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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava28 Sep 2023

Step right up, the new Ringing Bros. is back in your town - but without lions and elephants and (scary?) clowns. Want to know more? We've got you covered @USATODAY - art19.com/shows/5-things/epi…

GOP candidates take gloves off in second debate

GOP candidates take gloves off in second debate

GOP presidential candidates went at each other in the second debate, while many continued avoiding the party's overwhelming frontrunner - Donald Trump. A possible government shutdown continues to...

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@KFILE23 Dec 2021

Beans was on the front page of @USATODAY this morning. So proud of you little girl! #24forthe24th TeamBeansFund.com

Image from Andrew Kaczynski (@KFILE)

Image from Andrew Kaczynski (@KFILE)

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava19 Oct 2020

The latest in our series explores why Asian Americans in San Francisco are dying at alarming rates from COVID-19: usatoday.com/in-depth/news/n… via @USATODAY

Asian Americans in San Francisco are dying at alarming rates from COVID-19: Racism is to blame

Asian Americans in San Francisco are dying at alarming rates from COVID-19: Racism is to blame

COVID-19 is killing Asian Americans in the Bay Area. In this six-part series, USA TODAY investigates how systemic racism is driving high death rates.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava9 May 2020

Little Richard, outsized founding father of rock music, dies at 87 usatoday.com/story/entertain…

Little Richard, outsized founding father of rock music, dies at 87

Little Richard, outsized founding father of rock music, dies at 87

Little Richard Penniman, a founding father of rock music, died at 87. Before Elvis, the flamboyant singer wowed 1950s teens with his frantic sound.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava8 May 2020

Some Americans eager to restart the economy, others still “waking on eggshells” usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

Across US, a 'tale of two cities' as some embrace reopening amid coronavirus and others remain wary

Across US, a 'tale of two cities' as some embrace reopening amid coronavirus and others remain wary

The nation's disjointed approach to reopening has revealed two Americas: One is eager to restart the economy, and the other is afraid of COVID-19.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava6 May 2020

To find a coronavirus vaccine, can we ethically infect people with a disease with no cure? usatoday.com/story/news/heal… via @USATODAY

To find a coronavirus vaccine, can we ethically infect people with a disease with no cure?

To find a coronavirus vaccine, can we ethically infect people with a disease with no cure?

To have a vaccine by next summer will require both luck and cutting corners, putting once seemingly academic questions suddenly front and center.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava4 May 2020

Americans seem divided over whether we should continue social distancing or not. States re-open, but crowds are thin; or lockdowns persist but crowds gather. USA TODAY wants to hear from you over the next 2 days. Email me if you'd like to share your views: mdellacava@usatoday.com

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava24 Apr 2020

Some state officials are encouraging a reopening. But are citizens ready to reopen? Interviews suggest we are still in our defensive crouch from coronavirus usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

'I don't need this right now': States may have coronavirus reopening plans, but Americans are still...

'I don't need this right now': States may have coronavirus reopening plans, but Americans are still...

As some states look to open businesses, it remains to be seen whether citizens, leery of the virus, are ready to reengage.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava24 Apr 2020

Coronavirus deaths: Daughter listens for hours as father dies alone usatoday.com/story/news/nati…

'We hear you, Dad': A daughter stays on the phone for hours and hours as her father dies alone from...

'We hear you, Dad': A daughter stays on the phone for hours and hours as her father dies alone from...

Abby Adair Reinhard couldn't be with her father as he died in a hospital 5 miles away. She stayed on the phone with him for hours as he passed.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava24 Apr 2020

Coronavirus forces religions to modify death, burial rituals usatoday.com/story/news/nati…

Religions alter death and burial rituals in wake of coronavirus, causing mourners more heartbreak

Religions alter death and burial rituals in wake of coronavirus, causing mourners more heartbreak

Sitting shiva via zoom: Because of social distancing, many religions' death and burial rituals have been modified.

