A Walmart employee in Chesapeake, Virginia, opened fire inside of a breakroom, killing six people and injuring at least five others. RELATED: Colorado Springs honors […]
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Earthquake in northwest Turkey leaves dozens injured | USA TODAY #Shorts
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake rocked Duzce, a town in northwest Turkey, injuring at least 50 people and damaging buildings, homes, and mosques. RELATED: Indonesia earthquake […]
Continue readingThese tips can help you keep your Thanksgiving dinner politics free | USA TODAY
USA Today national political correspondent Phillip M. Bailey breaks down how families can avoid getting into heated political arguments at the Thanksgiving dinner table. RELATED: […]
Continue readingHot air balloons fill sky at International Balloon Festival in Mexico | USA TODAY #Shorts
Hundreds of hot air balloons floated across the sky and amazed onlookers at the International Balloon Festival in León de los Aldama, Mexico. RELATED: Albuquerque's […]
Continue readingMake-A-Wish recipient, daughter of pilots joins flight to Disney World | USA TODAY
Five-year-old Maeve McNelis, whose parents and uncle are pilots, got to board and co-pilot a flight to Orlando. The girl's wish was to go to […]
Continue readingDr. Anthony Fauci gives final White House COVID-19 briefing | USA TODAY
After serving the government for over 50 years, Dr. Anthony Fauci gives his last White House briefing on COVID-19. RELATED: RSV, flu, COVID-19 are rising […]
Continue readingZelenskyy: Russia should be designated a ‘terrorist state’ | USA TODAY #Shorts
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy repeated calls for NATO countries to officially designate Russia as a “terrorist state.” RELATED: Banksy graffiti art appears on destroyed buildings […]
Continue readingWorld Cup fans around the world celebrate soccer’s big tournament | USA TODAY
Fans around the world are tuning into cheer for their teams during the 2022 men's World Cup tournament. RELATED: President Biden calls Team USA: "Let's […]
Continue readingGLAAD calls out hateful rhetoric after deadly Colorado shooting | USA TODAY
LGBTQ+ communities feared possible violence after an increase in hateful rhetoric during midterm elections, according to GLAAD CEO Sarah Kate Ellis. RELATED: Colorado Springs honors […]
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