USA TODAY US Edition - 2018-02-23

• ‘ The walls are closing in’
• ‘Generation Columbine’ knows no other world
• When it comes to winning medals, U.S. women rule
• Rodriguez walks on the wild side in ‘Annihilati­on’
• Manafort, Gates face new charges
• Tiger: ‘I’m really not that far away’
• TV shows look to God for relatable comedy
• Toyota dominates list of year’s best cars
• Kids’ mobile-device use worries parents
• Armed, ‘trained’ teachers
• Students lead the charge
• Internet trolls hijack women’s grief
• As times change, so does definition of ‘African American’
• Armed deputy didn’t confront attacker
• STATE-BY-STATE
• 3 lessons from the Pyeongchan­g Olympics
• ‘This is Us’: Toxic stress is real for many
• Rethink food stamps and the recipients
• ‘Code of silence’ stifles abuse victims
• Another engineer sues Google
• Clock now ticking for Net neutrality
• Walmart goes upscale in bid to revamp online experience
• Invest my tax refund or pay down debt?
• BUILDING A BETTER ROOM ONE AMENITY AT A TIME
• Christina Hendricks fights mad men in ‘Good Girls’
• WHERE EVERYBODY KNOWS YOUR NAME
• Let the real racing begin
• Batter up!
• Obama ready to talk hoops, stats
• Tiger meets Stoneman Douglas High student
• Harvick seeks to change his fortunes at Atlanta
• SPORTS ON TV
• Ristic credits Netflix for success
• GOLD, AT LAST
• Mikaela Shiffrin, photo at right, was hoping for more but is happy with two medals
• NBC correspond­ent Dale Earnhardt Jr. is drawn to speed events
• Canadian athletes politely beating up on Americans
• Curling’s miracle on ice? Team USA beats favorite Canada
• U.S. men go 1-2 in halfpipe
• Vonn’s final Olympics didn’t live up to the hype
• CALIFORNIA GIRLS

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