Marco della Cava@marcodellacava18 Apr 2020

What is remdesivir? Gilead Sciences drug reportedly shows promise treating coronavirus usatoday.com/story/money/202… via @USATODAY

What is remdesivir? Gilead Sciences drug reportedly shows promise treating coronavirus

What is remdesivir? Gilead Sciences drug reportedly shows promise treating coronavirus

Remdesivir, a Gilead Sciences antiviral drug, is reportedly showing promise for the treatment of the coronavirus in clinical trials.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava17 Apr 2020

Looking for a national narrative out of our evolving coronavirus crisis usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

America has suffered great loss before. Here's how we may learn to cope with coronavirus death toll.

America has suffered great loss before. Here's how we may learn to cope with coronavirus death toll.

The U.S. has suffered horrific losses throughout history, from one-day cataclysms to wars to pandemics. Each wave of death brought societal change.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava3 Apr 2020

Hope, exhaustion, fear: Health workers in quiet areas prep for COVID-19 chaos while colleagues in other cities rush in usatoday.com/story/news/inve… via @USATODAY

Hope, exhaustion, fear: Health workers in quiet areas prep for COVID-19 chaos while colleagues in...

Hope, exhaustion, fear: Health workers in quiet areas prep for COVID-19 chaos while colleagues in...

Health care workers from around the country share stories of how they preparing, or already dealing with, the crush of COVID-19 patients.

Marco della Cava@marcodellacava3 Apr 2020

90% of Americans are on coronavirus lockdown; so what’s going on with the other 10%? No parties - rather, concern mixed with fierce American independence usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

'This will blow over': In states without stay-at-home orders, Americans celebrate freedom as death...

'This will blow over': In states without stay-at-home orders, Americans celebrate freedom as death...

Many Americans are uneasy with state-ordered health directives, arguing that residents should make smart decisions for themselves about coronavirus.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava29 Mar 2020

What would Churchill say?...this and other thoughts from historians and other thinkers on how we all can come through this crisis together, and maybe stronger than ever... usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

‘Life may change for us all’: How we respond to the coronavirus crisis will be defining, historians...

‘Life may change for us all’: How we respond to the coronavirus crisis will be defining, historians...

The coronavirus has quickly become a defining moment, historians say, but whether it is a new 9/11 or a looming Great Depression is partly up to us.

Marco della Cava@marcodellacava25 Mar 2020

Coronavirus response in US needs CDC, ex-director Tom Frieden says thecalifornian.com/story/new…

The US is confronting coronavirus without the CDC. It's 'like fighting with one hand tied behind...

The US is confronting coronavirus without the CDC. It's 'like fighting with one hand tied behind...

The United States' response to the COVID-19 epidemic is haphazard, uncoordinated and sorely missing the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava25 Mar 2020

341 US counties have 25% or more people over age 65. What does the Coronavirus mean for these folks living mostly in rural America? usatoday.com/story/news/nati… via @USATODAY

COVID-19 is dangerous for seniors. But that threat increases in rural counties where care is far...

COVID-19 is dangerous for seniors. But that threat increases in rural counties where care is far...

Seniors are most at risk from coronavirus, but that threat increases in 341 rural counties where health care is distant and in short supply.

Marco della Cava@marcodellacava21 Mar 2020

Bookended by two epidemics, US polio scourge survivors reflect on the past and urge optimism if caution for the future post-COVID-19 amp.usatoday.com/amp/2868771…

For those who survived polio, coronavirus is eerily familiar. But ultimately, 'science won.'

For those who survived polio, coronavirus is eerily familiar. But ultimately, 'science won.'

Before a vaccine arrived in the 1950s, polio had the US scared and quarantined. Now, those who lived through it face a similar terror: Coronavirus.

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Marco della Cava@marcodellacava18 Mar 2020

To end the Coronavirus scourge, the US should go on a wartime footing, experts say amp.usatoday.com/amp/5064025…

When will coronavirus end? What wartime and human kindness can tell us about what happens next

When will coronavirus end? What wartime and human kindness can tell us about what happens next

Scientists, government officials, historians and cultural observers say the size and duration of the outbreak will depend on our collective actions.

Marco della Cava@marcodellacava13 Mar 2020

Prison policies bar inmates from using best coronavirus practices usatoday.com/story/news/inve…

Soap and sanitizer can keep coronavirus at bay, but many prisoners can't get them

Soap and sanitizer can keep coronavirus at bay, but many prisoners can't get them

Cleaning products that could control coronavirus are banned and basic hygiene measures, such as handwashing with soap, can be impossible for inmates.