USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:308 hours ago'Cop City' activists arrested after chaining themselves to top of craneUSA TODAYPolice arrested two protesters who locked themselves atop a crane in protest of "Cop City," a police training center being built near downtown Atlanta
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:438 hours agoBaltimore bridge collapse: White House shares message with Spanish-speaking communityUSA TODAYTom Perez, Senior advisor to President Joe Biden, shared a message in Spanish to communities impacted by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos1:179 hours agoTwo bodies in Baltimore bridge collapse recovered; search for four others endsUSA TODAYThe bodies of two of the six missing construction workers from Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse were recovered.
USA TODAYflipped into Politics Videos0:3410 hours agoFormer senator and vice presidential nominee, Joe Lieberman, dies at age 82USA TODAYFormer Connecticut senator and Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Lieberman has died from complications from a fall at age 82.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports Videos1:2611 hours agoIan Eagle believes UConn Huskies can repeat as National ChampionsUSA TODAY - Sports SeriouslyCBS Sports' Ian Eagles explains why he believes that the Uconn Huskies will go back-to-back as NCAA National Champions.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports Videos1:2011 hours agoIan Eagle on why the Oklahoma City Thunder are set up for successUSA TODAY - Sports SeriouslyCBS Sports' Ian Eagle discusses the Thunder organization and why the team is set up for so much success.
USA TODAYflipped into EntertainmentNowTikTok artist replicates 21 Eras Tour stadiums where Taylor Swift has performedverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Bryan WestSAVANNAH, Georgia — Dana Theobald sings Taylor Swift music while meticulously placing hundreds of lavender and purple rhinestones on a wooden frame engraved with “Taylor Swift The Eras Tour.” The TikTok sensation created a model version of Singapore's National Stadium, which Swift sold out for six …
USA TODAYflipped into Opinion1 hour agoDobbs was just the beginning. Supreme Court abortion pill case reminds us GOP isn't done.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Sara PequeñoPregnant people have had their rights restricted at the state level since Dobbs, and the effects are being felt across the country. I have spent much of the past few years covering abortion access and our reality after the Supreme Court ruling on Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization. A lot …
USA TODAYflipped into Money1 hour agoTax return extensions: Why you should (or shouldn't) do it and how to request oneverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - James Powel, Emily DeLetterSometimes, you just need more time. The deadline to file a tax return with the Internal Revenue Service is drawing near and there are options for people who don't think they will make the April 15 deadline. The average tax refund issued by the IRS as of March 1 is $3,182, a 5.1% increase compared to …
USA TODAYflipped into Entertainment4 hours agoOff the Grid: Sally breaks down USA TODAY's daily crossword puzzle, E.T.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Sally HoelscherThere are spoilers ahead. You might want to solve today's puzzle before reading further! E.T. Constructor: Taylor Johnson Editor: Amanda Rafkin What I Learned from Today’s Puzzle Random Thoughts & Interesting Things Crossword Puzzle Theme Synopsis Each theme answer has the initials E.T. I guessed the …
USA TODAYflipped into Top Stories5 hours agoFederal appeals court keeps hold on Texas' sweeping immigration in new rulingverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Hogan GoreAUSTIN, Texas — In a decision late Tuesday, a federal appeals court extended a temporary block on Texas' new sweeping and controversial immigration law that would authorize state and local police to arrest and deport people suspected of being in the United States illegally. Maintaining the status …
USA TODAYflipped into Money5 hours agoWhere to get free eclipse glasses: Sonic, Jeni's, Warby Parker and more giving glasses awayverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Amaris EncinasYou can’t very well watch one of the most anticipated celestial phenomena of the year without a pair of proper specs now, can you? It’s not too early to figure out where you might procure a pair of ISO-certified glasses, especially with the total solar eclipse less than two weeks away. An estimated …