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Disarming mentally ill won't stop violence: Your Say
Disarming mentally ill won't stop violence: Your SayAlthough a gun restraining order probably would not have stopped the shooting at a Washington state high school last week, it could prevent others, an editorial argued.Opinion
Students in the First Person: Why raise the minimum wage?
Students in the First Person: Why raise the minimum wage?Three students tell us why they care about minimum wage increases this midterm election.Opinion
Ebola quarantine, NSA reform: Second look
Ebola quarantine, NSA reform: Second lookNew views on week's top talkersOpinion
Be careful what you wish for, GOP: Column
Be careful what you wish for, GOP: ColumnControl of Congress comes with history of intraparty squabbles.Opinion
Why election is not about the Senate: Our view
Why election is not about the Senate: Our viewBigger story line can be found in the governor races.Opinion
YouToon: It's time to vote!
YouToon: It's time to vote!Help us pick this month's winner. Voting ends noon Oct. 31.Opinion
What is the origin of the Ebola virus? Ask USA TODAY
What is the origin of the Ebola virus? Ask USA TODAYNation Now reporter Jolie Lee answers a reader question about the origins of Ebola. Have a question of your own? Ask us using #askusatoday on Twitter, or e-mail askusatoday@usatoday.com.Opinion
Beware revenge porn laws: Column
Beware revenge porn laws: ColumnSome are overly broad or imprecise, bumping up against free speech rights.Opinion
Some exchange patients can't find doctor: #tellusatoday
Some exchange patients can't find doctor: #tellusatodaySome people who used Obamacare exchanges have health insurance but no doctor.
Wait a sec, Congress actually cut spending? Column
Wait a sec, Congress actually cut spending? ColumnBut I've been teaching that's impossible.Opinion
Parents, take your kids seriously: Column
Parents, take your kids seriously: ColumnIn a world that is often scary, I try to answer my kids' questions honestly and factually.Opinion
Midterm not a 'Seinfeld Election': Other views
Midterm not a 'Seinfeld Election': Other viewsWhat people are saying about Nov. 4.Opinion
Attacks against 'Obamacare' are outdated: Column
Attacks against 'Obamacare' are outdated: ColumnThe Affordable Care Act is working, Republicans would be smart to find a new uniting issue.Opinion
Police use of force threatens democracy: Your Say
Police use of force threatens democracy: Your SayTwo dozen police officers and an armored vehicle sent to seize property in Wisconsin has rekindled the debate over the militarization of police.Editorials
Big money in judicial races corrupts courts: Our view
Big money in judicial races corrupts courts: Our viewMoney spent on judicial elections makes it look like justice is for sale to the highest bidder.Opinion
Voting for judges serves democracy: Opposing view
Voting for judges serves democracy: Opposing viewGiving people a meaningful choice and power in an open process engages the electorate.Opinion
Kirsten Powers: No such thing as an easy win for GOP
Kirsten Powers: No such thing as an easy win for GOPThe landscape is built for a Republican sweep, but many states are too close to call.Opinion
Hooray for a Happy Halloween: Column
Hooray for a Happy Halloween: ColumnWe need more holidays that relieve the stress for kids and adults - even for a day.
Punchlines: Overblown Ebola fears
Punchlines: Overblown Ebola fearsThe late-night comics on the latest Ebola news (and silly fears)Opinion
Erskine Bowles: Urgency of federal deficit remains
Erskine Bowles: Urgency of federal deficit remainsThe recent decline in the budget deficit can't distract us from real structural and tax reforms.Opinion
To stop Ebola, use mandatory quarantine: #tellusatoday
To stop Ebola, use mandatory quarantine: #tellusatodayThose working with Ebola patients should keep safety of U.S. in mind, readers say.Opinion
USAID chief: We will stop Ebola in West Africa
USAID chief: We will stop Ebola in West AfricaInnovation is key in overcoming this terrible disease.Opinion
Is gay marriage a certainty nationwide? Your Say
Is gay marriage a certainty nationwide? Your SayFormer solicitor general Ted Olson said same-sex marriage is beyond "point of no return."Opinion
Hasty quarantine adds to Ebola problems: Our view
Hasty quarantine adds to Ebola problems: Our viewPossibly deterring health workers from going to West Africa will slow containment.Opinion
Wickham: Rich dump citizenship to dodge taxes
Wickham: Rich dump citizenship to dodge taxesAfter enriching themselves here and enjoying U.S. benefits, the greedy exit our shores.Opinion
How we 'won' in Vietnam, but are losing at home: Column
How we 'won' in Vietnam, but are losing at home: ColumnSpecial interests weigh down America's economy, while Vietnam's young capitalism booms.Opinion
What makes the Caribbean water the beautiful color it is? Ask USA TODAY
What makes the Caribbean water the beautiful color it is? Ask USA TODAYReporter Elizabeth Weise answers a reader question about what makes the Caribbean waters so blue. Have a question of your own? Ask us using #askusatoday on Twitter, or e-mail askusatoday@usatoday.com.Featured Content
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When it comes to spreading disease, nurse Kaci Hickox isn't any worse than you. Read the column: http://usat.ly/1zOteGq#Ebola#EbolaNurse
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Some exchange patients can't find a doctor under #Obamacare. What should be done? Readers share their views: http://usat.ly/1tGAxv9