USA TODAY US Edition - 2018-03-27

• ‘I sit and cry all day’
• Facebook falls on the ropes, dazed by intense backlash
• Jimmy Carter calls Trump security pick ‘a disaster’
• Court again confronts one-sided political maps
• U.S. expels Russians, closes consulate
• Pulse legal team files for mistrial over FBI disclosure
• STATE-BY-STATE
• Stormy intensifie­s Trump’s legal woes
• Our view: Trump’s tariffs send a message to China
• Opposing view: Don’t tax hard-working American families
• Pardon expert sent life’s work to me then did heinous crime
• Can Snapchat bounce back?
• Gunmaker Remington files for Chapter 11
• Dow soars 669 points as trade war fears lessen
• You, too, can use subliminal messages to your advantage
• It’s time to get up close and personal with Facebook apps
• CEO suggests Waymo cars could have avoided accident
• FCC approves plan to cut down on millions of pesky robocalls
• Wall St. bonus pay — up 17% — dwarfs average U.S. worker
• Q: Are there penny stocks worth buying?
• Sarah Dubbeldam: How I became a magazine CEO
• Ask HR: Strike a balance on cellphones
• Financial fragility likely for future retirees
• Have you turned 701⁄ 2? Know the rules for RMD
• Boston’s red glare awaits
• Bowyer rules Martinsvil­le to win STP 500
• We all can benefit from Sister Jean
• Newman emerges as KU big guy
• NFL and social activism
• Protests to activism: Players Coalition moves on
• Infiltrate ‘The Americans’ with Russell and Rhys
• We can learn a lot from ‘Black Panther’
• Samantha Bee heads to Puerto Rico
• Jack White reaches for more
• This is Chrissy Metz
• ‘Americans’: Count the Jennings’ kills, conquests, disguises
• We’ve already met this new ‘Roseanne’
• JUST VISITING
• CHAT WITH KELLY

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