Above the Fold
**IT’S GONNA BE UGLY:** Democrats unload on Bernie Sanders in Tuesday night debate preview ([AP](https://apnews.com/6cb5e160744fc577aabc8918c60882b3))
GUILTY — YET DEFIANT: Harvey Weinstein says “I’m innocent” after guilty verdicts in rape trial; sentencing set for March 11 (Deadline)
Government & Politics
**GLOBAL RESPECT:** President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi got a raucous welcome when they held a rally at the world’s largest cricket stadium ([Daily Mail](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8036815/Crowds-line-greet-Donald-Melania-Trump-couple-touches-India.html))
PRO-LIFE WIN: Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rules Trump admin stripping funding from abortion clinics is constitutional (The Daily Caller)
PIVOTAL DECISION: Supreme Court to hear case on gay “rights” and foster care (The New York Times)
DOUBLING DOWN: Sanders garrisons Castro comments by defending communist China (The Daily Caller)
JEWISH IN NAME ONLY: AIPAC blasts Sanders after 2020 frontrunner says he’ll skip conference (Fox News)
Culture & Heartland
**CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS:** Dow futures bounce as market attempts to recover from worst drop in two years ([CNBC](https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/24/stock-futures-are-flat-in-overnight-trading-following-the-dows-1000-point-rout.html))
HERE WE GO AGAIN: U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team files $66 million “gender discrimination” lawsuit against U.S. Soccer Federation (MRCTV)
VILLAGE ACADEMIC CURRICULUM: High-school class shows slide of Trump next to Nazi and communist symbols (The Daily Wire)
Closing Arguments
**POLICY:** Will the U.S. and India play the long game on trade? ([Hudson Institute](https://www.hudson.org/research/15736-will-the-u-s-and-india-play-the-long-game-on-trade))
POLICY: Weinstein and the complicated legacy of #MeToo (The Federalist)
HUMOR: Nation’s Bernie supporters frantically cobble together makeshift rafts to paddle to utopian Cuba (The Babylon Bee)
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