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March 03     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   POLITICS   First Take: Netanyahu points to unbridgeable divide     In Netanyahu's speech, the problem isn't his rift with Obama. It's their substantive gulf.     Read Story

NATION           Same-sex marriage: Why people really oppose it Researcher finds motivation is moral disapproval over homosexuality.     NEWS           Boston bombing jury chosen; trial to start Wednesday Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 21, faces 30 charges. If convicted, he'll get life in prison or death.     PEOPLE           Carrie Underwood welcomes baby boy Check out his name.     CARS           February auto sales up, but not for all Increased February auto sales not strong enough to please all     NATION           Petraeus reaches plea deal with Justice Dept. Petraeus resigned in 2012 as CIA director after his affair with his biographer became known.     NATION-NOW           We are genetically more like our fathers, study finds Like father, like son and like daughter.     POLITICS           Clinton aide: State Department e-mails preserved Hillary Rodham Clinton used private e-mails during her tenure as secretary of State.     TECH           Long-lost civilization found in rainforest Search for legendary 'White City' in Honduran jungle led to expert find.     NATION           No one knew mummified woman was dead 5 years She was reclusive, didn't always pick up the phone and often went years without seeing relatives.     The Day In Pictures Gallery A widow is covered with colored powder during a March 3 Holi celebration at the Meera Sahabhagini Widow Ashram in Vrindavan, India. Shunned by society when their husbands die, the widows celebrated the Hindu festival of colors at the ashram which fun     Popular Stories First Take: Netanyahu points to unbridgeable divide Same-sex marriage: Why people really oppose it Boston bombing jury chosen; trial to start Wednesday