USA TODAY US Edition - 2017-11-29

• A high note for diversity
• New N. Korea missile could reach U.S. capital
• 5 things to know about GOP tax plan
• Indiana University halts fraternity activity
• Consumer bureau lands under leadership of one of its naysayers
• Deals get GOP Senate tax bill closer to passing
• NTSB says Florida farmworker crash caused by fatigued driver
• Trump’s attacks on ‘fake news’ expand
• Administra­tor aims to reshape EPA culture
• Obamacare repeal is not dead. Far from it.
• Our view: Foxes arrive at the consumer protection henhouse
• Opposing view: Put a bipartisan commission in charge of bureau
• Food fight: Gay couple, devout baker off to court
• Gays gain legal ground in China, fighting for their rights in court
• Undeterred by Uber, Lyft says it’s destined to be No. 1
• Hot holiday items already hard to find
• Automation could claim 73M jobs
• Around the nation
• Hacks to help survive holidays
• Supreme Court may limit protection­s for whistle-blowers
• Famed economist weighs in on Wall St.
• Arby’s swoops in on Buffalo Wild Wings
• Fed nominee says ‘gradual’ rate hikes are the way to go
• Bull won’t end in 2018, fund execs assert
• ALABAMA MISSISSIPP­I NEW MEXICO STATE-BY-STATE
• SLOW AND STEADY
• Bet on legalized sports betting
• NFL PLAYERS WEAR CLEATS FOR A CAUSE
• Controvers­y brewing?
• LeBron should give 76ers some thought
• Setting expectatio­ns for Tiger’s return
• Manning move doesn’t add up
• Yankees’ search takes a twist
• Two-game suspension­s reduced
• Players’ game cleats offer support for social causes
• Hip-hop giants Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar lead the field
• Some big stars were left out of the spotlight
• Fisher, Cornell, Cohen receive posthumous nods
• ‘Darker’ doesn’t shed much light on Grey
• It’s ‘ Truluv’ as widower and lonely teen connect
• James Franco wears eccentric well in ‘Disaster’
• CROSSWORD
• ‘Mrs. Maisel’ is a rebellious antidote to patriarchy
• Harry Bosch returns

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