The Washington Post Sunday - 2016-03-13

• A Marine’s CON­VIC­TIONS
• Trac­ing the long free-fall of Arab Spring in Syria
• Vit­riol fol­lows Trump on cam­paign trail
• A mis­sion for Je­sus in the pub­lic schools
• D.C.’s mighty mouse is al­most im­pos­si­ble to kick out of of­fice
• Mary­land falls to Michi­gan State, 64-61
• Ready for their close-up
• DAILY CODE
• No aber­ra­tion:
• Long lines in D.C.:
• Tor­ren­tial rains flood Louisiana and Mis­sis­sippi
• TALK SHOWS
• COR­REC­TION
• For many rat­tlers, fes­ti­val is the end
• A drive to help poor re­store sus­pended li­censes
• 4 hurt when gun­men shoot at party bus
• 2 of­fi­cials stabbed in prison up­ris­ing
• 1 dead in N.Y. tug­boat crash:
• It’s the econ­omy, Ohio. Ka­sich touts gu­ber­na­to­rial record.
• Clin­ton’s di­rect blam­ing of Mich. gov­er­nor for Flint wa­ter cri­sis is a stretch
• Ge­net­i­cally mod­i­fied mos­qui­toes no dan­ger, FDA says
• Snow­mo­biler ar­rested in Iditarod in­ci­dent that killed 1 dog
• Or­ganic, or­ga­nized Trump dis­rup­tion
• The Ac­cu­sa­tion
• The In­ves­ti­ga­tion
• The Trial
• Com­ing Mon­day:
• Chem­i­cal at­tacks linked to ISIS kill child, wound hun­dreds in north­ern Iraq
• Europe has blocked a pop­u­lar land route for refugees. Now what?
• Merkel de­fends refugee pol­icy in last push be­fore Sun­day elec­tions
• Ne­tanyahu wants world pow­ers to pun­ish Iran:
• U.N.-backed coun­cil calls for unity rule
• Con­ser­va­tives ig­nore top court’s rul­ing
• Scot­land may push for in­de­pen­dence again:
• Ye­meni loy­al­ists break Houthis’ siege on Taiz:
• U.N. hu­man rights of­fice in Moscow to close:
• Shi­ite cleric calls for Bagh­dad sit-in:
• Avalanche kills 6 in Ital­ian Alps:
• Love, Saudi Ara­bian style
• Brazil’s coali­tion govern­ment may fall apart in weeks
• Se­cu­rity fears in U.S. slow push to re­set­tle Syr­i­ans
• TOPIC A | How should the Repub­li­can Party re­spond to Don­ald Trump?
• The Capi­tol roots of the GOP cri­sis
• Af­ter Mom fell
• A lin­ger­ing nu­clear threat
• Don­ald Trump’s spur to vi­o­lence
• Jose­line Peña-Mel­nyk for Congress
• Is free trade worth it?
• No place for coal ash
• Jus­tice de­layed
• Jus­tice de­nied
• A fuller pic­ture of Jef­fer­son Davis
• Send can­cer pa­tients to In­dia?
• Don’t ease up on The Don­ald
• An un­trust­wor­thy political dic­tum
• Are we reach­ing ‘peak Trump’?
• The ig­niter of cam­paign vi­o­lence
• Mis­er­able lib­er­als
• Save the trees: Skip the soy, makeup and mac­a­roni
• Academia isn’t all that bad for con­ser­va­tive pro­fes­sors
• Fight­ing for lib­erty in Iran nearly cost this No­bel win­ner her life
• No, the KKK isn’t harm­less to­day, and its reach isn’t con­fined to the South.
• The gay black ac­tivist who had Eleanor Roo­sevelt’s ear.
• Our govern­ment no longer cares about trans­parency.
• “Self-heal­ing” as­phalt and other ways to save our roads.
• How this elec­tion will re­shape both political par­ties.
• A play­book for un­der­stand­ing March Mad­ness
• A Roo­sevelt son much like his father
• The year when Hitler’s strat­egy be­gan to emerge
• Tough prison life for a black man in early 19th cen­tury
• Giv­ing voice to women in Middle East
• LIT­ER­ARY CAL­EN­DAR
• BOOK WORLD THIS WEEK
• Now he’s out of jail and still protest­ing.
• Cal­cu­lat­ing value of Pur­ple Line con­tract is . . . com­pli­cated
• Young sci­en­tists to vie for In­tel prize
• Va. law­mak­ers’ bud­get boosts pay for teach­ers, state work­ers
• Re­vis­it­ing the Penn Gar­dens plea­sure palace of the 1920s: Dance hall or im­moral cesspool?
• Grid­lock does not have to be our fu­ture. Here’s how Metro can cut costs and grow smarter.
• No pa­role for flock of jail­birds
• At fo­rum, Demo­cratic can­di­dates in 4th District race press their mes­sages
• Deaths of 13 ea­gles not nat­u­ral; re­ward of­fered
• Mont­gomery may pay more for Pur­ple Line
• Metro po­lice to get brighter uni­forms to in­crease their vis­i­bil­ity to rid­ers
• Metro ap­proves lower op­er­at­ing bud­get
• Po­lice in­ves­ti­gate sus­pi­cious death
• State agency creates team for mine res­cues
• Po­lice: Re­mains could be break in cold case
• D.C. busi­nesses should help their com­mu­ni­ties
• Save a life­line for D.C. kids
• Stop raid­ing Mary­land’s park money
• WRITE FOR US
• TRAVEL TIPS
• NAV­I­GA­TION AIDS
• KEY EVENTS
• MEM­BER EX­CLU­SIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• SPRING FOR­WARD!
