For the first time since Oct. 7, 2023, we can sit beside our son, touch the stone that carries his name, and grieve the way parents should.

A growing number of gig economy workers earn so little they rely on food stamps and Medicaid to make ends meet. It's a symptom of a bigger problem.

The last time Oregon elected a Republican governor was 1982. It could change this year in the race between Gov. Tina Kotek and Sen. Christine Drazan.

How do independent voters feel about the two-party system and our upcoming midterms? Readers sound off in our Opinion Forum.

Data center fans know they're on the losing side of public opinion. At their Washington party, they were optimistic, defiant and thirsty.

Good's family is suing Trump officials under an 1871 anti-Klan law. Her death was a tragedy, but the case for a racist conspiracy doesn't hold up.

What if I don't want to live in a world where technology does everything for me?

President Donald Trump's new line is that the economy is great. He has just failed at telling people how truly great it is.

Xavier Becerra should offer more of a vision for people who are struggling in California.

I was excited to speak at Cornell, but I withdrew, because I couldn't show up at a university facing real questions about whether it protects women.

Student newspapers are more than a talent pipeline to the American free press; they are living laboratories for civics education.

Robert Pattinson is uncanny as Chris Hansen, but the film shies away from judging whether 'To Catch a Predator' did more harm than good.

President Donald Trump's tactic has always been to overwhelm, to paralyze norms and protocols, to get away with something before he can be stopped.

Buttigieg thinks a gay man on a presidential ticket isn't a risk, most likely because he presents as the type of gay man most people find palatable.

Stallone's story is especially meaningful because body dissatisfaction can look different in men – who account for nearly 25% of eating disorders.

The heated reaction to the Cornell allegations and the rush to judge the young men shows we've learned nothing about the dangers of 'believing women.'

USA TODAY conservative opinion editor Daniel Allott and photographer Bethany Williams visited Cuba amid increasing US tensions. Here's what they saw.

I understand the shock over Tennessee's botched execution of convicted murderer Christa Pike. But it never should have happened in the first place.

'Primetime,' a reflection on TV's 'To Catch a Predator' and our uniquely American obsession with justice as spectacle, feels relevant as ever.

Marriage roughly doubles household income – and could put homeownership within reach for millions of millennials and Gen Zers.

Spicy headlines about sex aside, there are some very real reasons to be worried about Gen Z's dating habits.

Gen Z will bet on football but won't ask someone out. The COVID-19 pandemic made my generation afraid of the risks that matter most.

I'm pretty sure President Donald Trump would love to see a sprawling data center go up near his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.

Trump-endorsed candidates are scrubbing him from websites and breaking with him on Iran. His grip on the GOP is slipping, but it's not gone yet.

Democratic socialists claim the rich will pay for free housing, health care and college under the DSA platform. The math says otherwise.

Trump swept South Texas counties in 2024. So why are Republicans spending millions and sending JD Vance to defend a Senate seat that should be safe?

Cornell University failed Jane Doe the same way colleges have failed women for generations. Now, Chi Phi has a chance to fix things for the future.

President Trump's new U.S., Denmark, Greenland agreement adds bases and blocks Russia and China. But Copenhagen was offering much of it already.

Sold as the safer way to handle vice, legal betting and marijuana have hooked more Americans, especially young men, while illegal dealers thrive.

This isn't the first time Trump has tried to use his authority to sway voters ahead of the midterms. It isn't even his first pass at propaganda.

I've talked to many conservatives and Republicans who expressed growing frustration with the direction of the party and leadership of President Trump.

As midterm voters face high food and gas prices, President Donald Trump trumpeted a new steel mill in Iowa. His flop sweat is showing.