USA TODAY International Edition - 2018-03-01

• 19 years after Columbine, schools are locked tightly
• 41 countries without an ambassador from U.S.
• Teachers had wanted suspect transferre­d
• TSA will test suicide vest detectors at Penn Station
• Republican­s say new gun laws not needed
• Attorney General Sessions slams ‘judicial superiorit­y’
• Supreme Court OKs indefinite immigrant detentions
• Justices would rather leave data dispute to Congress
• STATE-BY-STATE
• Domestic abuse gun loopholes may be filled
• Amazon a snap at package pics
• Companies wrestle with NRA dilemma
• Powell says U.S. economy strong after stock swoon
• SeaWorld CEO out as losses deepen, attendance wanes
• Are index funds the best choice?
• Why are my teen patients self-cutting?
• Our view: Teachers should shed light, not pack heat
• Opposing view: Arm qualified, willing teachers and staff
• POCKET GUIDE GERMANY
• UNEXPECTED GERMANY
• Thomas moving on after Honda win
• Players’ labor grievance against MLB is official
• Player moves keep coming at Tampa Bay
• Top quarterbac­k prospects facing questions
• Several prospects have something to prove at combine
• Key NBA figures: NCAA system broken
• Wright uses NCAA scandal to educate his players
• Obama says NCAA shouldn’t operate as NBA ‘farm system’
• ‘Looming Tower’ is compelling to its horrific end
• ‘Lady Bird’ deserves (but won’t win) Oscars
• Plemons plays with weird in ‘Game Night’
• ‘Every Day’ is a YA triumph at every turn

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