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A Georgia mother of four arrested in front of her children after allowing her 10-year-old son to walk home alone last month isn’t going away quietly — and is using her newfound profile to make the case for free-range parents and their kids everywhere.Brittany Patterson, 41, was taken into custody and slapped with child endangerment-related charges by the Fannin County Sheriff’s Department on Oct. 30.

Georgia mom arrested after letting her 10-year-old walk home alone fighting back against nanny state overreach

Getty ImagesIn 1988, World Aids Day began with the aim of raising awareness and understanding of a disease that had struck fear in communities around the globe. That same year, US tennis legend Arthur Ashe learned of his own diagnosis. In History looks at the dilemma that faced Ashe, when, after years of secrecy, he once again became a groundbreaking campaigner.

'I'm not afraid of dying': The pioneering tennis champion who told the world he had Aids

Washington CNN —Warren Buffett shared on Monday his most detailed plan yet for his fortunes after death, while announcing he will continue to give away his staggering wealth.In a letter to shareholders, the iconic investor and Berkshire Hathaway CEO, who is 94, reflected on the nature of mortality, referencing how he once hoped his late first wife would outlive him and decide how to distribute their fortune.

Warren Buffett just shared his most detailed plan yet for his fortune when he dies

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued multiple recalls last week, including notices for over 145,000 Hyundai vehicles for a charging issue.Are you looking to see if any recalls were issued on your vehicle? If the car isn't listed below, owners can check USA TODAY’s automotive recall database or search NHTSA’s database for new recalls.

Hyundai, Kia, Honda, Fisker, Jeep among 305,000 vehicles recalled: Check car recalls here

Three people died in a road accident after their car’s GPS told them to drive down an incomplete bridge, sending them plummeting off the edge to their deaths.The incident occurred in the city of Bareilly in India on Saturday, when residents in a nearby village visited the riverbank only to find a submerged car stuck in a ditch.

Three dead after Google Maps told them to drive off an unfinished bridge

A new interactive map shows the catastrophic impact of a nuclear bomb on the UK, detailing the areas where millions would die and the radiation exposure in each zoneWorld leaders and ordinary citizens alike are growing increasingly anxious about the potential for World War 3, particularly given recent developments in Russia.

World War 3 nuclear attack map shows what areas would be destroyed if Putin launches missiles

Insecurity in Haiti is rising again, forcing embassies and United Nations agencies to evacuate the capital amid gang-fuelled violence.The United Nations has ordered the evacuation of its staff from Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince as clashes between armed gangs, the police and civilians armed with machetes intensified in recent days.

UN evacuation in Haiti, police assault stronghold of gang leader ‘Barbecue’

Image is everything in Tinseltown, but these stars are making us do a double take.Singer and country icon Tim McGraw, known for his classic cowboy hat, left the headgear at home when he attended the "Beatles '64" premiere with wife Faith Hill in New York City over the weekend.

Tim McGraw is unrecognizable without his cowboy hat: More stars without signature looks

Walmart on Monday confirmed that it's ending some of its diversity initiatives, removing some LGBTQ-related merchandise from its website and winding down a nonprofit that funded programs for minorities.The nation's largest employer, which has about 1.6 million U.S. workers, joined a growing list of companies that have stepped back from diversity, equity and inclusion efforts after feeling the heat from conservative activists.

Walmart pulls back on DEI efforts, removes some LBGTQ merchandise from website

A hotel worker has been jailedA teenager desperately texted her boyfriend as she was abducted by a fake taxi driver, saying in one message: "Help me. My Uber is wanting a kiss." Fitwi Tekeste, 29, spotted his victim alone a city centre in the early hours after she had enjoyed a night out with friends.

"Help me. My Uber is wanting a kiss": Teen's 'nightmare' M62 ordeal over two hours in fake taxi

MANILA, the Philippines — Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed Monday to fight back against what he called reckless and troubling threats against him, speaking out after his estranged vice president said he would be assassinated if she herself were killed.In a strongly worded video message addressing the nation, Marcos did not name Vice President Sara Duterte, his presidential running mate, but said “such criminal plans should not be overlooked.”

