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The intense heat this summer wasn't a mirage for the tens of millions of people in the eastern and southern USA. Every state east of the Mississippi River recorded one of its 10 warmest summers since records began, according to the National Climatic Data Center.
Rachel Goldstein and Ben Kuryk try not to let 1,055 miles come between them.
Just when its future looked to be in doubt, automakers are putting some new life in the old V-8.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine caused widespread flooding in northern Texas and began buffeting southern Oklahoma on Wednesday, killing at least two people and submerging low-lying pockets of Arlington under several feet of water.
Shortages of trucks and drivers are delaying some deliveries of products and raw materials across the USA and raising freight costs.
When Claire Contos needed colon-cancer surgery recently, she could have gone to a top teaching hospital in Boston, 13 miles north of here. Instead, she chose the Quincy Medical Center.
Just when its future looked to be in doubt, automakers are putting some new life in the old V-8.
Coffee prices hit a 13-year high Wednesday, extending a rally that has sent prices up about 43% in the past three months.
This is not your grandfather's NFL that is unless your grandfather happens to be 40-year-old Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre. He became a grandfather in April.
With the NFL's 2010 season kicking off, USA TODAY considers 10 story lines and their accompanying 2010 pressure points that could determine who captures the Lombardi Trophy on Feb. 6 at Cowboys Stadium:
"I'm not calling myself a superhero," Usher says. "But you can call me one."
Piers Morgan, the veteran British journalist best known to America for his role as the acerbic judge on NBC summer hit America's Got Talent, will replace CNN's longtime evening talk host Larry King on Jan. 4.
The unflappable Barbara Walters, 80, hasn't let heart surgery set her back one bit.
Three years ago, a new kind of memory card went on sale promising to reduce the hassle of transferring photos and video from a camera to your PC or the Web.
Search giant Google (GOOG) on Wednesday introduced instant search results that promise to save users time.
Spain's top-predator dinosaur, some 130 million years ago, sported quilled-elbows, an alligator belly and a hunchback, an international team reports Wednesday.
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) sued former CEO Mark Hurd on Tuesday to prevent him from joining rival Oracle (ORCL). The legal dispute could have broad implications for the fortunes of both companies.
As leaves begin to change color, it's the perfect time to glide through treetops on a zipline. Part thrill ride, part eco-adventure, ziplines have taken off in the past decade, says Michael R. Smith, creator of ZiplineNirvana.com, a social media website for zipline lovers. Tours generally run from $80 to $180 for a three-hour experience. Smith says a good tour provides a sense of place, exploration and entertainment. He shares some of his favorites with Larry Bleiberg for USA TODAY.
First it was Bennies, then Shoobies. Now there's another derogatory nickname for summer tourists who visit the Jersey shore: FOOTs.