USA TODAYflipped into News Videos1:0210 hours agoAnimals have personal space bubbles too. Here's what happens when you invade it.USA TODAYWildlife experts agree that disturbing a wild animal, whether in a National Park or a neighborhood trail, is never a good idea.
USA TODAYflipped into Entertainment Videos2:1110 hours agoRick James' estate OK'd song for Big Time Rush's first album in 10 years, 'Another Life'USA TODAY - Entertain This!Big Time Rush chats with USA TODAY's Ralphie Aversa about the group's new album "Another Life" and how a hacker gained control of their Spotify page.
USA TODAYflipped into Technology Videos0:3711 hours agoApple introduces Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset controlled by eyes, hands and voiceUSA TODAYApple introduced the Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset that allows "spatial computing" through the use of user's eyes, voice and hands.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:5013 hours agoOfficials provide update on Virginia plane crash: 'No survivors' in remote, rough terrainUSA TODAYWitness shares what he saw when the crash occurred, and Augusta County officials in Virginia provide an update on the scene.
USA TODAYflipped into News Videos0:5316 hours agoA large alligator returns home to the water after slowly walking through a golf courseUSA TODAYAn enormous alligator was in no rush to return to the water after slowly crossing a Florida golf course.
USA TODAYflipped into USA Today Kind Videos0:5817 hours agoThis grandma-to-be thinks she's getting a PR gift. What she actually gets blows her mind.USA TODAY - HumankindTikTok fitness coach Alexandra Yaeger plants a fake PR package to surprise her mother-in-law Yvonne with the news that she's going to be a grandma!
USA TODAYflipped into TravelNowMissing a stop? High rises in this city might not have a 13th floor.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Melonee HurtThe number 13 can either be lucky or unlucky, depending on who you ask. Many successful sports figures, including Miami Dolphins' longtime quarterback Dan Marino, St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner and basketball legend Wilt Chamberlin, wore the number 13 on their jerseys. It's also Taylor …
USA TODAYflipped into OpinionNowWho's running for president? Field of delusional also-rans will make Trump the GOP nominee.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Louie VillalobosIt's the more, the scarier in the Republican presidential primary. That is, if the point is to nominate someone other than former President Donald Trump. Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Exhibit A: the Grand Old Party. A major reason Donald Trump won the 2016 nomination was …
USA TODAYflipped into Opinion1 hour agoDo extremists use Discord? In online gaming chatrooms, hate isn't hard to find.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Mariana Olaizola RosenblatOnce I knew where to look, servers that explicitly advocated for extremist measures, including violence, were easy to find among the vast collection of Discord’s private chatrooms. In April, the intelligence establishment appeared confounded by news that a 21-year-old Air National guardsman had …
USA TODAYflipped into Money1 hour agoHow much for a dozen? Why the cost of eggs is dropping after a major price hikeverified_publisherUSA TODAY Money - Bailey SchulzGood news for fans of breakfast burritos and omelets: egg prices are dropping. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show the average price for a dozen grade A, large eggs has dropped 32% between January and April, and The Wall Street Journal this week reported that supermarket executives …
USA TODAYflipped into Top Stories1 hour agoDNA sequencing can lead to longer, better lives for cancer patients. But why do so few get it?verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Karen WeintraubUnlike many oncologists, the tears Dr. Thomas Roberts often saw in his office were those of joy. His patients had been told they had less than six months to live. But Roberts, then a fellow specializing in lung cancer care at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, was able to give many an extra lease on …
USA TODAYflipped into Life1 hour agoWeight loss is about a lot more than calories, experts say. Here's what you need to know.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Delaney NothaftIt’s drilled into our brains that the average diet should be around 2,000 calories per day. It seemed simple enough, right? However, each body is a little bit different. If you’re taller or have a lot of muscle mass, you may require more than 2,000 calories per day, or if you’re a little bit …
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