Snowden Twitter Debut Sparks Global Attention
Edward Snowden joined Twitter, posting a quip about water on Mars. He gained rapid followers and drew reactions from Neil deGrasse Tyson and George Pataki, while remaining in Russia amid U.S. legal actions and ongoing efforts to secure a return.
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USA TODAY Sports Preview Digest
A concise outline highlights top national sports coverage and directs readers to USA TODAY Sports for full national coverage, with the expanded edition available in stores, by subscription, or online at sports.usatoday.com.
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Planned Parenthood support in poll shows nationwide backing
A USA TODAY Suffolk poll finds 65 percent of Americans favor continuing federal funding for Planned Parenthood, with 29 percent seeking a cutoff. Democrats back funding by 91 percent, Republicans by 59 percent, as lawmakers face a possible short term budget bill to avert a government shutdown.
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Budget battle over federal funding for Planned Parenthood
A USA TODAY Suffolk University poll of 1,000 likely voters taken Thursday through Monday shows 73 percent oppose forcing a government shutdown to cut all federal funding for Planned Parenthood while 19 percent support such action. The margin of error is 3 points.
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USA TODAY investigation shows undercount of police chase deaths
A USA TODAY review finds the NHTSA undercounted chase related deaths by at least 101 in 2018 and possibly more than 15 000 since 1979. The investigation reveals gaps in data gathering and coding that obscure the true fatality toll and raises questions about policy limits in cities and federal tracking systems.
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Fall of Kunduz Tests US Afghan Strategy in North
Afghan forces launched a counterattack to drive the Taliban from Kunduz with U S airstrike support and intelligence. President Ghani announced progress despite civilians used as shields and heavy fighting. The capture marks a major Taliban victory and raises questions about U S withdrawal plans and regional security implications.
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