Obama’s Legacy split in USA TODAY Suffolk poll
Americans rank the Affordable Care Act as Obama’s greatest achievement and also his biggest failure. The poll shows polarized views with Obamacare praised by supporters and rebuked by critics while six in ten expect Trump to dismantle Obama’s legacy. The article notes party lines and includes respondent Megan Glidewell’s perspective.
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Trans girl blazes trail in National Geographic subject
A young transgender girl becomes a focal point in a National Geographic feature, highlighting her journey and the broader discussion about representation. The piece profiles her experiences, community impact, and the significance of inclusive storytelling in science and media.
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Weapons firms settle lobbying case for payments
Nuclear companies used federal dollars to lobby the government, with firms paying to settle the case. authorities indicate the settlements, tied to lobbying activities, involve multiple defense contractors and government agencies.
USA TODAY Sports Preview and Local Edition Note
A brief notice from USA TODAY explains availability of the expanded edition at newsstands and by subscription. It directs readers to usatoday.com for national sports coverage and outlines the local edition provided to partner newspapers.
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U S Cities Step Up Security Efforts After Berlin Attack
U S cities boost security around holiday events after a deadly Berlin Christmas market attack claimed by ISIL. Police in New York and Chicago say no specific threats exist but have increased visible patrols, with NYPD assigning about 500 counterterrorism officers and Chicago expanding foot and bike patrols around Daley Plaza.
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VA reverses course on VA health care quality ratings release
The Department of Veterans Affairs posted quality of care ratings for 146 VA medical centers after years of withholding them, following a USA TODAY investigation. Ratings range one to five stars and reflect death and infection rates wait times and other factors.
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