WNBA Finals draw 1.5 million viewers for Thursday afternoon Game 6 - USA Today
The WNBA Finals continue to draw big audiences, even with a day game.
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Gen Z voters feel betrayed by Trump. It's time to show it | Opinion - USA Today
Gen Z voters like myself are back in the conversation for the 2026 midterm elections – and while the political class may not be putting their faith in us the way they did two years ago, there’s still a chance that we can make a difference in what happens on Nov. 3.
LGBTQ+ rights vs. religious liberty: Why Colorado is 'ground zero' - USA Today
WASHINGTON – Colorado, a state where early advocates for gay rights share their mountainous home with a major pocket of Christian conservatives, has become the epicenter for Supreme Court fights over balancing protections for the LGBTQ+ community with religious and free-speech ri...
Gabby Williams dressed like a winner for MVP performance in WNBA Finals Game 7 - USA Today
The Golden State Valkyries are the 2026 WNBA champions.
Here's what to expect from the stock market on Election Day - USA Today
If you own stocks, you might be wondering whether the impending midterm elections will be good or bad for the stock market.
College football Flop 10: The most frightening thing Saturday? Nobody showed up - USA Today
Haunted houses are all the rage around Halloween. Apparently, a few college football programs decided to turn their stadiums into them.
Who will be No. 2? College football poll projection after Ohio State's loss - USA Today
Ohio State will drop as far as No. 9 in the US LBM Coaches Poll after losing 30-18 at Southern California.
UFC Fight Night 292: Julian Erosa gets $100,000 retirement bonus - MMA Junkie
The UFC handed out four bonuses after Saturday's card in Las Vegas, including a gift to the main event winner, moments after he got a gift from the referee that indirectly led to his win.
Ryan Day didn't blame Luke Fahey for Ohio State loss, but QB raises red flags - USA Today
LOS ANGELES – Luke Fahey's first college football start didn't go as planned, but his coach isn't putting the blame on him.
Why your Medicare drug plan costs will be higher in 2027 - USA Today
Medicare enrollees who buy prescription drug plans will see average monthly premiums rise 50% in 2027, a new analysis shows.
Florida football games deliver OT thriller, bizarre chain gang stoppage - USA Today
A Florida high school football game had a frighteningly unusual interruption just six minutes in Friday night. But the bizarre chain-gang situation in one Jacksonville-area matchup was only part of an evening that eventually featured a disputed timeout, clock confusion and a haun...
USC fans storm field after shocking upset win vs No. 2 Ohio State - USA Today
Seven days after Southern California was embarrassed in a 27-7 loss to Wisconsin, Trojans fans are celebrating on the field at LA Memorial Coliseum.
NYC Marathon 2026: Start times, how to watch, route and what to know - USA Today
The annual test of distance running returns to the Big Apple Sunday, Nov. 1, with the TCS New York City Marathon – including a course change for the first time in 15 years.
Puzzle solutions for Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026 - USA Today
Note: Most subscribers have some, but not all, of the puzzles that correspond to the following set of solutions for their local newspaper.
Play Mahjong - Games USA Today
Mahjong is a classic game enjoyed for centuries and remains popular in both traditional and online forms. Originally designed to test players' strategic thinking and concentration, you can now play Mahjong online for free without the need for registration or downloads. Play whene...
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Five big reasons Republicans don't deserve your midterm vote | Opinion - USA Today
For two years, Republicans have had complete control of our government – the presidency, both houses of Congress and a conservative majority on the Supreme Court. So the key question on the eve of the midterm elections is this: Has your life been made better?