Alabama’s Mac Jones, DeVonta Smith lead USA TODAY Sports’ 2020 All-America teams
Alabama quarterback Mac Jones and wide receiver DeVonta Smith were the easiest picks for the USA TODAY Sports 2020 All-America teams.
Scores of students are getting F’s. What’s the point of failing them during COVID-19?
School grades are suffering due to COVID pandemic factors out of kids’ control. The consequences — academic and psychological — could be devastating.
Donald Trump demands bigger stimulus checks in $900 billion COVID-19 relief package passed by Congress
Trump called the COVID relief package a “disgrace” and called for increasing direct payments to Americans, but stopped short of saying he would veto the bill.
Here’s who doesn’t get the $600 stimulus check if COVID-19 relief bill signed
High-wage earners, some immigrants, many students and elderly dependents won’t be getting the second stimulus check. Here’s who will be left out.
35 awesome gift subscription boxes and services for every type of person
These are the best subscription gifts you can buy in 2020, from Home Chef to Winc and more.
Help for movie theaters, farms, mass transit: What’s in the COVID-19 rescue bill you might not know about
The bill addresses the fallout of a virus that has killed more than 320,000 American and forced scores of businesses to shut down and lay off workers.
Live politics updates: Trump slams COVID stimulus bill, sending lawmakers scrambling
Trump says stimulus checks should exceed $600. Dems are on board. The proposal has been met with less enthusiasm from Republicans.
USA TODAY vaccine panel says the US has nailed the science behind the COVID vaccine. Next up: logistics and trust.
Experts are concerned some won’t trust the COVID vaccine and are wary of production problems that could delay getting it to millions of Americans.
Coronavirus live updates: US, Pfizer cut deal on 100M more doses; Trump demands $2,000 stimulus checks; COVID-19 reaches Antarctica
Pfizer, BioNTech announce a second agreement with U.S. government to supply an additional 100 million doses of the companies’ vaccine. Latest news.
Fox News, Newsmax shoot down their own aired claims on election after threat of legal action
Two election technology companies whose names have come up in President Donald Trump’s false charges of widespread voter fraud in the presidential election are fighting back, prompting unusual public statements from Fox News and Newsmax.