• Teen sci­en­tists, vy­ing for schol­ar­ships, will give you faith in the fu­ture
• How state of­fi­cials do the math for the Pur­ple Line
• Wash­ing­ton Post jour­nal­ist played a key role in the Pen­tagon Pa­pers case
• Cava­lier re­proach
• A fam­ily with a track record
• For Ren­don, a whole new ball­game
• A tough­ness act that Mary­land needs to fol­low
• Backup goal­keeper Travis Worra helps keep New Eng­land in check as D.C. plays to a 0-0 draw.
• Eleanor Roo­sevelt boys, Whit­man, Glenelg, Largo and Forestvill­e girls all claim state ti­tles.
• CAP­I­TALS PLAY LATE
• WIZARDS PLAY LATE
• CARS
• Fire and Bryce
• Teach­able mo­ment
• Gear­ing up for one more try
• Brown kept train­ing through preg­nancy
• COL­LEGES
• Kid­ney stones can’t keep Messi out
• PRO FOOT­BALL
• HIGH SCHOOLS
• Reyes and Nelson win marathon in D.C.
• QUOTABLE
• Com­mit­tee re­mains non-com­mit­tal
• Pi­rates win Big East for first time since 1993
• Aztecs likely NIT-bound af­ter a ti­tle-game up­set
• Dukes win Colo­nial tour­ney for third straight NCAA bid
• O’s get first win; Wi­eters’s el­bow sore
• Lukaku ousts for­mer club in FA Cup quar­ter­fi­nals
• Many play­ers at camp vy­ing for bench spot
• Har­vick’s desert dom­i­nance puts him in the driver’s seat
• Haas is a chip off the old block as he takes lead at In­nis­brook
• Spurs re­main NBA’s top model
• Wizards’ des­per­a­tion doesn’t show
• DeRozan and Toronto claim the sea­son se­ries vs. Mi­ami
• BY THE NUM­BERS
• QUOTABLE
• Will one-goal wins con­tinue?
• Detroit forces over­time in last minute be­fore beat­ing New York
• BY THE NUM­BERS
• QUOTABLE
• Knights make sure they go out on top
• Lions rally from 16 down to win ti­tle
• Vik­ings make the jump to cham­pi­ons
• Foster seizes her mo­ment to power Gladiators to a ti­tle
• Hyundai Sonata Eco
• THE­ATER MAN OF THE MO­MENT
• At the root of cool
• Strange de­signs can teach us some­thing.
• A new box of trea­sures opens at Met Breuer
• A new ad­di­tion to Grif­fin & Sabine se­ries.
• Try­ing to make sense of 2016 cam­paign.
• The sur­pris­ing in­sight about us from the man who wrote ‘To­mor­row’
• At Adam­son, na­ture’s beauty and ugly ex­am­ples of man’s cru­elty
• Free­ing the pipe or­gan from the usual grind
• A scholar learns to re­spect those who take Shake­speare from page to stage
• Hil­lary Clin­ton: The Ki­netic Ma­chine
• Don­ald Trump: This Is Un­be­liev­able
• Chris Christie: Ro­coco Suf­fer­ing
• Jeb Bush: A Pop Art Im­plo­sion
• Bernie San­ders: Where’s Che?
• Grap­pling with the ghost of his late father, the porn au­thor
• The Un­nion: Win­ning head­lines from Week 1162
• HORO­SCOPE
• SUN­DAY CHAL­LENGE
• New con­test for Week 1166: Ques­tion­able jour­nal­ism
• A cheater deals with ex-lover’s threat
• Play­ing Zelda’s ‘Twi­light Princess’ is like com­ing home
• Es­trange­ment from par­ents is some­times the only way to keep one’s san­ity
• MIS­SION STATE­MENT
• From paci­fiers to Pi­cas­sos: Mu­se­ums cater to a younger clien­tele
• Can this trendy D.C. ho­tel de­signed for mil­len­ni­als bridge the gen­er­a­tion gap?
• Get reac­quainted with Pong and Pac-Man at the Sil­ver­ball Mu­seum in As­bury Park, N.J.
• Ce­ram­ics stu­dents at the District’s Casa Ital­iana School take the ul­ti­mate field trip — to Italy.
• Join us as we at­tempt to solve the mys­tery of the in­cred­i­ble shrink­ing air­line lava­tory.
• WHAT’S THE DEAL?
• TRAVEL
• HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR BABY’S MU­SEUM VISIT
• WHERE TO EAT
• WHAT TO DO
• WHERE TO STAY
• SIL­VER­BALL MU­SEUM
• A $7 bil­lion les­son in busi­ness of oil drilling, cli­mate change
• Re­lax­ing out­side the box of 64 col­ors
• Are you sure your fi­nan­cial ad­viser’s le­git?
• Not ready to re­tire, but not find­ing work
• A bid to get Cold War doc­u­ments to the peo­ple
• Your odds of be­ing poor are higher than you think
• Sell­ing in Rus­sia? ‘Cul­ture eats strat­egy for lunch.’
• Busi­ness
• Econ­omy
• Cap­i­tal Busi­ness
• NEWS FEED
• FU­TURES & OP­TIONS
• THE BUZZ
• Deals
• Tran­si­tions
• A traf­fic mess ahead for the FBI?
• The busi­ness of nur­tur­ing a do-good im­pulse
• Quick and care­ful ac­tion saves the game
• Wake-up call won’t take no for an an­swer
• Oil, stocks hit 4th weekly gain
• Editor’s note:
• SAMU­RAI SU­DOKU
• Does Your In­ter­net Rep­u­ta­tion Mat­ter to Em­ploy­ers?
• Craft­ing an Awe­some Cover Let­ter
• What Mom Didn’t Tell You about Job In­ter­views

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