USA TODAY International Edition - 2015-03-18

• 8 minutes OF ‘ NON- STOP’ SHOOTING
• Clinton charter use took off before elections
• WHITE HOUSE SKIRTS RECORDS RULES
• U. S. Ebola patient’s condition worsens
• Penn as over- 50 anti- hero
• Putin is back, but doesn’t explain 11- day absence
• Tebow works out for the Eagles
• Gas could dip below $ 2 again
• Netanyahu is engaged in ‘ a fateful struggle’
• Sobering tone set at South by Southwest
• RIVAL A CONTRAST IN SUBSTANCE, STYLE
• Number of uninsured falls 16.5 million since Obamacare was signed into law
• News from across the USA
• One small step for gays in parade
• Cops, residents give harrowing testimony
• SOLD! CHICAGO ICON NETS $ 1.3B
• At SXSW, unlikely allies in privacy- law fight
• NBA gets into madness, too
• GOOGLE DOES THE DRIVING
• USA TODAY, Starbucks tackle race relations
• Self- driving car soon to begin trek across U. S.
• For energy independen­ce, path includes ethanol?
• Underage smokers can find ways around rules
• CLINTON HAS A LOT OF COMPANY
• ‘ Right- to- work’ trend bolsters individual rights
• Time for a non- violent voter revolution
• Right- to- work lowers your pay
• DAYTON’S GYM A TOURNEY GEM
• Women’s tourney
• Imagine playoffs with NBA’s top 16
• OFFBEAT METHODS TO THE MADNESS
• CASTOFFS TAKE CENTER STAGE
• Harvick proving 2014 title was no fluke
• College game special to Wade
• Even in rebuilding year, team in hunt for third national title
• Haws applies fierce effort to perfecting shot
• Penn opens up
• Dead reckoning: ‘ iZombie’ feeds on fun — and brains
• ‘ One Big Happy’ looks more like one big mess
• Streaming back to life is new normal
• Dunham, Knight celebrate 60 years of plucky ‘ Eloise’

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