Cystic fibrosis diagnosis misses more people of color. This couple seek to remedy that.

Advances in cystic fibrosis diagnosis and treatment haven't equally benefited people of color. One couple seek to change that.

     

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NFL draft 2022: Nine prospects who have something to prove at scouting combine

As the NFL scouting combine starts this week, these nine draft prospects will be looking to answer questions that could be key to their stocks.

     

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'The shine came off once I bought it': RV sales surged due to COVID, and not everyone is thrilled

RV sales have surged since the onset of the panemic. Some owners say the surge has made RV travel more difficult.

     

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Fact check roundup: What's true and what's false about the Russian invasion of Ukraine

False and misleading info about the Russian invasion of Ukraine has spread rapidly on social media. Here's a roundup of USA TODAY's fact checks.

     

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Putin's war against Ukraine might lead to regime change. In Moscow, not Kyiv.

Vladimir Putin underestimated how Ukraine and the West would respond to invasion. He may find consequences for Russia are far more than he imagined.

     

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Teacher shortages, mask mandates: Every day still a test for pandemic principals

Principals have quietly marched on throughout the pandemic, trying to keep their schools from becoming health, academic and social disasters.

     

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First COVID, now a lockout: MLB labor dispute latest blow for spring training businesses

Just as the pandemic was lightening up, businesses that depend on spring training face another hurdle with the MLB labor dispute.

     

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Poll takeaways: No, Trump shouldn't have taken those White House papers back to Mar-a-Lago

Fears for the future of democracy remain very high--85% of Americans are worried about it--and cross party lines.

     

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