USA TODAY US Edition - 2015-04-06

• IN KENYA , A SOMBER EASTER SUNDAY
• ‘Je suis Charlie’: 3 months later, France moves on
• Report slams ‘Rolling Stone’
• Vote on who should stay, go
• Dodgers king of baseball payroll
• Iowa charity puts hungry first
• Millennial­s want different kind of financial planner
• Alarm in building is still ringing
• Opening Day has a beauty all its own
• PRELIMINAR­Y IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL FACES TOUGH RESISTANCE
• Chicago mayoral runoff heading into the last lap
• Warning on shared breast milk
• News from across the USA
• Chinese torch fake money, iPhones to honor dead
• Chinese births on the rise in USA
• AL-SHABAB NO THREAT TO THE U.S.
• Mandatory voting won’t cure nation’s dismal turnout
• Not all collegiate sanity is lost
• Required voting yields benefits
• SCHOOLS FEED KIDS IN OTHER WAYS
• Japan stocks spring to life
• Expenses cut into real gains
• ‘City utes’ boom in U.S.
• Real estate sector a champion of April
• ‘Over-the-top’ TV may be beyond our reach
• MORE CAMERAS PACKED INTO NEW VEHICLES
• Business travel is back, perks are not
• Group aims to put joy in family travel
• Aft- vs. wing-mounted jet engines
• Benioff wants to lead change
• FANS IN FOR TREAT IN FINAL
• Dawn of a new opening day at Wrigley
• Badgers thrive as fun bunch
• Notre Dame women survive,
• Take a look back at the first Duke-Wisconsin game,
• Blue Jays hope to end 22 years of languishin­g
• WATSON IN A GOOD PLACE
• Cedric knows how to motivate players
• DUKE COACH KRZYZEWSKI KNOCKS ON HISTORY’S DOOR
• UConn rolls into final
• WISCONSIN EARNS ITS PLACE
• SYNERGY SPORTS ANALYZES FINAL
• BADGERS RELY ON CONSISTENC­Y
• In seventh lap, ‘Furious’ finds a new gear
• IT’S FESTIVAL SEASON — BUT WHERE HAVE ALL THE WOMEN GONE?
• ‘Skylight’ illuminate­s two points of view

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