The Washington Post - 2014-03-19

• Putin signs treaty making Crimea a part of Russia
• Newcomers could shape D.C. politics, if they tune in
• NSA records calls of an entire nation
• Report: Navy Yard attack might have been averted
• Malaysia gives up some control in airliner search
• Dozens of people charged
• The State Department announced
• U.S. considers its next move
• The Medal of Honor was awarded to 24 veterans, many of whom were passed over because of their ethnicity.
• GM appointed
• Lots of beer here
• What the NSA’s MYSTIC program does
• Putin invokes past in Crimea action
• Biden aims to ‘reassure allies’
• The nation’s largest banks have met
• Jubilation and grief
• Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro,
• The D.C. Council plans
• The sexual-assault trial
• Federal officials placed
• Two people were killed
• New data showed
• Federal prosecutor­s charged
• An old warehouse
• Democrats must tune in to low turnout
• GOP says convention­s need ‘soft money’
• Happening today
• CORRECTION
• Rebel pleads guilty to holding U.S. hostages
• Gov. Quinn picked to run for new term
• Executive admits role in bilking of Navy
• Judge rejects accused Sept. 11 figure’s input
• Baucus lists his priorities as U.S. envoy to China
• Drought causing ‘extreme emergency’
• On anniversar­y of uprising, U.S. shuts Syrian Embassy
• Suicide bomber kills 15 at market in north
• Chechen rebel leader is reported dead
• Before or after — that is a Flight MH370 mystery
• Big banks meet aid requiremen­t, monitor reports
• ALSO IN BUSINESS
• EMPLOYMENT
• Contractor admits to filing false claims
• With March Madness pitch, Obama hopes for a buzzer-beating effort on health insurance
• A Debbie Dingell win would be a familial first
• Google reveals plans for Android watches, other wearable tech
• N.Y. equity firm Vestar buying Rockville’s ISS
• Iraqis claiming abuse at Abu Ghraib want case reopened
• With Carney not in the mix, next envoy to Russia could be a woman
• Colleges get incentives to increase graduates
• The threat from within
• Wishful thinking
• What’s ahead in Montgomery
• Unsettling Israeli actions
• Wheaton should focus on building new landmarks
• Opposing bias has a noble history
• Tommy Wells’s daily work for D.C.
• One last winter cleanup for roads
• Republican­s give away the farm
• Russia’s military coup
• The gulag of the Russian mind
• Back from the dead?
• Breaking the chain
• In Kansas, filing a complaint could result in a felony charge
• Descriptio­n of data collection by the NSA under MYSTIC
• (U) Tasking of SCALAWAG
• A divided isle
• Bitter winter dampens flora forecast
• Filings in McDonnell case annoy U.S. judge
• Rivlin: Scandal tests faith in Gray
• OBITUARIES
• JOHN KELLY’S WASHINGTON
• THE DISTRICT
• New McAuliffe PAC ties access to big donations
• Earn Points for Attending an Evening With Washington Post Nonfiction Editor, Steve Levingston
• Picture Perfect: Earn Points for Visiting the National Cherry Blossom Youth Art Contest March 20- April 18
• Tax supervisor pleads guilty in bribe scheme
• More time given for health-care sign-ups
• White powder found in Georgetown dorm
• Lanham man killed in Tuesday crash
• Catania: Crisis in special education
• Candidate’s ’01 fraud judgment overshadow­s news of Winfrey connection
• Drummer was founding member of the Stooges
• Howard ‘Bo’ Callaway
• Ahmad Tejan Kabbah
• Force behind success of legendary jazz pianist
• Dual realism
• Premiere of musical ‘Diner’ added to menu at Signature
• For better or worse, DJ keeps it real
• CNN goes all in with missing-jet coverage
• Another shot at reality for D.C.?
• SURREAL ESTATE
• Parting is such sweet sorrow
• HEY, I SN’T THAT . . . ?
• ‘Hamlet,’ wordless and wonderful
• Put an ailing mother-in-law’s feelings above a spouse’s
• World-class new theater in our own back yard
• Pianist from Yale lets Brahms be heard
• Hamlet ... the Rest Is Silence
• A boy’s awakening in the dawn of Hollywood
• An Internet apocalypse, wyrms, and eerie statues
• ‘Silver Linings’ author not as lucky this time around
• Brush off those brusque remarks with a cold smile
• Three cheers for Generation Dystopia
• A case study in perils of fame and friendship
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Community Art Show
• A sign of spring: Cherry blossoms
• An odd (and even) way to clear the air in Paris
• Blossom Kite Festival
• Family Days
• Japanese Culture Day
• ‘THERE’S NOTHING HARDER’
• D.C. stop for the PGA is no gimme
• Marshall harvests success
• For Cavs, pair starts to bear fruit
• Woods withdraws from Arnold Palmer event
• Hoyas top W. Virginia
• Albany, N.C. State move on
• “I liked Riggins. Hell, I liked ’em all back then in ’82-83.”
• Terrapins look forward to a crowded backfield
• Terrapins’ Locksley given contract extension
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL
• Coaches prove they’re not out of their league
• PRO FOOTBALL
• Players abuzz after Red Sox, Yankees have a brief bee delay
• James scores 43 as Miami holds on
• Jordan looks sharp, makes case to start
• Penner hasn’t fit in with Capitals so far
• Gooden to remain for rest of the season
• Boston tops New Jersey, extends win streak to 10
• Rammys seeking a feel-good win
• Recipes and strategies for fasting and feasting during Lent.
• See category matchups in this year’s bracket; where to taste the contenders
• Soil and sun
• Chicken-Fried Cauliflowe­r With Miso-Mushroom Gravy
• Pasta With Cannellini Beans, Cabbage and Bacon
• Spicy Black Bean Patties
• Chicken-Fried Cauliflowe­r With Miso-Mushroom Gravy
• PROGRESSIV­E THINKING: Ryme Lansari
• Recommenda­tions
• Lentil and Rice Stew (Mjadera)
• Squid Ink Pasta (Pasta Inchiostro)
• St. Joseph Cream Puffs (Sfingi di San Giuseppe)
• Blackened Green Beans With Garlic, Sesame and Ginger

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