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USA TODAY Network teams are covering rescues, damage, power outages and impact across two counties in Florida, spreading out in every direction. → Read More
The USA TODAY Network has a goal to have our newsroom teams match the racial and ethnic makeup of the communities we serve by 2025. Here's how we're doing. → Read More
Journalists took copies to stores, a pharmacy, restaurants, the police department and library. They left a stack at Robb Elementary next to the memorials. → Read More
The truth can be hard to take. About police reaction to a mass shooting. About a 10-year-old getting an abortion. But it's our job to report it. → Read More
Divide into teams. Victims. Shooter. Community. Gun. Investigation. Find the people. Tell their stories. The next time could be any time. → Read More
USA TODAY graphics reporter Karina Zaiets fled Ukraine the day Russia invaded. Now she's balancing being a journalist and a refugee. → Read More
One of the most frequent questions readers ask: "If I subscribe to USA TODAY, can I see other USA TODAY Network newspapers?" Now the answer is yes. → Read More
The facts of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack cannot be disputed. But how we remember or interpret that day is. And that's a problem for our democracy. → Read More
Fatema Hosseini faced gunfire, tear gas, whipping and assault to win her freedom. Today she tells her story. → Read More
Every day this week we've reported about hospitals filling up with kids who have COVID-19. Here is what is going on. → Read More
Overwhelming evidence shows vaccines save lives. But those against the shot are adamant in their beliefs. The biggest problem: Trust. → Read More
How risky are summer activities? We asked experts to give specific advice. Plus, reporter who broke Tennessee rollback story explains what is going on. → Read More
By asking readers to pay directly for some of the content we produce, we can continue to grow and strengthen the journalism you count on. → Read More
A Space Coast newspaper asked Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard to take a copy of the paper to the moon. Here's how it happened. Drinks were involved. → Read More
"I heard guilty, guilty, guilty, and then the crowds are cheering and hugging and crying. And people were throwing money into the air. It was crazy." → Read More
As more people get vaccinated, talk turns to how life will change. Can we travel? Will graduations be normal? Will vaccines be required at work? → Read More
In a USA TODAY interview, Harris expressed deep empathy for women trying to claw their way out of the COVID-created abyss often carrying family members with them. → Read More
We've been tracking those who stormed the Capitol. Here's what we know about the 'toxic brew of conspiracy theorists' who met up that deadly day. → Read More
We've been tracking those who stormed the Capitol. Here's what we know about the 'toxic brew of conspiracy theorists' who met up that deadly day. → Read More
We've been tracking those who stormed the Capitol. Here's what we know about the 'toxic brew of conspiracy theorists' who met up that deadly day. → Read More