USA TODAY International Edition - 2017-03-24

• BRITISH MAN ID’D IN LONDON ATTACK
• CEO cashes in as Sears cashes out
• Health bill won’t pass, GOP foes say
• Pharmacist cleared of murder in steroid case
• NORTHERN IRELAND FUNERAL
• Transition team ‘ incidental­ly’ gets intelligen­ce check
• News from across the USA
• Dilapidate­d Detroit house on sale for $ 5M
• SEARS, KMART MAY LACK CASH TO STOCK SHELVES
• What’s killing Sears and Kmart?
• More stores demand eco- friendly canned tuna
• TECH INDUSTRY NOT DIVERSE? NOT ACCORDING TO WORKERS
• Facebook friends may sway trust in news
• Ed Sheeran cover songs on Facebook are a no- no
• GORSUCH IS THE INTELLECTU­AL THE COURT NEEDS
• Pull the plug on the GOP’s health care plan
• Congress is MIA on Trump’s travel ban
• Repair damage from Obamacare
• UNEXPECTED GERMANY
• Goodell says changes designed to please fans
• Timing, role were perfect fits for return to Giants, Bonds says
• Banning leaps is right call to make
• U. S. men see little wiggle room for error
• Redshirt year a rite of passage at Gonzaga
• ELLEN DEGENERES IS NOW A ‘ BIG SHOT’ REALITY PRODUCER
• Next season to see fewer remakes, more doctors
• How James Blunt became Twitter’s unlikelies­t, funniest star
• Youthful ‘ Power Rangers’ invades the packed superhero movie space
• ‘ Weird Al’ Yankovic relives his younger days on screen and in tunes

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