Clinton defends Iraq vote at first Democratic debate
Hillary Clinton, facing Bernie Sanders, defends her 2002 Iraq vote and ties Obama’s attack lines to 2008. She emphasizes experience from two dozen debates while portraying Sanders as on the defensive over gun control and governance. O’Malley Webb Chafee join a smaller field as they seek traction in the national forum.
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An introductory USA TODAY note explains the edition is for local newspaper use, offering an expanded version via newsstands or subscription. It directs readers tousatoday.com for further national coverage and notes sports content is available at sportsusatoday.com.
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Caregiving Gap Highlighted in U S Snapshot
A Caron Treatment Centers Harris survey of 1,007 Americans aged 35 to 50 with a living parent or in-law 60 and older shows many feel out of the loop on caregiving. The poll emphasizes gaps in knowledge, communication, and access to support resources among midlife adults.
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Cruz rises in GOP ranking as Fiorina falters
Political experts move Texas senator Ted Cruz from sixth to fourth in this week’s Republican nominating contest poll. Cruz shows signs of longer endurance, while Carly Fiorina slips from her prior top position as the field narrows.
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Cruz and Fiorina Slipping in GOP Power Poll Rankings
USA TODAY weekly poll of about 30 political experts places Ted Cruz in fifth with strong strategic positioning for the nomination while Ben Carson and Rubio stay near the top. Carly Fiorina stalls after a brief rise, with other contenders like Bush Kasich Christie Huckabee and Paul following in the midrange.
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GM aims for self driving edge says Barra in interview
GM chief executive Mary Barra told USA Today GM is among the leaders in self driving car development alongside Silicon Valley firms. She noted Cadillac’s Super Cruise on highways and a test fleet of self driving Chevrolet Volts. Barra emphasized GM’s Bolt EV to reach showrooms in 2017 with about 200 miles per charge and said stock value will be judged by credibility and earnings.
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