Philippine president vows to fight back after assassination threat by estranged VP

The claim: Harris’ campaign paid celebrities for endorsementsA Nov. 12 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) claims Vice President Kamala Harris spent millions of dollars to convince celebrities to endorse and campaign for her."This is how much Kamala Harris paid artists to publicly support her!"

Reps for Beyonce, Eminem and others said they were not paid to endorse Harris | Fact check

Johnson revealed all in a new interview.Hollywood star and WWE legend Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson has revealed that Taylor Swift indirectly forced him to do something he 'hates' for the first time ever.The Rock has had a busy 2024, starting with an unexpected lengthy run back with the WWE before WrestleMania 40.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson claims Taylor Swift forced him to do something he 'hates' for the first time in his career

‘The fact that I’m here rn. timing is crazy.’Nothing kills an appetite more than finding something in your food. Some of the most common foreign objects found in food are hair, glass, jewelry, and bones. Here, an Olive Garden customer discovers words and numbers printed on their breadsticks.

‘Even Olive Garden concerned’: Olive Garden customer gets breadsticks. Then they take a closer look

As President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead the CDC, Dave Weldon, a former congressman from Florida and a physician, is positioned as an important anti-vaccine ally for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump's pick for health secretary.Experts say the Weldon nomination comes at a critical time for the the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: The U.S. is dealing with various health threats, including H5N1 bird flu, whooping cough and a spike in measles cases.

Dave Weldon, Trump’s CDC pick, could bolster an RFK Jr. anti-vaccine agenda

Beyoncé may have been snubbed at the Country Music Association Awards, but her album "Cowboy Carter" is still being recognized as a force in the country music world as it just earned her more nominations in the genre at this year's Billboard Music Awards.The "Ya Ya" singer is nominated for top country female artist, top dance/electronic artist and top country album at the Billboard Music Awards, which will air Dec. 12.

Beyoncé receives more country music nominations at Billboard Music Awards

Authorities had to take the 79-year-old and the mattress to the hospital, where she could be separated from the bed, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office revealedA Massachusetts grandma was found dead, stuck to a mattress infested with cockroaches, bedbugs and feces resulting in her daughter, granddaughter and nurse being accused of extreme neglect.

Elderly woman surgically removed from mattress infested with cockroaches, bedbugs and feces

‘They are not going to let you buy the car for this price.’With most shopping experiences, the price you see on the label is the price you’re going to pay.This is not the case with cars. Buying a car can involve considerable negotiation on your side, and from the dealer’s side, they may try to add on additional fees that you as a buyer don’t want to pay.

‘People keep falling for it’: Man sees Honda Pilot listed for $32,000. Then he calls the dealership and learns the real price

A long-classified memorandum has just been released and it includes details of a number of assassinations believed to have been ordered by Russian president Vladimir PutinVladimir Putin's assassination targets have been revealed after some top-secret documents were declassified for the first time by US intelligence.The "kill list", which has been kept hidden for years and has now been unveiled thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request, contains the names of people on the Russian president's "kill list" - and includes his critics, opponents, as well as other politicians.

Vladimir Putin's assassination 'kill list' declassified for the first time by US intelligence

It was a wickedly successful opening weekend for "Wicked." The film's global box office take of more than $164 million marked the biggest debut ever for a movie based on a Broadway musical.

'Wicked' wows with milestone opening weekend

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WASHINGTON – Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith asked Monday to dismiss the criminal case against President-elect Donald Trump for allegedly trying to steal the 2020 election.The request was expected after Smith asked U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan to halt all deadlines in the case. A longstanding department policy bars prosecuting sitting presidents, so Smith was expected to wind down both federal cases against Trump after he won the Nov. 5 election to return to the White House.

Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith proposes to dismiss Jan. 6 case against Donald Trump

CNN —Special counsel Jack Smith set out to prove in the United States of America v. Donald J. Trump that even presidents are not above the law.Instead, his failed prosecutions ended up making Trump even more powerful as the ebullient president-elect prepares to return to office on January 20.

Trump’s evasion of January 6 accountability will echo for next four years and generations to come

Susan Lorincz was sentenced on 25 years in prison on Monday for fatally shooting her neighbor Ajike "AJ" Owens through a locked door.The sentencing came after Lorincz was found guilty in August of first-degree felony manslaughter with a firearm. Lorincz had faced up to 30 years in prison.

Florida woman sentenced to 25 years in fatal shooting of neighbor Ajike Owens

Epshteyn denied the charges, calling them fake claims that 'will not distract us from Making America Great Again.'Lawyers for Donald Trump have conducted an inquiry into reports that a top aide asked prospective political appointees for payments to promote their candidacies with the president-elect, a person close to Trump told USA TODAY on Monday night.

Trump team probed whether Boris Epshteyn, an aide, sought money from administration job seekers

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Los Angeles Chargers in SoFi Stadium to improve 8-4. The Chargers, who were riding a four-game win streak, fell to 7-4. Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Justin Herbert went 21/36 passing with 218 yards and one rushing touchdown. The stat line isn’t the most impressive, but it doesn’t do Herbert’s performance justice.

Los Angeles Chargers' Justin Herbert Gives Valiant Effort In Baltimore Ravens Loss

The sample obtained at a store tested positive Nov. 21 during routine screening by Santa Clara County health officers.SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The bird flu virus was detected in a retail sample of raw milk from a dairy in Fresno, California, state health officials said.

Bird Flu Virus Detected In Raw Milk From California

Men were spotted at the top of the AT&T Building that is often referred to as the 'Batman Building'Citizen calls 911 after spotting men atop iconic Nashville building911 caller describes seeing three men on top of the AT&T Building in Nashville over the weekend.

Police bust 3 thrill seekers in bathroom stall after trio spotted atop iconic Nashville building

After just 594 miles, George's brand-new 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 faced a shocking engine failure—what happened next will leave you frustrated.The thrill of driving a brand-new truck can quickly turn into frustration when something goes wrong—especially within the first few hundred miles. That’s exactly what happened to George from Owings, Maryland, who purchased a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Custom with the 2.7L TurboMax engine.

594 Miles In My 2024 Silverado Is Back At The Dealership. The Truck Will Never Be The Same And I Could Care Less About The Warranty

CNN —Can the green shoots of clean energy break through the “brown blockade”?The brown blockade is the phrase I’ve used to describe the hardening tendency of the states most deeply integrated into the existing oil and gas economy, as either major producers or consumers of fossil fuels, to support Republican presidential and congressional candidates who are resolutely opposed to federal action to combat climate change.

Why green investments have become the last line of defense for Biden’s climate agenda

It's not really hyperbole to say that California has everything. From the lively feel of Denmark in the little fairy tale town of Solvang to California's most bizarre mansion that is a mysterious, supposedly haunted destination in San Jose, the towns and villages of California seem to get more strange and mysterious as you traverse the coast.

The Victorian Town Called 'California's Prettiest' Is A Perfect Coastal Base To Explore The Redwoods

Do you keep finding old neck ties in the back of your closet or drawers and wonder if you'll ever wear them again? Instead of letting them collect dust or sit in a pile waiting to be donated, you can repurpose old ties into functional and stylish things for around the house.

Don't Toss Old Ties. Here Are 10 Ways To Repurpose Them Around The House

Manhattan's top federal prosecutor will resign next month after leading high-profile cases in a historic three-year tenure, his office announced Monday.Damian Williams, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in his resignation announcement it has been an "honor to serve the American people," adding it is a "bittersweet day" for him.