| | John Riley | Audience Editor
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Good morning, friends! How are you? Wait, don't tell me: You're hot. Millions of Americans have been suffering through record-breaking heat, and it's only going to get worse and more dangerous over the weekend. |
I'm John Riley, newsletter editor, and my advice is to chill out with The Short List weekend edition✨, where we look at some of the best stories of the week from USA TODAY. Would you like some ice with that? |
Colleges take athletes' word on sexual assault history |
🔴At many of the nation's top sports colleges, vetting athletes for past sexual misconduct and violent acts under a new NCAA policy boils down to one step: asking them. If an athlete answers "no" to a list of questions about criminal convictions and school disciplinary action, officials at the University of Alabama, Louisiana State University, Ohio State University and other schools generally take their word for it. Read more |
Why the GOP is split on Ukraine aid |
Naming this legendary jeep gives some fans the willies |
🟢Is it "Willis?" Or "Willie's?" People have debated the pronunciation of WWII icon Willys Jeep for decades, but the company that builds its direct descendant, the Jeep Wrangler, says, "Whatever you like. We're good." However you say it, there's no debating the rugged little vehicle's enduring charm. Read more |
🔽Keep reading: There are more great stories below. See you next week! | | | | A lower court called Zackey Rahimi, the subject of a domestic restraining order, "hardly a model citizen." Should he still be allowed to own a gun? | | | | Many people celebrate Trad Wives but others worry they are idealizing a time when women enjoyed fewer rights − especially ahead of the election. | | | | Developers who tried to buy out a 93-year-old Josephine Wright in Hilton Head, South Carolina are suing her. She's fighting back. | | | | Trump in 2024 faces a flock of Republican primary challengers who could split the opposition vote; he also faces two criminal trials - at least. | | | | When all our daily purchases were stripped away, we found a pile of subscription fees on our credit cards. This is how we took better control. | | | | Minority and small farmers don't always have the luxury to move from flood-prone land. Could rice be the key to their survival? | | | | Ray Epps, a two-time Trump voter who was harangued for years by Fox's Tucker Carlson, was forced to leave Arizona after repeated threats. | | | | Coach Pat Fitzgerald was fired. That's a start. But Northwestern has to confront a terrible question: How did it allow a racist team culture to grow? | | | | Is opting for Diet Coke healthier than regular? Maybe not. Although you save calories, there are other health risks that come with sweeteners. | | | | Is it OK to be jealous of this person you barely know? Experts say it's absolutely OK. But watch out for more serious warning signs. | | | | | | | Sign up for the news you want | Exclusive newsletters are part of your subscription, don't miss out! We're always working to add benefits for subscribers like you. | | | | | | |
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