Though the bill is projected to lower the federal budget deficit over the next decade and produce a 10 percent average decrease in premiums after that, skeptics on the right remain unconvinced it would go far enough in pulling back elements of former President Barack Obama’s 2010 health-care law.
Wonkblog
Analysis By projecting the bill would save the government money, the report kept alive their plan for outfoxing Senate Democrats.
Glenn Beck hugs a friend on his set that is designed to resemble the Oval Office. (Rex C. Curry for The Post)
Glenn Beck, godfather to the tea party, cable news rabble-rouser of the first order, a hawker of ornate and dire conspiracy theories, not only has spent the past year as a Never Trumper but also has spurned his past and is testifying to the power of love, understanding and empathy — for liberals.
Efforts to try Oswaldo Martinez have been stymied by his almost complete inability to communicate. Unable to read, write or enunciate more than a few small words, he relies on pantomime, grunts and crude drawings.
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A woman jogs in front of the Lincoln Memorial. (Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post)
Snowplows clear Market Street in Frederick. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post)
Danielle Disney, who flew back from a Caribbean vacation just as the storm hit, waves to her neighbor in Frederick. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post)
A man is up to his ankles in snow as he shovels near a mural in Frederick. (Katherine Frey/The Washington Post)
A tree blocks a section of Johns Hopkins Road in Anne Arundel County. (Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post)
Capital Weather Gang
The biggest impact by far in the region has been the ice accumulation in our south and southeast counties. Trees have been uprooted, and some power lines are down.
WorldViews
An oil tanker was escorted to the coast by armed men on two small skiffs Tuesday, an attack some are blaming on illegal fishing that may be driving some Somali men back into piracy.
Public broadcasters look to the past to prepare for a battle over federal funding, expecting President Trump to propose "zeroing out" the government's subsidy of noncommercial radio and TV when he presents his first budget to Congress this week.
On the eve of the conflict’s sixth anniversary, aid groups say lifesaving aid has almost stopped, raising the risk of death from starvation, malnutrition or a lack of basic medical care.
WorldViews
Analysis In a photo tweeted from the panel's first meeting, 13 men sit on the stage. The women, meanwhile, were in another room, linked through video.
Today’s WorldView
Analysis Geert Wilders, whose far-right populist party might win the biggest share of seats in parliamentary elections tomorrow, has for years pushed an anti-Islam message that has gained traction in recent years in the United States.
Wonkblog
The makers of a peanut-free sandwich spread are hastily pulling jars from supermarket shelves because of an E. coli outbreak. But the FDA won't reveal where exactly the product was sold.
The restored instrument, gone for decades before being recovered by the FBI in 2015, was unveiled at a New York concert featuring Totenberg’s former student Mira Wang.
NCAA TournamentWe might see some Carolina blue confetti drop from the ceiling in early April. (USA Today)
Analysis
Not all roads to the Final Four are paved evenly. Even top seeds could struggle, given the teams placed in their way by the selection committee, especially those in the East bracket, according to Jeff Sagarin's Predictor metric. The South and West brackets, however, should should be relatively easy for the Tar Heels and the Bulldogs.
