USA TODAYOpinion Maher: Trump impeachment scandal is perfect for Halloween seasonUSA TODAY - Eileen RiversA look at Giuliani, Ukraine and Trump with a holiday twist in Best of Late Night There's been a ton of analysis about presidential attorney Rudy Giuliani and his search for dirt on Vice President Joe and
USA TODAYDonald Trump Trump, Republicans and impeachment: This time feels different, but maybe it's notUSA TODAY - Michael J. SternTrump defense playbook: denial, acknowledgement, and finally a ticker tape parade touting that crimes committed in public are not crimes at all. When my 14-year-old dishwasher broke last month, you’d I’d
USA TODAYJimmy Carter Jimmy Carter and Bernie Sanders show age is no obstacle when it comes to servingUSA TODAY - Bruce LowryAt 95, Carter is still building homes and taking on humanitarian projects. He and Bernie Sanders are role models for serving no matter your age. I could not help but be moved by recent photos circulating
USA TODAYGuns Gun control advocate: Pushing mandatory buybacks will hand victory to the NRA, againUSA TODAY - Matt BennettWe can pass significant gun safety laws but not if the 2020 campaign is about confiscating assault weapons. This is not timidity, it's reality. “Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47.” was
USA TODAYDonald Trump Don't praise Trump for reversing G-7 Doral debacle. It was an intolerable abuse of power.USA TODAY - Noah BookbinderTrump doubled down on G-7 at Doral despite broad condemnation. He backed off, but the corruption will continue unless he divests from his businesses. In an angry Twitter thread late Saturday, President
USA TODAYForeign Policy Hell, yes, Beto O'Rourke: Today's ToonUSA TODAYWant to keep up with USA TODAY's cartoon updates? Bookmark this page. We'll update it frequently. In response to a Democratic debate question on his support for a mandatory gun buyback, former Rep. Beto
USA TODAYRepublicans Trump is shooting holes in the Constitution. Will Republicans let him get away with it?USA TODAY - Chris TruaxCongressional Republicans have been terrified of Trump’s 'base' long enough. Let them know they ought to be even more worried about the rest of us. After the last few weeks, you might think we’re past
USA TODAYDonald Trump Ukraine call: Quid pro quo or not, what Donald Trump did was wrongUSA TODAY - Robert RobbThe defense of Trump's Ukrainian phone call misses an important point, as does the whitewash of the unseemly situation with the Bidens in the country. For the slender segment of the metro Phoenix electorate
USA TODAYBeto O'Rourke Yes, Beto, your open-border immigration ideas are slap in the face to Angel Moms like meUSA TODAY - Mary Ann MendozaMy son was killed by an illegal immigrant who was helped by the same open-borders philosophy Beto O'Rourke is pushing. That makes my blood boil. Democrat presidential candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O'Rourke's
USA TODAYOhio State University Democrats, don't be fooled by the 'Hillbilly Elegy' image. Ohio is worth fighting for.USA TODAY - Erin McPikeDemocrats would be foolish to concede Ohio to the Republicans without a robust campaign here in 2020. "Hillbilly Elegy" isn't the state I know. During a brainstorming session in a presidential campaign
USA TODAYHealth Care Republicans still have no clue how to help Americans that Obamacare left behindUSA TODAY - Robert RobbObamacare isn't what was envisioned. But Republicans still don't have a better fix for health care than the more government Democrats are proposing. The Obamacare marketplace has stabilized in Arizona
USA TODAYTrevor Noah Noah reveals the genius of Donald Trump in Best of Late NightUSA TODAY - Eileen RiversThis week was busier than most for the Trump administration. Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel take a look. This was a busy week for President Donald Trump or, as late-night comic Trevor Noah points out, a
USA TODAYOpinion In the hands of police, facial recognition software risks violating civil libertiesUSA TODAY - Jimmy Gomez and Lisa RosenbergStudies show Amazon's Rekognition is fraught with racial and gender bias. So why are cops all over the country using it? California has long been at the forefront of strong, progressive public policy.
