Millennials cool to Clinton in final stretch of 2016 race
A USA TODAY Rock the Vote Millennial Poll shows Clinton leading Trump by 62 to 23 among 18 to 34 year olds, down from 68 to 24 in two weeks. The survey, conducted before the FBI emails inquiry, highlights lingering questions about millennial turnout and Clinton’s edge. Anastasia Van Ryck Degroot, 21, Hoboken, NJ, says she shifted support after debates and remains with Clinton.
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Italy hit by strongest quake in decades in Amatrice
A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck central Italy tearing through Amatrice and surrounding towns. Firefighters and Alpine troops survey rubble as already damaged buildings collapse, leaving thousands homeless and echoing August aftershocks and recent quakes in the same region.
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USA TODAY Sports Preview Highlights Big Games This Week
A concise look at upcoming major matchups across national sports, highlighting key teams, star players, and likely outcomes. Includes context for week’s games and what observers expect in standings and rivalries.
Racial disparity in UberX waits and cancellations
A study by University of Washington, Stanford, and MIT finds African-American travelers wait up to 30 percent longer for UberX rides and experience about double the cancellation rate compared to white-sounding riders. The research, using 1,500 rides in Seattle and Boston, notes an average 90 second wait gap and questions algorithmic fairness.
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Clinton email shocker fuels Trump push in Las Vegas rally
The FBI review of new Hillary Clinton email information sparked a campaign surge for Donald Trump. He claimed momentum in polls and urged voters that the election hinges on Clinton's character, while Clinton aides pressed that Comey did not indicate a criminal probe.
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Halloween Weather: Dry Mild Across Nation With Colds North East
Forecasters say Halloween will be dry and mild for most of the country with clear skies and record highs in cities like Atlanta Nashville Dallas Oklahoma City Wichita and Montgomery. Pacific Northwest and Northern California may see showers Monday evening while parts of North Dakota Michigan and Minnesota could face wet weather from a system moving into Canada. Evening temps in the Midwest will be in the 60s with wind and possible costume accessories blown loose. the Northeast may dip below freezing. Trick-or-treaters should wear reflective clothing and carry flashlights as darkness settles and costumes may be harder to see.
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