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Princeton won a 'March Debtness 2017' Tournament conducted by a financial tech company. 
Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor restructured his contract and will take what amounts to a $10 million pay cut to stay in western New York, ESPN reported Tuesday. 
Even though it still holds the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, the Cleveland Cavaliers have been slipping lately. 
Music superstar Gregg Allman has canceled all of his shows for the remainder of the year. 
Rafael Nadal set up a possible fourth-round match with Roger Federer by defeating Fernando Verdasco 6-3, 7-5 on Tuesday in the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, Calif. 
Venus Williams had to struggle, but advanced to the quarterfinals of BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, Calif., by beating Shuai Peng of China 3-6, 6-1, 6-3 in a fourth-round match Tuesday. 
South Korea may be planning a transportation hub for a better tomorrow. 
Disney XD says it has ordered a second season of "Big Hero 6 The Series," ahead of the animated show's anticipated fall premiere. 
Northeast transit will slowly begin to resume after a half-million people were interrupted by the nor'easter that covered areas from Washington to New England. 
Oscar-winning director and actor Ben Affleck revealed on social media Tuesday he recently underwent treatment for alcohol addiction. 
Who knew that Amazon.com had a line of NBA team toasters? 
Amazon says its original docu-series "American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story" will premiere on April 7. 
The state of Texas executed James Bigby on Tuesday for killing his friend and the man's four-month-old son in a Christmastime murder spree nearly 30 years ago. 
Sensational strikers Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi have plenty in common on the soccer field. 
Filming has begun in Northern Ireland on the second season of ITV's "The Frankenstein Chronicles," starring Sean Bean. 
One of Ronda Rousey's biggest UFC rivals still wants a rematch. 
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Trump Wrote Off $100 Million in Losses in 2005, Leaked Forms Show - New York Times
    
White House tries to salvage GOP health-care proposal as criticism mounts - Washington Post
Lawmakers skewer top Marine officer over nude-photo scandal - Washington Post
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Populist Tide Sweeps Mainstream Politicians Toward Far-RightA series of national elections this year will determine the fate of the European Union and immigration policy on the continent.
Germans Think Trump's Rapid Reschedule of Merkel Trip Is SignificantMerkel said she believes "one-on-one conversations are ... better than talking about each other," calling that the "slogan for her visit" to the U.S.
Canada's Answer to Girl Scouts Axes All U.S. Travel Over Trump BanThe measure was designed to ensure "no girl gets left behind," according to the Girl Guides of Canada.
American Kidnapped by 'Unidentified Militia Group' in AfricaMichael Sharp, 34, is a United Nations official who was part of a team traveling by motorcycle through the Democratic Republic of Congo.
'El Chapo' Complains of 'Erratic' Prison AC, Lack of CompanyJoaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is unhappy about being confined to a "small, windowless cell" where he remains "alone for 23 hours a day."
U.S. Moves Attack Drones to South KoreaAmid continuing concerns about North Korean missile tests, the Gray Eagle unmanned aerial systems will be permanently stationed at Kunsan Air Base.
Muslim Headscarf Ban by Employers Ruled Legal in EuropeEmployers can ban visible symbols of faith as long as they enforce the policy fairly, a court in Europe ruled amid controversy over the Islamic veil.
Western Mosul Reduced to Rubble in Fight to Oust ISISIraqi forces are close to capturing the mosque where the ISIS caliphate was proclaimed in 2014. John Irvine, of NBC News' partner ITN, sent this Admiral Charged in Fat Leonard Navy Bribery CaseDefense contractor Leonard Francis allegedly threw sex parties for sailors, and provided prostitutes and gifts in exchange for information.
Trump Meets with Top Saudi Prince to Discuss InvestmentDeputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in charge of Saudi Arabia's reforms, met President Donald Trump to promote investment.
Jordanian Woman Charged in Terror Attack that killed Two AmericansThe U.S. charged a Jordanian woman Monday with taking part in a 2001 suicide bomb attack in Jerusalem that killed 15 people, including two Americans.
Explosions and Mayhem as Blaze in Fireworks Facility Kills TwoTwo people were killed and another critically injured after fire broke out in a fireworks storage facility in Porat, Israel. One Saudi Prince Gets Lunch With Trump, His Rival Gets a MedalIf you want to know which of two rival princes is winning the battle for power in Saudi Arabia, just look at who's in Washington and who isn't.
Trump Admin Ups Drone Strikes, Tolerates Higher Civilian CasualtiesThe administration is giving the military more autonomy to target and kill al Qaeda and ISIS militants in Yemen, Somalia, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
How Many Illegal Guns Are in Europe? At Least This ManySpanish police found was a arsenal large enough to supply an army — and all ready to be sold to terrorist groups.
Pirates Hijack Oil Tanker Off Coast of SomaliaPiracy off Somalia's coast was once a serious threat to the global shipping industry.
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Trump Wrote Off $100 Million in Losses in 2005, Leaked Forms ShowThe MSNBC host Rachel Maddow disclosed information from President Trump’s 2005 tax return on Tuesday night.
G.O.P. Senators Suggest Changes for Health Care Bill Offered by HouseSpeaker Paul D. Ryan cited the Congressional Budget Office’s forecast for a $337 billion cut in the deficit to try to gain the backing of G.O.P. conservatives.
