NEW YORK (AP) — This year looks to be a much better one for the U.S. economy than business economists were forecasting just a few months ago. That's according to a survey released Monday by the National Association for Business Economics. The economy looks set to grow 2.2% this year after adjusting for inflation. That’s up from an earlier forecast of 1.3%.

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• Off to Michigan, Nikki Haley is staying in the race despite former President Donald Trump's easy primary win in South Carolina.
• Trump says his criminal indictments boosted his appeal to Black voters.
• Facing backlash over state supreme court IVF ruling, Alabama lawmakers look for a fix.
• Warren Buffett tells investors to ignore Wall Street pundits while paying tribute to Charlie Munger.
• A private U.S. spacecraft is on its side on the moon with some antennas covered up, the company says.
• "One Love" receives more love at the box office, claiming No. 1 spot for second straight week, "Oppenheimer," Lily Gladstone win at 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards and more entertainment news.
• In sports: One of the NCAA's top men's teams wins on the road, the top ranked team in women's college hoops remains unbeaten, the Kings are among 11 NBA winners, the NHL's points leader surpasses 100 for the season, NASCAR is in Atlanta and the PGA Tour has a first-time winner. 
• What killed Flaco the owl? New York zoologists are testing for toxins and cite disease as contributing factors.
• "Totally cold" is not too cold for winter swimmers competing in a frozen Vermont lake.
• In this week's religion roundup: Trump tells religious broadcasters he'll defend Christianity against threats from the left and a woman who says she was abused by a famous Jesuit demands transparency.