Four Marines killed in Tennessee gun attack
A heavily armed man opened fire at two Tennessee military sites, killing four Marines and wounding three others before he was killed. The gunman Mohammed Youssef Abdullazeez, a 24 year old Kuwaiti naturalized citizen, is being investigated for possible domestic terrorism as federal and local authorities search for associates.
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USA Today provides a concise national sports snapshot with links to expanded coverage. Highlights and quick reads point readers to sports.usatoday.com for in-depth features, scores, and analysis.
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2016 US Prediction Sparks Debate on Eight-Point Spread
Analysts debate a predicted eight point spread for USA teams in 2016. Projections cite historical trends and current rosters, with officials noting uncertainties in injuries, form, and international competition impacting final outcomes.
Untested rape kits reveal nationwide neglect and reform efforts
A USA TODAY investigations exposes more than 70,000 untested rape kits across about 1,000 police agencies, with some departments testing few kits while others test all. The findings sparked earlier counts, lab testing moves, and calls for statewide standards to ensure evidence is processed and justice served.
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Early social skills in kindergarten predict later success
A 20 year study following 750 children to age 25 links strong social competence in kindergarten to higher high school graduation rates college degrees and full time employment. Kids who cooperate listen and share tend to avoid substance abuse unemployment and arrest later, while improvements are possible throughout childhood.
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Valentina Zharkova of Northumbria University said her talk on solar activity declining in the 2030s was misread as predicting a new ice age. NASA skeptics call the idea garbage, noting human-caused warming dominates climate trends while solar irradiance would fall only modestly.
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