USA TODAY International Edition - 2015-08-28

• KILLER OF TV CREW LEFT A TRAIL ON SOCIAL MEDIA
• You shouldn’t lump Trump as a bully — technicall­y speaking
• Va. shooting victims ‘ were our A team’
• Dow roared, rallied 620 points
• 2015 already a great sports year
• Two more U. S. troops are killed in Afghanista­n
• Celine Dion back on stage in Vegas with heavy heart
• Univision anchor stands his ground
• Better buckle up
• Recruitmen­t ploys do sororities disservice
• NTSB urges fire- resistant tanks for helicopter­s
• Holmes sentenced to life, plus 3,318 years, in prison
• Safer truck to replace Humvee
• STATE- BY- STATE
• In search of the last right whales
• Haunting posts got gunman’s ‘ message out’
• As constructi­on heats up, so does worker shortage
• 10 STOCKS GIVE S& P $ 173B SHOT IN ARM
• Dish- Sinclair blackout ends as talks resume
• September rate hike ‘ less compelling’
• Burger King gives McD’s food for thought
• BURNING MAN LURES TECHIES WITH SIREN SONG OF GOING UNPLUGGED
• Ford ponders resurrecti­on of Ranger, Bronco in U. S.
• Yahoo exec sees surge in mobile consumptio­n
• Ashley Madison hotline abuzz
• IRAN DEAL SIDELINES U. S. BUSINESS
• Female Ranger grads hit the brass ceiling
• Trump’s endless summer of bigotry
• Women don’t belong in combat
• THE EX-CHAMP AND HIS CHAMPION
• Analytics backers walk thin line
• MCDONALD INDICTED ON RAPE CHARGE
• JUDGE NOT SURE GOODELL GETS CBA
• HEAVY- HEARTED DRIVERS SET FOR FINALE
• Benjamin’s injury pains Panthers
• PRESIDENTS CUP AMBITIONS
• THE BARCLAYS
• Spinks survives with fighting spirit
• Seahawks’ Graham settles in
• Salander will catch you in riveting ‘ Web’
• ‘ THE CHILDREN, THAT WAS THE BIGGEST THING’
• