USA Today's front page says, 'We are failing one another.' The newspaper describes America's current Covid-19 surge, noting this 'didn't have to happen,' since vaccinations are widely available. USA Today implores: 'Let's end it now.'
USA Today's weekend edition, publishing Friday, is unusual. Its banner front page headline says,"We are failing one another."The newspaper describes"America's fourth Covid-19 surge," noting this"didn't have to happen," since vaccinations are so widely available. The headlines are followed by a call to action:"Let's end it now.
USA Today's publisher, Gannett, says it also dedicated four inside pages of the weekend edition to the Covid surge, including fact-checks; reliable info about vaccines; and a column by USA Today editor Nicole Carroll, who conveys a conversation with her own brother who refuses to get vaccinated.Louie Villalobos, a member of the USA Today editorial board, has a column on the front page that begins this way:"We are not here to preach or condescend.
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