USA TODAY US Edition - 2020-02-28

• Dow has worst 1-day dive over coronaviru­s
• Women did tough work of exposing a predator
• ‘Help me get it’: Buttigieg courts black voters’ support
• Milwaukee police ID victims, release details on shooter
• ‘Robust and pathologic­al fear’ can override facts
• In rookie season, Zion matching all the hype
• Take a dive in the stream of new TV shows for 2020
• Boy Scouts may be forced to sell Rockwell paintings
• DeVos orders inquiry into questionab­le college
• Coverage of Latinos outside of immigratio­n is lacking
• ICE accused of targeting parents while taking kids to school
• High court faces flood of cases on migrants
• Warren ready to take fight to convention floor
• Poll: Biden has 20-point lead in South Carolina primary
• Choose your food based on the facts
• Nominee Bernie?
• Study up, protect retirement savings
• Extra step may be needed to get refund
• Don’t miss out on the news from all 50 states and D.C.
• Before Atari, there was something called Channel F
• Check your need for speed if streaming
• Beckham returns to MLS as executive
• Two Big Ten games headline Saturday schedule
• Cowboys’ new coach has confidence in Prescott
• From exemptions to Honda co-leaders
• Can Hendrick find a road back to the top?
• Punter outperform­s some linemen on bench press
• Rockies star: ‘All I want to do is win’
• Miami to make long-awaited debut
• Hernandez is more than gymnast
• MLS 2020 PREDICTION­S
• Taylor puts his tuneful stamp on ‘Standard’
• Reunited Black Crowes boast new outlook on music, family
• As ‘Modern Family’ departs, it takes with it an era in TV
• ‘Invisible’: Clear tribute to classics
• Harassment is one pitfall of dating apps
• CROSSWORD
• Davidson: Thank u, Ariana, for the next few jokes
• ‘Bright Places’ embraces darker impulses

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