Your 2023 must reads 🗞

Looking back at the best stories of 2023.

Advertisement Read in browser The Short List Sat Dec 30 2023 John Riley | Audience Editor A year of great reads. ☀️Good morning, friends! I'm John Riley, newsletter editor, and I hope you're enjoying a happy and healthy holiday season. Made any plans for New Year's Eve?🎆 This week, we're looking back at the outstanding journalism our newsroom produced this year. Below are some of USA TODAY's best stories of 2023.⬇️ As the year ends, I want to take a moment to thank you for supporting The Short List.👏🏻 Here's to a great 2024! Runaway children don't get as much attention as other missing kids Police may not look for missing children who run away, and they don't get Amber Alerts. READ MORE Advertisement We know how to prevent and control Type 2 diabetes. So why aren't we? USA TODAY's Health team spoke with scores of experts to understand why, despite solutions, more Americans continue to struggle with Type 2 diabetes. READ MORE Alaska's snow crabs suddenly vanished. Will history repeat itself? In Alaska, last fall's shocking collapse of the snow crab fishery shows that conditions for sea life can and are rapidly changing. READ MORE Why Gen Z, millennials feel what their parents had is 'impossible now' A recent survey found two-thirds of Americans believe younger generations are facing hardships today that previous generations didn't. READ MORE This man had an answer to America's gun problem. Were we listening? In a country with more guns than people, a lot of lives can end up in the shadows. That's why we're supposed to have people like Coach. READ MORE Narcissists find these types of people irresistible Plenty of people have a "type" when it comes to dating. Narcissists are no exception. Are you a narcissist magnet? Empaths often attract them. READ MORE 'White? I'm not white.' Police labeling analysis reveals a problematic trend Massachusetts police routinely label men with Hispanic surnames as white on traffic citations, skewing statistics meant to expose racial bias. READ MORE This NFL coaching position 'has plagued' league's diversity efforts The road to becoming an NFL offensive coordinator is confoundingly steep for coaches of color, according to data from USA TODAY's NFL Coaches Project. READ MORE Burnout and deadly errors: America's broken pharmacy system in revolt Deteriorating working conditions inside the nation's largest pharmacy chains have put patient safety at risk and plunged the profession into chaos. READ MORE Advertisement 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. SEE ALL NEWSLETTERS ➔ Newsletters   |    eNewspaper   |   Crosswords Follow Us Problem viewing email? View in browser Unsubscribe  •  Manage Newsletters  •  Terms of Service  •  Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights  •   Privacy Notice  •  Do Not Sell My Info/Cookie Policy  •  Feedback