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March Madness highlights: Alabama rallies to bounce UNC; Illinois holds off Iowa State

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The top-seeded Connecticut freight train roared past San Diego State in a NCAA championship game rematch, while Alabama, Illinois and Clemson joined U-Conn. in the region finals.

Purdue keeps trying, even amid Final Four drought that spans generations

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Purdue hasn’t been to a Final Four since 1980 and has been upset by lower-seeded teams several times in recent years, but it’s choosing optimism before a Sweet 16 game against Gonzaga.

Yale’s band missed the NCAA tournament. Idaho Vandals stepped in.

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The University of Idaho’s marching band filled in during Yale University’s two NCAA Tournament games after its own students were on spring break.

Once wary of extremist violence, Europe now fears extremism in politics

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Europe sees the threat as less about extremists carrying out violent attacks than about undemocratic ideology spreading through society.

The meaning of Hagar

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The Bible’s human authors put characters in play for a reason. What were they trying to tell us with the servant girl cast in the wilderness?

Baltimore bridge collapse live updates: Massive crane makes its way to crash site to aid cleanup efforts

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Efforts are underway to remove the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Officials said reopening the Port of Baltimore is the top priority.

Van Hollen pushes Israel for more Gaza aid and against ‘war crimes’

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Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) discusses his criticism of Israel and prods President Biden to withhold offensive arms if it continues blocking aid to Gaza.

Wait, does America suddenly have a record number of bees?

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Hidden deep within the latest Census of Agriculture lurks a shocking fact: The United States has more bee colonies than ever before. Is it true? What happened?

Can we have kids AND nice things?

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Should parents put off creating the home of their dreams, knowing that a toddler will draw on all of it?

My toilet is sweating. What can I do to stop the condensation?

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When condensation forms on the outside of a toilet, it’s because the tank is cold — typically because the incoming water is cold — and the air nearby is warm.

Judge dismisses lawsuit against D.C. ranked-choice voting ballot measure

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There are still several steps ahead before Initiative 83 reaches the ballot or becomes law.

‘Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show’ is a riveting — and risky — experiment

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The comedian’s experimental and frequently unflattering docuseries picks up in the immediate aftermath of his Emmy-winning special, “Rothaniel.”

Covid changed how we spend: More YOLO splurging but less saving

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The pandemic has changed the way Americans think about money. They’re saving less but vacationing more, splurging on concerts and sporting events.

Many GOP billionaires balked at Jan. 6. They’re coming back to Trump.

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Elite donors are rediscovering their affinity for the former president over taxes — even as he vows to free Jan. 6 defendants, promises mass deportations and faces 88 felony charges.

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D.C.-area forecast: Breezy sunshine today, and dry much of Easter weekend

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Some showers could pass by late Saturday. Odds of more substantial rain hold off until at least Sunday night.

China is all in on green tech. The U.S. and Europe fear unfair competition.

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China dominates global production of solar panels, electric vehicles and wind turbines, but the United States and Europe say it’s not competing fairly.

Tensions over Israel-Gaza war shape heated Democratic primary in New York

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The 16th congressional district race between Rep. Jamaal Bowman and challenger George Latimer is emerging as one of the highest-profile tests of the divisions and evolving attitudes in the party over the war.

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Russia veto brings end to U.N. panel monitoring North Korea sanctions

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A veto by Russia ended the U.N. monitoring of nuclear sanctions against North Korea, dissolving an institution that for years kept a close eye on Pyongyang’s illicit activities.

Middle East conflict live updates: Netanyahu echoes plan for Rafah offensive in meeting with hostage families

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During a meeting with the families of kidnapped soldiers, the prime minister repeated that Israel was preparing to send troops into the southern Gaza city.

Indian politics roiled as huge donations are linked to investigated firms

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A court ruling revealed the buyers and recipients of “electoral bonds,” which had allowed companies to secretly give unlimited campaign contributions.

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Clemson slows down Arizona to reach its first Elite Eight since 1980

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Clemson got out to a fast start and held on to beat Arizona in a West Region semifinal in Los Angeles.

Carolyn Hax: Single parent wants to reconnect with ex who didn’t want kids

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They broke up amicably because he didn’t want kids. The letter writer is now a single mom and wants to reconnect.

Ask Amy: Daughter lets others stay in our in-law suite

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They helped their daughter buy a home that included an in-law suite for their visits. Can they ask that no one else but them use it?

China decries U.S. ‘bullying.’ But, to many, China is the bully.

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Beijing says it wants Asia to “jointly” manage its own security. Some countries in China’s neighborhood are not likely to be convinced.

Miss Manners: I’m tired of being my friends’ sidekick

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Letter writer is tired of being everyone’s sidekick.

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Connecticut keeps rolling, routs San Diego State to reach Elite Eight

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With unselfish offense, suffocating defense, tenacious rebounding and overwhelming talent, reigning champion Connecticut continues to look like a threat to repeat.

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Ted Leonsis’s teams are staying in D.C., but his legacy remains in flux

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On Wednesday, the District of Columbia won. And for a few minutes, it didn’t matter who brought us to this finish line.

Biden raises $25 million in ‘historic’ fundraiser with Obama, Clinton

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The record event came as Biden has sought to present his financial edge over Trump as a broader sign of strength and momentum