Puerto Rico's Long Road to Recovery After Maria
In the six months since the storm, nearly 200000 families and businesses lack power while mental health strains grow. FEMA faces scrutiny over contracts as it disburses billions in aid, yet many residents like Rebello struggle with insurance limits, dwindling tourism, and ongoing outages.
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Trusting News project at USA TODAY opens public feedback channel
USA TODAY joins the national Trusting News effort by Reynolds Journalism Institute to examine how news outlets build trust. Since January the team has piloted weekly explanations of identity and purpose and enhanced accessibility, inviting readers to share feedback via Cesair Brown at debrown usatoday.com.
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USA TODAY announces advertising policies with terms for submission rejection edits and cancellations. It provides contact numbers for national regional inquiries, reprint permissions, and glossy reprints, and notes association with Gannett Newspapers. The publication is a member of the AP and reserves rights over content.
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Facebook policy questions on grooming minors spark outcry
A Guardian digital editor highlighted Facebook survey prompts asking how to handle a private message where an adult asks a 14 year old for sexual pictures. Facebook officials said the scenarios were about content already prohibited and that authorities are involved when identified.
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Dreams, protests echo as DACA end date nears
Immigrants and allies across Nevada, Capitol Hill, and New York rallied and prayed Monday, urging Congress and the White House to pass a new law granting permanent DACA protections. They push despite a Supreme Court delay and a Trump tweet accusing Democrats of stalling. A California judge had earlier found the administration erred in ending DACA.
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Moon Kim talks with South Korean delegation raises hope and doubt
A high level South Korean delegation met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in a historic discussion aimed at easing tensions over Pyongyangs nuclear program. Analysts caution the talks may not resolve core issues, as Moon Jae ins mediation faces North Korea demands and potential US military exercise linkage. The dialogue follows months of tension after the Olympics and Trump era rhetoric.
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