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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