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Police arrested Jeffrey Williams, a 20-year-old who acknowledged he'd been at Ferguson protests, for allegedly shooting and injuring two officers Thursday. Officials say Williams may have been aiming at someone else. [Sam Levine and Mariah Stewart, HuffPost]
"Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) said on CBS’ 'Face the Nation' on Sunday that he had 'no regrets at all' over the letter he orchestrated to be sent to Iranian ayatollahs warning them that any deal struck with the Obama administration over their country’s nuclear program could be cancelled by a future administration or Congress." [Paul Blumenthal, HuffPost]
"The arrest of Robert Durst, a wealthy eccentric linked to two killings and his wife's disappearance, came on Sunday just before the finale in an HBO show about his life in which he said he 'killed them all.'" You can watch the chilling footage from last night that helped lead to Durst's arrest. [AP]
We dare you not to pick undefeated Kentucky. Check out Nate Silver's annual prediction. Go big with this bracket for risk takers. Print your bracket. And a little food for thought: the history of undefeated teams in March Madness. [Alana Horowitz, HuffPost]
"The technology goes by various names, including StingRay, KingFish or, generically, cell site simulator. It is a rectangular device, small enough to fit into a suitcase, that intercepts a cellphone signal by acting like a cellphone tower. The technology can also capture texts, calls, emails and other data, and prosecutors have received court approval to use it for such purposes." [NYT]
With nuclear talks with Iran set to resume today in Switzerland, Secretary of State John Kerry stated there was a place for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in negotiations. [NYT]
Is there a Barack Obama of 2016? [Jason Linkins and Lauren Weber, HuffPost]
WHAT’S BREWING
"For half a century, memories of the Holocaust inoculated the Continent against overt anti-Semitism. That period has ended—the recent fatal attacks in Paris and Copenhagen are merely the latest in a mounting tide. Today, right-wing fascist strains of Jew-hatred are merging with a new threat from radicalized Islamists, confronting Europe with a crisis, and its Jews with an agonizing choice." [The Atlantic]
It'll cost you. [NPR]
"The Kansas-based National Rural Health Association, which represents about 2,000 small hospitals across the country and other rural care providers, says that 48 rural hospitals have closed since 2010, the majority in Southern states, and 283 others are in trouble. In Texas alone, 10 have closed." [WaPo]
The reboot of the classic raked in over $70 million. [AP]
The Underwoods get crushed by the competition in this ranking. [Vanity Fair]
Say "I do" to a pile of bills. [HuffPost]
You're probably a perfectionist. [HuffPost]
WHAT'S WORKING
"Researchers have created a 3-D printer that works on the atomic scale, assembling complex molecules from scratch. And they say their molecule-making machine could revolutionize the drug-development process and simplify the fabrication of solar cells and other high-tech products." [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
"Researchers found a significant association between sleep debt and both obesity and insulin resistance. And by the end of a year, they found that the risk of obesity increased by 17 percent and the risk of insulin resistance increased by 39 percent for each 30 minutes of weekday sleep debt at the beginning of the study." [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ You've got to love this Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Britney Spears photoshop job.
~ You can now turn your dog into a smartphone.
~ Meet your new favorite characters on "Game of Thrones."
~ The "worst internet things" bracket.
~ Why flying is so miserable.
~ Kate Hudson and Chris Martin are beach buddies.
~ Michael Douglas discusses his encounters with anti-semitism.
~ All the period and fertility apps you'd ever need.
~ Olaf Josh Gad was impeccably cast as LeFou in the live-action version of "Beauty and the Beast" over the weekend.
~ How one movie debuting at SXSW is using a Tinder profile as an ad.
~ The rise and fall of Meerkat, the video app du jour.
~ It just keeps snowing in Boston.
~ Keep your jewelry from turning green.
~ The Five Guys secret menu. You're welcome.
~ Could the ruins of Atlantis be hiding in plain sight?
~ Jessica Alba hopped on the short hair train.
~ How to teach doctors a bedside manner.
~ Because Monday's are hard, play "Google Feud," where you guess what Google autocompletes searches to. Prepare to lose all productivity.
~ And find your March Madness team's emoji.
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