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• Clinton snipes at Obama on national security; New TV ad tests voters' crisis comfort.(NATION)
• Baca's amnesty plan.(LETTERS)
• Early case of Madness; A college basketball marathon exhausts writer.(SPORTS)
• Davis holds lead at Honda.(SPORTS)(GOLF ROUNDUP)
• Museum's fun keeps building.(FAMILY TIMES)(FIELD TRIPS)
• Wizards back at home after positive trip; Big comeback to top Chicago shows resolve.(SPORTS)
• Libertarianism challenges the 2008 election.(BOOKS)
• Houston loves Ming.(LETTERS)
• Clinton calls Ohio and Texas must-wins; Democratic rivals' criticism intensifies over NAFTA and national security.(PAGE ONE)
• Calvet, 80, mourned in France; Founder of Benedictines.(NATION)(CULTURE, ET CETERA)
• Inflation stalls euro for Baltics; EU demands economic stability as oil prices rise, controls lifted.(WORLD)(BRIEFING: EUROPE)
• Advancing health IT.(EDITORIALS)
• The 'yuck' factor.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TAKING NAMES)
• SEEN AND HEARD IN KISSIMMEE AND FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.(SPORTS)
• Other side of scandal; Sex-abuse charges affect all Catholic priests.(NATION)(CULTURE, ET CETERA)
• Elections open job opportunities; Political connections are key.(NATION)(FEDERAL REPORT)
• A 'change' election?(COMMENTARY)
• Studying methodology.(LETTERS)
• Mick's near miss.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TAKING NAMES)
• Redding discovers youth in Florida.(SPORTS)(NATIONALS NOTES)
• U.S. sway in Latin crisis hit; Weakened credibility limits role.(PAGE ONE)
• Avalanches on Mars a unique image; NASA mulls theories for ice, dust observation.(NATION)
• Iraq plus 10 years.(COMMENTARY)
• Israeli-Palestinian demographics.(LETTERS)
• Saving 'Vegas'.(LIFE - ARTS ETC.)(TUNING IN TO TV)
• United shifts focus to prepare for Champions Cup.(SPORTS)
• Virginia tries to pay back transit taxes; Court rejected authority.(PAGE ONE)
• Democrats urged not to risk Florida, Michigan.(NATION)
• Success of Iraq incursion questioned; New cross-border action feared.(WORLD)
• Demographic panic.(LETTERS)
• Magical quest for ancient book.(LIFE - SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY)(TECH GADGETS)
• Feeling born again; Terps' Frese returns for tournaments.(SPORTS)(COLLEGE BASKETBALL REPORT)
• D.C. area blind to $5 billion 'crash tax'.(BUSINESS)
• Letters to lawmakers coincide with bombing; 'We did it' proclamation accompanies photo of military recruiting office.(NATION)
• Finally, justice.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)
• More prisoners, more guards.(EDITORIALS)
• Budget compromise a frustrating ordeal; Details divide House, Senate.(METROPOLITAN)(VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY 2008)
• Hoyas, Cardinals set for a defensive finale.(SPORTS)
• Justice offices to be moved to NoMa; D.C. mayor hails redevelopment of area.(BUSINESS)
• Little house with big attitude; Solidly French bourgeois, but with a hint of Americana.(SHOW)(DINING OUT)(Restaurant review)
• Green building puts energy on a diet.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(FOCUS: ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY IN WASHINGTON-AREA HOMES)
• 9th generation Land Cruiser is Toyota's best.(AUTO WEEKEND)
• Shocker standing tall after action-figure flap.(LIFE)(ZADZOOKS: THE WORLD OF COMICS)
• Consistency marks Nats' teaching tools.(SPORTS)
• Political chicanery vs. Obama?(LETTERS)
• Backersof home school riled up; Ruling stresses right credentials.(PAGE ONE)
• Madness verging on insanity; Coaches lobby for expanded NCAA tournament.(SPORTS)
• BEST SONG ABOUT SPORTS YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF.(SPORTS)(FIRST DOWN)
• Count all the votes.(LETTERS)
• Obama lassos Wyoming, much-needed momentum; Illinois Democrat captures seven of 12 delegates; next up is Mississippi primary.(PAGE ONE)
• Church's small size a plus for fellowship.(NATION)(THE CAPITAL PULPIT)
• The coming fight for votes.(COMMENTARY)
• Sirius and XM; A problematic merger.(OPED)
• Terrapins fumble the ball again; Defeat by the Cavaliers all but ends chances of NCAA berth.(SPORTS)
• AU topples Army, reaches title game.(SPORTS)
• U.S. general warns of bigger attacks in Iraq.(NATION)
• Clinton joins ban on earmarks; Follows lead of candidates Obama, McCain.(NATION)
• Illinois bellwether.(EDITORIALS)
• McCain resurrected? Counting on conservative courting to fill the gap.(OPED)
• Another run awaits; CAA title puts Patriots back in NCAAs.(SPORTS)
• Global visits to U.S. pass pre-9/11 rate.(BUSINESS)
• Spitzer under pressure to quit; GOP threatens impeachment.(NATION)
• Catholic school teaches Muslims national norms; Clerics prepare for integration.(WORLD)
• Tensions ease in South America.(EDITORIALS)
• Pakistan's political enemies; A U.S. hope for reconciliation?(OPED)(OWLS AND EAGLES)
• Young picks up Wizards; Rookie scores career high against Bucks.(SPORTS)
• Panel debates Internet access.(BUSINESS)(CHANNEL SURFING)
• House approves $3 trillion budget; Aims not to renew Bush's tax cuts, war funding to achieve '12 surplus.(NATION)
• Embezzlement cited in firing; Republicans feel 'deceived' by ex-treasurer.(NATION)
• Climate panel on the hot seat.(COMMENTARY)
• The fight for Lebanon's freedom; The 'March 14' movement vs. Syria, Hezbollah.(OPED)
• Hoyas put up nice day outside.(SPORTS)
• Hackett offered a deal; Redskins first of several visits for free agent.(SPORTS)
• No, it's not traditional to play 'Funny Games'.(SHOW)(MOVIES)(Movie review)
• 4, 5 bedrooms at Park Grove.(FRIDAY HOME GUIDE)(NEW HOMES: VIRGINIA)
• Take a Journey by Dodge, please.(AUTO WEEKEND)
• Republicans quash Democrats' spy laws update; Measure needed additional 60 votes to overturn veto.(NATION)
• Fallon and Iran.(LETTERS)
• At American, some history comes to life; Carr, Eagles show that dreams indeed can become reality.(SPORTS)
• Hokies win on the rebound.(SPORTS)