Sunday's Headlines: Trump team pivoting to secure needed GOP delegates

In Colo. and elsewhere, Cruz keeps winning in trickier delegate contests; Why New York is pivotal for Clinton and Sanders; Wyoming Democratic caucus results; Obama ponders a visit to nuclear ground zero: Hiroshima; Prosecutors: Group that hit Brussels initially planned second attack on France;   The morning's most important stories, selected by Post editors   Top Stories Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post Trump team pivoting to secure needed GOP delegates Aides know that the campaign must secure a month-long streak of wins while building ties to the party establishment and offsetting fears about a possible loss in November. By Dan Balz, Philip Rucker and Robert Costa  •  Read more » In Colo. and elsewhere, Cruz keeps winning in trickier delegate contests If Donald Trump fails to get the 1,237 needed to win the nomination, his missteps in more obscure contests — like Colorado, where Cruz swept all the delegates Saturday — could be the ones that cost him a victory. By Ed O'Keefe  •  Read more »   Why New York is pivotal for Clinton and Sanders The math is on Hillary Clinton's side, but the momentum belongs to Bernie Sanders. Which is why Clinton — for both practical and psychological reasons — so badly needs a statement win in New York. By Dan Balz  •  Read more »   Wyoming Democratic caucus results Read more » Obama ponders a visit to nuclear ground zero: Hiroshima No sitting U.S. president has ever visited Hiroshima, out of concern that such a trip might be seen as an apology. But some inside the White House feel that President Obama, who in his first year envisioned a world without nuclear weapons, should cap his final year with a symbolic gesture in service of a goal that remains well out of reach. By David Nakamura  •  Read more »   Prosecutors: Group that hit Brussels initially planned second attack on France Rapid progress by investigators compelled attackers to abandon plans for an assault in France and to hit targets in Brussels on March 22 instead, Belgium's Federal Prosecution Office said Sunday. By Raphael Satter | AP  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Opinions   Why I refuse to send people to jail for failure to pay fines By Ed Spillane  •  Read more »   Is porn immoral? That doesn’t matter: It’s a public health crisis. By Gail Dines  •  Read more »   I was a closeted Christian at the Pentagon By Matthew Spence  •  Read more »   I got an early tip about a priest’s sexual abuse. And I sat on it. By Bruce DeSilva  •  Read more »   She encouraged women to be girly on the path to equality By Caitlin Flanagan  •  Read more »   Five myths about trade By Jim Tankersley  •  Read more » ADVERTISEMENT   More News   Massive fire kills more than 100 in south India temple complex A massive fire broke out in a temple in the southern Indian state of Kerala early Sunday, a top official said. By Anna Mathews | AP  •  Read more » How Panama ended up in the middle of a giant financial scandal Hopes had been riding high for a financial boon in the Latin American country. But the good news evaporated when two German reporters got hold of millions of documents from a Panamanian law firm. By Joshua Partlow and Ana Swanson  •  Read more » An attempt to help cancer patients survive financially as well as medically With costs for treatments and drugs soaring, those with cancer often face an additional mix of economic stress, anxiety and depression. But a new type of expert is trying to change that. By Laurie McGinley  •  Read more » 'We don't know why it came to this' Since the turn of this century, death rates have risen for whites in midlife, particularly women. Beginning with an alcohol-related tragedy, The Post explores this trend and the forces driving it. By Eli Saslow  •  Read more » An old vice gets snuffed out in Sin City The cultural shift toward smoke-free cities and public spaces may finally clear the air of some of the most celebrated smoke-filled rooms: Las Vegas casinos. By John M. Glionna  •  Read more » Shooter who killed airman in Texas had been an FBI agent Tech. Sgt. Steven Bellino joined the Air Force last year and was training in Special Operations, officials said. He faced a disciplinary hearing before apparently killing himself Friday after opening fire at Lackland in San Antonio. By Dan Lamothe and Adam Goldman  •  Read more » Manny Pacquiao floors Timothy Bradley twice, wins unanimous 12-round decision Pacquiao, who earned the WBO welterweight championship with his victory, said he's retiring, but his promoter Bob Arum wasn't so sure. By Joe DePaolo  •  Read more » After divorce, simple tasks felt huge Mowing the lawn and doing home improvements gave the author strength to move on from married life. By Kristin Shaw  •  Read more » A 414-mile road to the Arctic Ocean Alaska's Dalton Highway is the last frontier of the Last Frontier. By Julia Duin  •  Read more »         Share Today's Headlines:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you are signed up for Headlines. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. 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