The Washington Post - 2017-03-27

• A nationwide show of defiance in Russia
• Tuesdays with Maggie
• The Trump defender at helm of Russia inquiry
• Kushner to lead overhaul initiative
• U.S. mulls deeper role in Yemen’s civil war
• Fight over FDA and ‘right-to-try’ laws moves from states to Congress
• President takes a right turn in the blame game
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• A former participan­t
• Iranian President
• The Final Four
• A post-presidency like no other
• Ohio gunfire
• Hamas closed
• A former
• Maryland lawmakers
• An election panel
• France’s far-right
• DAILY CODE
• On health care, Democrats want more
• Four arrested after clashes at pro-Trump rally in Calif.
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Washington Post iPad app
• CORRECTION­S
• Four homicide victims identified:
• World War II veteran receives Purple Heart
• Racial-attack suspect sought younger victim
• ‘No apparent reason’ for Las Vegas shooting
• Immigrant in U.S. since age 5 detained:
• First daughter plans to attend economic summit in Germany next month
• 6 aid workers are ambushed, killed
• Merkel’s party wins bellwether state vote
• Iran sanctions 15 U.S. firms:
• U.S.-backed forces seize Tabqa air base
• Pakistan building fence along Afghan border:
• Nearly 1,200 migrants picked up off Libya:
• Over 100 bodies recovered in Mosul
• Google to open a Howard outpost at its Calif. campus
• Samsung’s tongue-twister: Bixby
• A merry swirl of blossoms
• 2 years after her firing, an Energy Dept. whistleblo­wer finally gets some justice
• More lies on Planned Parenthood
• In Maryland, a good compromise on immigratio­n
• A plan to finance infrastruc­ture
• Bay cleanup on the chopping block
• Brittany Binger’s family is in limbo, too
• Mr. Kaepernick’s blackballi­ng
• A filibuster is appropriat­e
• Coal is a dying industry
• The critical questions on Russia
• The national slush fund
• Trump’s missed opportunit­y
• The lessons Trump and Ryan failed to learn from history
• GEORGETOWN’S PATH BACK TO COOL?
• In Md., release of email addresses clouds transparen­cy e≠ort
• Cha≠etz challenger courts D.C. Democrats
• A survey of over 33,000 community college students found that 14 percent were homeless.
• All those used plastic bags after dog walks are a waste of waste. What if they had a good use?
• More students may soon opt for college close to home
• Changing rules for out-of-school suspension­s may not be best way to help kids
• University to apologize for past ties to slavery
• MEMBER EXCLUSIVES
• 39 percent
• DID YOU KNOW?
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• Woman arrested again near White House
• Accokeek man fatally shot in Southeast
• Woman’s body found in the Potomac River
• Calls for more safety, tolerance after rape report
• A future priest who followed his own road to Damascus
• A German gumshoe refuses to goose-step
• Scott Pelley is showing his bias for the truth
• A newlywed really, really regrets a hookup. He’ll have more to regret if he doesn’t come clean.
• It’s no joke, Mindy Kaling accepts Cory Booker’s invitation to dinner in romantic Newark.
• The Arditti Quartet performs music(?) from the Darmstadt School at the Library of Congress.
• The voice box has many sides. For instance, it keeps food from ending up in your lungs.
• Jackie Kennedy’s former residence under contract
• HEY, ISN’T THAT . . .?
• Top 10 Films
• Rock and a Hard Place
• BRIDGE
• HOROSCOPE
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• This mommy has a childish tendency to keep score over exchanging gifts
• BIRTHDAYS OF THE WEEK
• TODAY
• CHIP SAYS
• Allen says firing GM was ‘right thing to do’
• Strasburg will start Nationals’ opener
• Last-second shot sends Tar Heels to Glendale
• The Caps love to eat away, searching for new and different places to dine during road trips.
• Jorge Villafaña is living a dream by playing for the U.S. in its World Cup qualifying matches.
• If the NBA makes some schedule adjustment­s, perhaps the rest will be history
• Owners set to approve Raiders’ move to Vegas
• ROUNDUP
• Wall, Wizards looking to stay hot out west
• Sacramento comeback stuns Clippers
• For reeling Minnesota, March is cruelest month
• Ovechkin’s 30th goal puts him in elite group
• Winnik ties career high
• Opening Day start is in doubt for Mets’ Matz because of elbow tenderness
• Nathan remains in late-March limbo
• Cardinal, Bulldogs take down a pair of top seeds
• Johnson holds o≠ Rahm for WGC Match Play title
• Larson’s win completes perfect racing weekend

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