USA TODAYflipped into Entertainment Videos1:46NowThe Princess Diana photo that inspired SZA's 'SOS' album cover and more new music releasesUSA TODAY - Entertain This!New music out this weekend includes singles from Paramore, Weezer and Lana Del Rey plus the second studio album from singer SZA.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports Videos0:311 hour agoGood News: Football team's act of kindness saves boy's birthdayUSA TODAY - SportskindWhen Christian Larsen only got one RSVP for his ninth birthday party, a high school football team burst through the door to save the day.
USA TODAYflipped into Technology Videos1:182 hours agoHow to control Christmas tree lights on your phoneUSA TODAY - ProblemSolvedStep up your holiday display with these digital lights.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:583 hours agoAttempted thief leaves with nothing but embarrassment after robbery attempt goes sidewaysUSA TODAYA thief left with nothing but embarrassment after attempting to steal phones. The video was supplied by AP with the faces blurred.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports Videos1:084 hours agoCollege Football Playoff Preview: Michigan vs. TCU and Georgia vs. Ohio StateUSA TODAYUSA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken break down the college football playoff.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports Videos1:184 hours agoShould TCU QB Max Duggan win the Heisman Trophy?USA TODAYUSA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg and Dan Wolken break down why Max Duggan should win the Heisman trophy.
USA TODAYflipped into SportsNowMea culpa: Big Ten tells Rutgers that Ohio State's winning shot should not have countedverified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Jerry CarinoThe Big Ten Conference has acknowledged the errors of officials Larry Scirotto, Kipp Kissinger and Roger Ayers at the end of Rutgers basketball’s 67-66 loss at No. 23 Ohio State Thursday. “I spoke to the Big Ten offices and they acknowledged that mistakes were made," Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell said …
USA TODAYflipped into SportsNowLionel Messi, Argentina play on at World Cup while other favorite Brazil bows out| Opinionverified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Nancy ArmourIf Lionel Messi does win his first World Cup title, it will be hard earned. Messi and Argentina did what Neymar and Brazil could not Friday, surviving a late defensive collapse, a slew of yellow cards and penalty kicks to advance to the semifinals. After Lautaro Martinez converted the penalty that …
USA TODAYflipped into SportsNowHow Giants' Brian Daboll and Eagles' Nick Sirianni forged a coaching bond 10 years agoverified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Art StapletonEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A decade ago, Brian Daboll and Nick Sirianni were together on the coaching staff of the Kansas City Chiefs, enduring what still stands as the toughest season of their professional careers. Daboll was the offensive coordinator and Sirianni was his wide receivers coach, hired …
USA TODAYflipped into Top Stories1 hour agoA visual breakdown of what Kyrsten Sinema's Senate switch to Independent means to Democratsverified_publisherUSA TODAY - George Petras and Ramon PadillaIn a move that shifts the balance of power in the U.S. Senate, Kyrsten Sinema is leaving the Democratic party and will become an Independent member of Congress, the Arizona senator said Friday. Democrats will retain control of the Senate but their margin will be smaller. Of the 100 Senate members, …
USA TODAYflipped into OnPolitics1 hour agoSupreme Court to hear First Amendment case of man who promised immigrants path to citizenshipverified_publisherUSA TODAY - John FritzeWatch Video: Supreme Court hears arguments that could change election laws WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Friday said it will hear arguments in the case of a California man who argues the First Amendment protected the false promises he made of a path to U.S. citizenship for hundreds of immigrants …
USA TODAYflipped into Money1 hour agoThe best alcohol delivery services to make holiday planning easier and more spiritedverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Ceara Perez-MurphyNowadays you can get anything delivered to your house with just a click of a button—including alcohol! Even if you aren't hosting a holiday party, the holiday season can be super stressful, and if you're prone to putting things off until the last minute, you'll be glad to know that you don't have …
