USA Today marks 10 years of influence and debate
USA Today hits its 10th anniversary amid praise for graphics and concise writing while critics call it glossy. The paper boasts 1.9 million daily copies, hints at profitability but expects a loss this year, and notes shifts toward hard news and longer front-page stories while maintaining its TV style influence.
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Family turned from Klan amid fear and threats in Georgia
Gary and Jan Ralston long supported the Ku Klux Klan after a troubled era with job losses church rejection and a daughter harassment. They forced children to join the white supremacist group faced family rifts and violence then renounced the Klan after media appearances. Now rebuilding life while facing vandalism hate mail and ongoing threats as they speak out against hate.
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