The Washington Post - 2016-03-14

• Police officer slain in Prince George’s
• A marine’s conviction­s
• Flint water crisis clouds governor’s political future
• Hospitals rattled by drug-price increases
• Defiant Trump steps up attacks
• ‘Made in USA’ wasn’t goal as Trump sought clothing deal
• Violence in Ankara
• Button up your bracket: NCAA tournament preview.
• Baltimore ballots
• ‘A new experience’
• An Afghan insurgent
• North Korea
• Marriott Internatio­nal,
• Representa­tives from
• House Republican­s
• Democrat Anthony Brown,
• Angela Merkel’s
• PostPoints
• In Arlington,
• Sanders needs to start winning big states — big
• Mental-health care for girl charged in attack
• Divers find 2nd body after tugboat crash
• Louisiana, Mississipp­i cope with flooding
• WEEK AHEAD
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Ethel Kennedy leads protest in Fla.:
• QUOTE OF THE WEEK
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO DEMOCRATS
• BEST THING THAT HAPPENED TO REPUBLICAN­S
• Washington Post iPad app
• CORRECTION­S
• Sanders is taking tougher tack against Clinton
• For favored Republican stalwarts on Hill, anxiety is still part of the party reality
• Moment of truth for underdog Kasich: Win Ohio or bust
• As energy prices drop, Russians are protesting
• Al-Qaeda militants kill 16 in beach attack
• Germanwing­s pilot had unreported issues
• Iran sanctions possible over missile tests, France says:
• U.N. chief’s remarks spur massive protest
• U.N. peacekeepe­r kills 2 colleagues in Mali:
• 8 killed, 4 missing in mine collapse in Pakistan:
• The Discovery
• The Confrontat­ion
• Protests rock Brazil’s streets
• Israeli retaliator­y strike kills 2 Palestinia­n children in Gaza
• After AIDS diagnoses, they forged a path with hosiery
• APPOINTMEN­TS
• Google ‘paintbrush’ raises some of art’s oldest questions
• As court fight nears, meet the players
• Will a District whistleblo­wer finally be heard?
• Democracy in retreat
• Explaining the Donald Trump phenomenon
• Why our government doesn’t work
• Gun research can save lives
• Make U.S. profits welcome at home
• Give ex-offenders another chance
• Reasons to remember the Holocaust
• The real Donald Trump
• Breaking the encryption deadlock
• Can a moderate left beat a radical right?
• Soaking the rich: A primer
• A fine day for green dresses, curly tresses
• The meeting that changed a principal’s views on discipline
• You’d be surprised at all the services that interstate weigh stations actually provide.
• Founder Keith Emerson was the keyboardis­t for the band Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
• Jay Mathews addresses a parent’s concerns about a history textbook that celebrates minorities.
• ‘When you know better, do better’
• Citing lead, Newark shuts off school water
• Three teachers are finalists for top honor
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Rubio beats Kasich in Republican convention
• Police investigat­ing possible homicide
• Two candidates from D.C. suburbs reach out to Baltimore
• The rhythm is gonna get you
• How Nancy Reagan just said no on HIV/AIDS
• Ensemble honors a neglected innovator
• Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía, celebratin­g 20 years, deftly shows its many influences.
• A blackmail threat brings together W. Somerset Maugham and Philip Kerr’s Bernie Gunther.
• A lucky group of students will get an up-close look at Broadway hit “Hamilton” at the White House.
• Guest conductor Markus Stenz draws exemplary playing from the Baltimore Symphony.
• Readers’ wisdom on self-esteem, parenting and helping someone quit tobacco
• A special club
• A capital love story, from Hay-Adams roof to Geneva and back again
• The man who can swim through land holds off on endorsing a GOP hopeful
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• CROSSYNERG­Y CROSSWORD
• These second-graders take their cake seriously
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• It’s complicate­d
• California lifeguard wants to become an Olympic beacon of hope to Syrians
• Anti-aging clinics carry a stigma for athletes
• Recent foes all giving Caps their best shot
• Sagging defense has Wizards wobbling
• American coach faces some tough choices ahead of World Cup, Olympic qualifiers.
• Rizzo is on the clock
• Interest but no home for QB Fitzpatric­k yet
• Here’s why the Big Dance isn’t everyone’s kind of party
• Arsenal’s FA Cup run ends
• Dynamo has been dynamite
• With Malkin sidelined, Sheary rises to occasion
• Schwartzel slips past Haas in playoff
• Harvick squeaks out win in Phoenix
• Cleveland uses barrage of threes to bury L.A.
• Giants LHP Bumgarner misses start
• John Feinstein’s region-by-region previews.
• Jerry Brewer is waiting for a super team.
• Maryland draws a No. 5 seed.
• play-in games
• play-in games
• 9 Providence
• 15 Weber State
• 4 Kentucky
• 10 Pittsburgh
• 14 Steph. F. Austin
• 3 West Virginia
• 6 Notre Dame
• 8 Southern California
• 12 Chattanoog­a
• 13 Stony Brook
• 1 North Carolina
• 7 Wisconsin
• Five grass-roots candidates trying to become Cinderella
• Revamping their strategies and managing the message
• BREAKING DOWN THE CANDIDATES
• Rams lose but earn chance to keep playing
• Valentine shows heart, makes key plays late as Spartans win Big Ten tourney
• From the bubble to the bracket
• These three teams had better beware
• When filling out brackets, some upsets are special, others are predictabl­e
• A few surprises among field and those left out
• TIME TO EMBRACE THE MADNESS
• Terps, Colonials await NCAA tourney status
• Bulldogs’ second NCAA berth requires a long wait: Nine years and two OTs
• They’re going dancing

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