The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2017-03-16

• GOP official: No signs of wiretap on Trump
• Hawaii judge stops new travel ban
• Russian agents behind Yahoo account breach
• Estimate: 750K in Ga. to lose insurance
• Budget cuts target State Dept., EPA
• WHAT’S IN STORE AT THE SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL
• Atlanta’s ‘Nutcracker’ to have its final run
• Father guilty of girl’s mutilation deported
• Trump fuel economy move sets up fight
• 2017 NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT IN FULL SWING
• 1,000 MORE U.S. TROOPS COULD GO TO SYRIA
• WHAT THE FED RATE HIKE MEANS
• Georgia leaders fear that the state may be punished by the way the GOP plan allocates Medicaid funding,
• More than 12 million people have signed up for Obamacare coverage this year, according to government figures,
• Prosecutor­s: Death penalty decision months away in airport shooting
• Dutch anti-Muslim leader fails to capture a top spot
• Populist sentiment to face ballot test in four EU nations
• Trump calls 2005 tax return release ‘fake news’
• ‘BBC Dad’ on going viral: ‘This is now the first line in my obituary’
• Northeast digs out from March snowstorm as skiing areas revel
• Secretary of State makes first Asia trip
• South Korea prosecutor­s to question ousted leader soon
• House Republican­s differ on border wall
• Woman burned after headphones explode
• Tight budgets may complicate Sessions’ vow to fight crime
• Ukraine plans economic blockade of rebel-held areas
• Officials say at least 50 died in hospital attack
• Yoga pants may be key source of sea pollution
• Gorsuch’s environmen­t record not easy to define
• Checkpoint changes await spring fliers
• Sluggish wage gains remain G-7 mystery
• United’s new flights stoke fears of seat glut
• Common class of chemicals may be harming our sperm
• 24 million are going to ‘lose’ insurance? Not so fast
• 64-year-old man killed in apartment fire; 31 displaced
• Senators amend turnaround plan
• State GOP struggles with checkbook
• An ex-legislator on her 2nd act
• JEWISH CENTER THREATENED SECOND TIME
• Georgia Senate pushes state budget process to next stage
• Girl who survived dog attack back home
• Q&A on the News
• What you need to know: MARTA Breeze Cards end
• Community lens
• County manager finalists named
• UPCOMING
• Painful end to UGA’s season
• Schedule turning favorable
• Receiver comes clean on his exit
• Driving range salute to Palmer
• Shorter waits for soccer fans
• Pastner again avoids 3-game losing streak
• Thompson on course to return
• Braves’ Dickey OK with weak outing
• Two guilty in Cuban smuggling
• Hightower re-signs with Pats for $43.5M
• Best and worst teams of March
• Orlando may be an upset capital
• Moneke, UC Davis top N.C. Central
• Volunteer long-term ‘paragon’ to Georgia Boy Choir
• Atlanta chefs are award finalists
• IRELAND BECKONS GET THE MOST FROM A TRIP TO EMERALD ISLE
• Swan House Ball honors Alston family
• Famed Italian cookbook author dies
• Father’s dumpster-diving habit causes concern
• Tulip bulbs do come from seed
• YouTube launches a new TV service
• Add personalit­y to a rental—on a budget
• Calling all Campbell’s soups
• MOVIE MINIS
• Pub grub steps up its game
• ‘Cannoli’ too good to be singular
• How to pick better bottles of wine
• 3 FOOD PRODUCTS FOR THE BABY IN YOUR LIFE
• CLASSIC CANNOLI ALLA SICILIANA
• RICOTTA CREAM
• CASOLARE’S PIZZELLE CANNOLI
• CANDIED ORANGE PEEL
• In Season: Cabbage
• LINTON HOPKINS’ LARB

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