USA TODAYOpinion 7 of our top opinion columns this week: ICYMIUSA TODAYFrom Elizabeth Warren's anti-corporate rhetoric, to the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump, here are some of our top columns of the week. In today's fast-paced news environment, it can be hard to
USA TODAYJuul Juul's announcement to suspend flavors is a cynical step that will keep kids hookedUSA TODAY - Meredith BerkmanDon't be fooled. The e-cigarette company clings to mint and menthol, the flavors youth like most, as the clock ticks on Trump’s proposed flavor ban. Parents of teenagers live for the moment when their
USA TODAYOpinion The war inside: America's veteran suicide epidemic has a silent, unaddressed causeUSA TODAY - Rita Nakashima Brock and Ann KansfieldWhen we violate our core moral foundations or are exposed to a great evil, our identity is derailed. Guilt, anxiety and suicidal thoughts can follow. The beeping still haunts them. Personal alarms that
USA TODAYHealth Care How would Warren pay for 'Medicare for All'? Enough evasion, it's past time for answers.USA TODAY - Chris TruaxMedicare for All will create winners and losers. It’s all very well to say you can’t make an omelet without breaking some eggs, unless you’re the egg. When it comes to doing things, Elizabeth Warren has
USA TODAYOpinion Trump's unmatched sleaze: Grifters, women, trampling Constitution and now G-7 at DoralUSA TODAY - Paul BrandusWe've never had a president like Donald Trump. He falls into every single sleaze category, from women to profiteering to attacking the Bill of Rights. We’ve had presidents who were used by members of own
USA TODAYOpinion Forget Donald Trump, Republicans. Save the GOP for the sake of your party's future.USA TODAY - The Editorial BoardThe longer Republicans remain silent on how President Trump is abusing the Republican Party, the more it will sound like the silence of the lambs: Our view It has long been said that Republicans ought
USA TODAYOpinion RNC: The future for Republicans, and America, has never looked brighterUSA TODAY - Liz HarringtonWhile Republicans are reviving, Democrats are rebranding as the party of socialists, radicals and rioters: Opposing view Republicans are told we must denounce other Republicans for the “good of the party.”
USA TODAYOpinion Who voted to hear a charged abortion case during 2020 campaign? End Supreme Court secrecy.USA TODAY - Gabe RothIf the Supreme Court isn't political, as Chief Justice Roberts says, prove it. Show us it wasn't the 5 Republican appointees who took that abortion case. Oct. 1 may have begun as any other day at the Supreme
USA TODAYOpinion Teaching the blues to Mississippi Delta kids shows them they have a culture to be proud ofUSA TODAY - Alexandra WattsMany young people in the Mississippi Delta have no idea how local history shaped the blues, or how the blues influences contemporary music even now. GREENVILLE, Miss. — I recently moved to the heart and
USA TODAYKevin McAleenan Kevin McAleenan is out as acting Homeland Security secretary, and good riddanceUSA TODAY - Raul ReyesKevin McAleenan has played his part in implementing President Trump's inhumane immigration policies. He will forever be stained with that legacy. On Friday, President Donald Trump announced that acting
USA TODAYJulian Castro Julián Castro didn't shine at the Democratic presidential debate, but it's still a winUSA TODAY - Elvia DíazJulián Castro has a tough road to the White House. But the Latino candidate dared to dream, and that's still inspirational. At the end of Tuesday’s Democratic presidential debate, I almost felt sorry Julián
USA TODAYOpinion Afghanistan peace process: 2020 presidential hopefuls owe Afghan women their supportUSA TODAY - Daniel BalsonAfghan women will always fight to better their home. Given Washington's long involvement in Afghanistan, the next president has a duty to help them. It’s unlikely that anyone now running for president
USA TODAYElizabeth Warren Anti-Trump businesswomen are nervous about Warren, and the Democratic debate didn't helpUSA TODAY - Lauren LeaderIn her fight against corporate America, Warren is turning off a key group of voters who want to oust Donald Trump: the liberal women who work there. It has been a big month for Sen. Elizabeth Warren. was
USA TODAYOpinion Donald Trump pours gasoline on Syria. Now Turkey-Kurds-Russia blowup may one day burn USA.USA TODAY - The Editorial BoardSurrendering to Turkish strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan has yielded in 10 days a humanitarian crisis and wins for Bashar Assad, ISIS and Iran: Our view Some of President Donald Trump's erratic, impulsive
USA TODAYOpinion President Donald Trump moves to stop 'endless wars.' I stand with him: Sen. Rand PaulUSA TODAY - Rand PaulThe Syrian civil war was a mess from the beginning. There's no clear U.S. interest and no need for U.S. troops: Opposing view President Donald Trump campaigned on a very specific foreign policy. “America
USA TODAYOpinion Bernie Sanders is big Democratic debate winner, and only partly due to his performanceUSA TODAY - Jason SattlerUnfortunately, the biggest loser of the night was human civilization. Not one question about climate change. All 12 leading Democratic candidates for president got a chance to demonstrate why they were
