Page 1 Roundup (03/16)

The Daily News: In wake of deadly Park Slope crash, de Blasio proposes suspending problem drivers’ vehicle registrations

New York hosting its own March For Our Lives rally to fight gun violence

New York Post: These sanctions would be a little more impressive if they weren't merely a duplication of Mueller's indictment list -- or if the Trump administration hadn't tried to secretly tell the country not to worry about previous sanctions by President Obama

Page Six: Matt Damon's moving his family to Australia because of Crazy Donald -- but where do Aussies move to get away from Damon for having the “audacity” to say patting someone on the butt isn't the same as raping someone [sigh]

The Daily News: Or maybe not

The New York Times: Oh, goody: Now Russian hackers have control of our nuclear power pants 

A food bank in Germany bars migrants, setting off a storm

The Washington Post: Crazy Donald decides to remove H.R. Pufnstuf and others may follow

Talking Points Memo: Democrats say Trump officials worked with activists to target State Department career staff

The Wall Street Journal: A Japanese curler’s praise for Korean berries at the Olympics left a sour taste back home, where national pride is high in varieties such as Red Cheeks, Scent of First Love and Sweet King