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Another school shooting sparks an all-too-familiar sense of dread in parents. This fall's presidential election may still come down to undecided voters, despite our increasing political polarization. And a new NFL season brings a trio of intriguing rule changes to America's most popular sport. |
👋Good morning! John Riley here, bringing you some of USA TODAY's best stories of the week. Let's get right to it. |
'Sick of holding my breath': Parents face fear of school shootings |
A wave of familiar dread set in for parents across the country this week in the wake of the Georgia school shooting. Each time a new tragedy grips the country, parents contend with a renewed sense of foreboding about sending their children into school environments many feel can't guarantee their safety. How to cope with those feelings – of anxiety, fear and helplessness – is something every parent approaches differently.🙏 |
Yes, there are still some undecided voters |
Game changers: NFL debuts new kickoff rules, Guardian caps |
The NFL is going to look a lot different this season − from the first play of the game. The league's new "dynamic kickoff" more resembles a play from scrimmage than the traditional kick-off. And that won't be the only change this season intended to make the game safer. Some players may be wearing a soft, protective covering over their helmet. And some may incur a 15-yard penalty for a "hip-drop" tackle. Here's a brief look at each of the game's new wrinkles.🏈 |
This is not the end: There are more great stories below.👇 Have a great weekend! | | | | A lull in activity, despite predictions for a hyperactive season, has surprised and puzzled scientists who write seasonal outlooks. | | | | Historian Allan Lichtman has announced his prediction on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will win the 2024 presidential election. | | | | The fates of Jenn Tran and her final two men, Marcus Shoberg and Devin Strader, were revealed during ABC's "Bachelorette" finale Tuesday night. | | | | Activist Robby Starbuck is claiming credit for Ford's DEI backtrack after Jack Daniel's, Harley-Davidson and John Deere also scaled back DEI efforts. | | | | A final sprint in the presidential election begins on Labor Day, as the Harris and Trump campaigns prepare for battle in a handful of swing states. | | | | Putting less food in a grocery-store jar or box is not new, but American consumers are paying closer attention. | | | | The colors of yellow, gold, orange and red are awaiting us this autumn. Where will they appear first? This fall foliage map shows where. | | | | Through extensive research and interviews, documentary "Lover of Men" attempts to settle the long-standing debate about Abraham Lincoln's sexuality. | | | | The college football cash grab: everyone feast while you can whether it is coaches, players, conferences, schools or anybody else involved in sport. | | | | | | | Brighten your day with one of our games. | | | | | |
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