BERNIE SANDERS CEMENTS STATUS AS FRONT-RUNNER
• MORE COVERAGE
• Celebs out in force at Fury-Wilder bout
• Caucuses told us a thing or five
• Big day for Nevadans, candidates
• Bus slides off interstate, killing three
• Buffett offers caution on deals
• Probe finds sexual, physical abuse at school for deaf
• Autopsy photos displayed in Mississipp­i trial
• Trade efforts in India seem to fizzle
• Protesters support Assange before hearing
• Legislator­s in Germany reach deal to exclude far-right party
• Rivals OK unity government
• Syria reopens highway to public after eight years
• East Libya’s top envoy wants fair oil distributi­on
• Equality is her mission
• Program leads to less time in jail
• Hopefuls’ stand on Yucca matters to Nevada voters
• COURTS Former MGM guest sues over data breach
• Trial date set for man on house arrest in LV double homicide
• Actress Zoe Caldwell dies at age 86
• Woman who says rape wasn’t investigat­ed sues Alaska city
• Hair Club for Men founder Sperling dies
• Bryant pilot broke FAA rules
• Hawaii’s caucusers can vote via mail
• Man convicted in Ore. commuter train stabbings
• Sheriff honors subpoenas issued by ICE
• Greyhound to refuse Border Patrol checks
• ‘Sanctuary’ ban plan withdrawn by Arizona GOP
• Tests of body, mind
• Knights’ 24-karat effort
• Pennzoil 400 field eyes clear skies
• Astros’ ‘sign-stealing’ continues in spring training opener
• Meaningles­s 3 by Gonzaga provides week’s top bad beat
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP
• Harvick favored in quest for third win at LVMS
• Rain, hail push back Boyd Gaming 300
• Ovechkin notches 700th goal, and teammates enjoying view
• NBA ROUNDUP
• RJ’s best and worst
• NHL ROUNDUP
• Players glum about Eakin being traded
• Bout leaves no doubt about who the King is
• SB wins set Plunkett apart
• Ottos-graph: Jim, Gus not related but in Raiders’ lore
• Hodges makes late 3-pointer in Del Sol win
• Astros getting death threats; union worried
• A divided view
• Trump’s own version of criminal justice reform
• Henderson constable loses police powers
• Schools must address suicide
• Choice for Nevada families under attack
• Nondisclos­ure Mike has a bad night at the debate
• Preserving the integrity of girls’ sports
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• OBSERVER CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S, 21x21
• There’s still gold in the hills
• New rule one of last Wynn saga byproducts
• Some want mining companies to pay more taxes
• A quiet street with a roaring past
• ‘Better Call Saul’s’ Jimmy McGill continues to evolve
• Five spots for tempting tempura
• OK to reach out to future sister-in-law
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Digging for answers on dog’s toy-burying behavior
• Young adult authors aim for older readers
• Preserving history
• ‘Photograph’ star shares picture-perfect home life
• TPC $20M remodeled mansion sells at auction Video
• Realty One Group slips into No. 1 spot for 2019 sales
• HOA board says the trash cans have to stay out of sight

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