USA TODAYflipped into News Videos6 hours agoFive things to know if you defaulted on your student loansUSA TODAYSince the pandemic, federal student loan borrowers have been mostly protected from the harshest consequences of defaulting. That's about to change on May 5.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:539 hours agoBarack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden: Pope Francis met three American presidentsUSA TODAYDuring the dozen years that Pope Francis served as the pontiff, he met each of the three men who served as the U.S. president during his papacy.
USA TODAYflipped into USA Today Kind Videos9 hours agoMother bear puts naughty cub in timeoutUSA TODAY - Mike Fant, StoryfulVideo captured a mother black bear disciplining one of her little ones for misbehaving.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos10 hours agoKristi Noem’s purse with $3K, badge, passport stolen during DC dinnerUSA TODAYHomeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse was stolen while she and her family were dining at a Washington, D.C., restaurant.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:4011 hours agoPope Francis died of a stroke and irreversible heart failure, Vatican saysUSA TODAYPope Francis died of a stroke and irreversible heart failure. It was announced by Vatican doctor Andrea Arcangeli in a death certificate.
USA TODAYflipped into Travel Videos0:3511 hours agoHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport celebrates 100th anniversaryUSA TODAY - Anastasiia Riddle, HandoutHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) celebrated its 100th anniversary with a commemorative event.
USA TODAYflipped into Sports2 hours agoPistons get culture-shifting playoff win on road. Is Knicks upset next?verified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Lorenzo ReyesNEW YORK — The last time the Detroit Pistons won a playoff game, the Seattle SuperSonics were a month from selecting Russell Westbrook with the No. 4 overall pick of the NBA draft. Apple was still months from releasing the iPhone 3G — the successor to the original model. In fact, since May 26, 2008, …
USA TODAYflipped into Entertainment2 hours agoOff the Grid: Sally breaks down USA TODAY's daily crossword puzzle, Postcardverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Sally HoelscherThere are spoilers ahead. You might want to solve today's puzzle before reading further! Postcard Constructor: Kareem Ayas Editor: Amanda Rafkin Comments from Today’s Crossword Constructor Kareem: While I’m happy about how this theme turned out (Thanks Amanda! Have you people met Amanda? She’s awesome, …
USA TODAYflipped into Money3 hours agoSelecting the right container for gardening can be a daunting choice: Where to beginverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Rosanne LoparcoContainer gardening is one of the fastest growing segments of gardening. However, container choice options can be overwhelming. Which one is best? First, consider where the container will be placed. Full sun containers will be exposed to heat needing more water. Are you a reliable waterer? Do you …
USA TODAYflipped into Money3 hours agoKrispy Kreme's new cheesecake doughnuts. Here's when you can get the new flavorsverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Mike SniderIf cheesecake is your dessert of choice, Krispy Kreme has a trio of new doughnuts for you. The doughnut chain has announced a new Craving Cheesecake Collection of doughnuts, sold individually and by the dozen, available for a limited time starting April 22. The new doughnuts are: The Craving …
USA TODAYflipped into Money3 hours agoMaking great home office doesn't have to sacrifice guest room: Double duty design ideasverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Stacey ZableFinding the right balance when decorating rooms that function as multiple setups is not always easy, especially combined work and living spaces. Interior design experts offer their tips for creating a comfortable and beautiful room that serves the dual purpose of home office and guest …
USA TODAYflipped into Top Stories3 hours ago'Trying to get through it together': FSU students return with tears, flower-lined walkwaysverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Tarah JeanTALLAHASSEE, FL — It was a subdued and emotional morning on Florida State University's campus as many students returned for their first day of classes following a shooting that left two dead and six others injured on April 17. In ordinary times, walkways would have been buzzing with students ahead …
