USA TODAY US Edition - 2021-03-23

• The girl with two names
• Atlanta killings shatter families
• ‘A nightmare scenario’: Extremists among police
• Pac-12’s Oregon bounces out No. 2 Iowa
• Springtime brings a burst of outstandin­g new books
• False claims prop up ‘Patriot Barbie’
• Families split by closed borders put pressure on Biden
• Noem: Transgende­r sports bill ‘vague’
• CoQ10’s Failure Leaves Millions Wanting
• Suspect in Sicknick assault sent to jail
• Justices to hear Boston marathon bomber case
• Bring back public shame about racism
• Credit for vaccines goes to two presidents
• Other Views: What to think about when you get your shot
• Extremists are putting tactical gear at forefront
• Bed Bath & Beyond unveils Nestwell store brand
• Katharine McPhee’s new roles offer her a sense of ‘Comfort’
• An updated Disneyland awaits its fans
• Ex-chef changes his menu to furniture
• Policies vary on workplace relationsh­ips
• ‘Soldier’ offers a tip of the new Cap
• Kim speaks out about anti-Asian violence
• Bieber finally finds adult voice on ‘Justice’
• Live from Cleveland will be rocking 3-day NFL draft
• Staley driven to lift Black coaches
• Inequitabl­e treatment: So Emmert must go
• ‘THE superstar of his era,’ Elgin Baylor dies at 86
• Reeling Rockets year weighs on new coach
• Boeheim has ’Cuse in zone, Sweet 16
• BYU pulls off first upset in women’s tournament
• Blaney steals win in wild Cup Series year
• Together again, anxiety joins us in the crowd
• ‘New era of medicine,’ telehealth may be here to stay
• Video is satire from ’20, not prediction from ’56
• Couple married 66 years was ‘always together’
• Vaccinatio­ns up, but so are case numbers
• Questions surround vaccine passport
• Miami Beach will extend emergency
• Some spring break beaches have few COVID-19 regulation­s
• School checks in on struggling kids

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