Letterman Ends Late Night After 33 Years Tonight
After 33 years on air David Letterman signs off from The Late Show tonight ending a storied era in late night television. Guests and tributes reflect on his influence, humor, and iconic top ten lists as the broadcast closes.
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Classic roller coaster reborn as wood steel hybrid
Get a look at the reimagined California thrill ride merging traditional wood with modern steel. See the transformation and the new ride experience crafted for a historic milestone.
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USA TODAY sports coverage and accessibility note
USA TODAY announces its expanded edition available at newsstands and by subscription. It directs readers to usatoday.com for national sports coverage and further sports content via the sports site.
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Takata expands recall to 33.8 million in US vehicles
Transportation Department says Takata will nearly double its air bag recall to 33.8 million in the United States, spanning national coverage and adding about 16 million more vehicles. NHSTA chief Rosekind calls it the largest recall known, with multiple deaths linked to faulty inflators and a years-long, complex replacement effort led by Secretary Foxx.
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Why Hillary Clinton Mapped A 2016 Presidential Run
The story outlines Hillary Clinton’s April 12 campaign launch and her strategy to blend style with liberal substance. It notes cross country travel, a Scooby Doo van, Chipotle stop, and roundtable voter engagements to project readiness and contrasts with her 2008 candidacy.
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Ireland voters set to approve same sex marriage referendum
In Ireland the referendum on constitutional changes to legalize same sex marriage is widely supported by about 70 percent per recent polls and is expected to pass before Friday’s vote. Enda Kenny and many public figures back equality while Catholic bishops and No campaign groups oppose. The piece notes civil unions since 2010 and outlines global status trends.
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