Public Health: No Magic in How G.O.P. Plan Lowers Premiums: It Pushes Out Older PeopleLower insurance prices were a silver lining for Republicans in the C.B.O. report, but the plan would effectively cover fewer older Americans.
Neil Gorsuch Has Web of Ties to Secretive BillionaireMr. Gorsuch, President Trump’s Supreme Court pick, represented the mogul Philip F. Anschutz as an outside counsel and has links to other executives at his companies.
Trump Spokesman Is ‘Very Confident’ Wiretapping Evidence Will EmergeSean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said he was confident the Justice Department would bolster Mr. Trump’s unproven accusation about his predecessor.
Kushners, Trump In-Laws, Weigh $400 Million Deal With Chinese FirmA potential agreement to sell a stake in a New York skyscraper would be extremely lucrative for the family of Jared Kushner, and could protect the Chinese buyers from scrutiny.
Prerequisite for Key White House Posts: Loyalty, Not ExperienceNumerous top aides to President Trump don’t bring the typical expertise to their positions. They do bring fidelity to Mr. Trump.
James Donovan Is Latest Goldman Sachs Executive to Join Trump AdministrationMr. Donovan, a longtime Goldman banking and investment management executive, has been named to be the deputy to Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin. Economic Scene: Fed’s Challenge, After Raising Rates, May Be ExistentialIn a time of populist policy making and popular anger, the central bank faces a renewed struggle over its independence.
Trump Meets Saudi Prince as U.S. and Kingdom Seek Warmer RelationsThe president hosted Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia for lunch at the White House, moving to forge a closer relationship with the kingdom.
Winter Storm, Republican Party: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingTheaster Gates and the Art of CommunityTheaster Gates salvages architectural elements embedded with history, like a church roof and a gym floor, and turns them into fine art. Take a 360° stroll through his exhibit at the National Gallery of Art. Using Discards to Build Art (and Rebuild a City)The Chicago artist Theaster Gates, who has a new show at the National Gallery, makes works from castoff objects, revitalizing his neighborhood with their sale.
Your Daily Mini CrosswordSolve a bite-size crossword in just a few minutes. Somehow, ‘Slush Day’ Doesn’t Have the Same RingIn the major coastal cities of the Northeast, fears of a record-setting blizzard dissolved into a slushy mix of rain, snow and sleet.
A Snowstorm Blows Through New YorkTake in a 360° view of the city as it is blanketed with snow. Winter Storm Endangers Cherry Blossoms in WashingtonTuesday was initially supposed to be the beginning of the peak bloom for cherry blossoms. Instead, the capital is covered in snow.
Snowstorm Brings Wintry Mix of Slush and GripesCanceled flights, slow business and runaway ponies were all part of a snow day that covered the Northeast.
Unsealed Documents Raise Questions on Monsanto Weed KillerA lawsuit contends that the main ingredient in Roundup, the world’s most widely used weed killer, can cause cancer.
Memo From Turkey: A Threat on Migration That May Prove to Be EmptyEnough has changed on the ground that even if Turkey were to revoke its deal with the European Union to curb migration, people would probably stay put.
Ban on Head Scarves at Work Is Legal, E.U. Court RulesRestrictions on religious garments are allowed as long as they are applied to employees of all faiths, the European Court of Justice found.
Feature: How Egypt’s Activists Became ‘Generation Jail’Six years after the Arab Spring, the country’s democracy activists live under constant threat of prison — or worse.
Chicago’s Top Prosecutor Minces No Words on His Way OutZachary Fardon, the United States attorney for Northern Illinois, made a fiery plea for law enforcement changes to address rising violence in Chicago.
Admiral and 8 Other Navy Officers Indicted on Bribery ChargesProsecutors say a well-connected military contractor in Singapore traded luxury travel, lavish gifts and prostitutes for inside intelligence in a widening scandal. ‘Brexit’ Fuels Feeling in Scotland That Time Is Right for IndependenceNationalists seem convinced that they would win a new referendum, thanks largely to Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.
François Fillon, French Presidential Candidate, Is Charged With EmbezzlementMr. Fillon is facing several corruption allegations, mainly that his wife and two of his children were paid with taxpayer funds as parliamentary aides for no-show jobs.
Disruptions: Gaymoji: A New Language for That SearchThe gay meet-up app Grindr releases a new set of 500 patented emoji, including bear, otter and handcuffs.
Joni Sledge, Singer in the ‘We Are Family’ Group Sister Sledge, Dies at 60Ms. Sledge rose to stardom along with her three sisters in the late 1970s in the family quartet Sister Sledge.
Father Imprisoned for Genital Cutting Is Deported to EthiopiaKhalid Adem, an immigrant who lived in the Atlanta area, served 10 years for using scissors to perform the banned procedure on his 2-year-old daughter.
Leaving Women’s Hockey to ‘Fly Under the Radar,’ as HimselfHarrison Browne, a transgender man in the National Women’s Hockey League, is planning to retire at the end of the season to undergo a physical transition.
Let a Robot Be Your Museum Tour GuideInstitutions like the American Museum of Natural History and the Musée de la Grande Guerre in France are experimenting with telepresence creatures.
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