Pro footballgiants | |
By Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
Eli proves to be his own Manning
Giants quarterback hoping to step out of shadows of father Archie, brother Peyton in Super Bowl against New England Patriots.
LIVE BLOG: Goodell speaks; so do '72 Dolphins
nfl | |
Specter to NFL: Why were Patriots' tapes destroyed?
Republican senator Arlen Specter says he wants the NFL to explain why it let evidence of cheating scandal be destroyed.
Race to the White Houseelection2008 | |
By Elise Amendola, AP
Obama, Clinton stress differences on Iraq, issues
Democratic
rivals drew sharp distinctions on the Iraq war, health care and illegal
immigration, facing off in their one-on-debate.
ANALYSIS: No staying above the fray in California
FACT CHECK: Context of key claims
USA TODAY ON POLITICS: Updates and excerpts from first Clinton-Obama 1 on 1
news |
USA TODAY On Politics: MoveOn members endorse Obama
The controversial liberal grassroots group says he would "change business as usual" in Washington.
Financialnews | |
By Mark Lennihan, AP file
Microsoft bids $44.6B for flailing Internet portal Yahoo
Microsoft made an unsolicited takeover offer of $44.6 billion for Internet portal Yahoo in a bold bid to leapfrog Google.
TECH LIVE: Was Google-DoubleClick deal a precursor?
MICROSOFT'S SIDE: Release (includes Ballmer's letter to Yahoo)
ANALYSIS: What analysts are saying
Across the USAnation | |
State, local government workers see pay gains
Value of their average wages and benefits moves far ahead of private workers, a USA TODAY analysis of federal data shows.
nation | |
By Gary Bogdon for USA TODAY
More cold case squads fight for funds
Cold
case squads around the country are being cut back or eliminated as
police departments face tightening budgets and shifting priorities.
COLD CASES: Solving them is harder
news |
On Deadline: Bill would make it illegal to feed the obese
Miss. restaurants would lose health permits if they're "repeatedly" caught serving obese customers.
Travelhotels | |
www.gaylordnational.com
Party like it's presidential inauguration 2009
The
presidential inauguration on Jan. 20, 2009, is still a year away, but
the hospitality industry is gearing up for landslide business.
CITY GUIDE: More D.C. hotels
destinations | |
Kauai finds itself at a bittersweet crossroads
Stymied effort to preserve "the soul of Koloa" is a symbol of a much bigger fight for Kauai's identity — and future.
PHOTO GALLERY: The last paradise?
Internationalworld | |
Kenyan rivals agree to end violence
Rival parties in Kenya said they had agreed to take immediate action to end violence after a month of deadly turmoil.
U.K. MINISTER: Kenyan army should intervene
military | |
Army tests uniforms built for Afghanistan's rugged terrain
Soldiers
will slide down rock-strewn hillsides in Hawaii to test uniform pants
to replace those that have come apart in the harsh terrain.
Technologygaming | |
Electronic Arts
Wiping out in latest 'Burnout' is a driver's paradise
The new year gets off to blazing start with crash fest Burnout Paradise, a raucous racer that kicks the franchise into higher gear.
SCREENSHOTS: Take a spin around Paradise City
