USA TODAYOpinion & Analysis Democrats have a chance to finally win the fight for voting rights that started in 1965 verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. and David DaleyThe Capitol siege was a vivid example of how democracies die. But they also die quietly of rigged rules, suppressed votes and unequal ballot access. It’s a breeze for Georgians in white neighborhoods vote...
USA TODAYUnited StatesCoronavirus updates: Texas cases, hospitalizations remain at all-time highs; Alaska sets pace for vaccine administration;... verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Elinor AspegrenCOVID-19 has killed more than 420,000 Americans in a year, and infections have continued to mount despite the introduction of a pair of vaccines late in 2020. USA TODAY is tracking the news. Keep refreshing...
USA TODAYOpinion & Analysis Everything Trump did or said to subvert the election is fair game in his impeachment trial verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Renato MariottiIncluding the full range of Trump's behavior in the impeachment article was smart, because the attack on the Capitol was not a spontaneous event. If House impeachment managers want to raise their odds...
USA TODAYLebron James LeBron James goes off after Cavaliers front office member allegedly heckled him by cheering missed shot verified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Mark MedinaLeBron James looked upset. Not only did the Los Angeles Lakers’ star seem irked that he missed a shot toward the end of the third quarter against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday. He also looked irritated...
USA TODAYKobe Bryant Kobe and Gianna Bryant tragedy: How Lakers and NBA have struggled to cope with losing an icon verified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Mark MedinaThe sound rarely bothered him before 2020. It has bothered him plenty since then. Gary Vitti, the Los Angeles Lakers’ former longtime head athletic trainer, often heard helicopters and airplanes fly over...
