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USA TODAY and Good Morning America
team up to name 7 new wonders of the world. |
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Compensation for Division I-A college
football coaches |
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In one memorable day, the
power on Capitol Hill moved from right to left as the Democratic party
gained the majority of both the Senate and House of Representatives. |
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USA TODAY partnered with OLN, the cable
network that recently changed its name to Versus, to produce a series
examining the intangibles that separate champions from other elite athletes
with essentially the same physical skills. USA TODAY's sports reporters
and editors selected 11 active competitors to profile in the series. |
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Americans solemnly remember and mourn
the lives lost five years ago in the worst terror attacks on the nation,
a tragedy that President Bush said brought "extraordinary acts of
courage" and heroism from ordinary citizens. |
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The Big Easy isn't easy anymore. One
year after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is frustrating, tiring, expensive
and frightening. |
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See how the Earth's surface temperature
has changed over the last 2,000 years. |
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In an exclusive investigation,
USA TODAY reveals the National Security Agency has been secretly collecting
the phone call records of tens of millions of Americans, using data provided
by AT&T, Verizon and BellSouth. |
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A weekly status report on everyday life
in the war-torn country. |
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USA TODAY follows the devastation, and
subsequent slow recovery, of a large swath of the Gulf Coast in the wake
of one of the most damaging hurricanes in American history. |
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A USA TODAY/ABC News/Stanford University
Medical Center poll found that more than half of Americans live with chronic
or recurrent pain, and for large numbers of Americans, the pain interferes
with their daily lives. The two news organizations team up to cover the
treatment of pain. |
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Pope John Paul II, who reigned for 26
years over the Roman Catholic Church and reached out to record numbers
of people across the globe, died Saturday night, April 2 in his Vatican
City apartment. He was 84. USATODAY.com reflects on the life of the pontiff
and takes a look at what lies ahead for the Catholic Church. |
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President Bush formally won a second
term in office and quickly promised to unite the country after a taut
and chaotic contest that wasn't decided until the pivotal state of Ohio
went to Bush in the late morning after Election Day, leading Democratic
John Kerry to concede. Listed below are a few highlights of Election Day. |
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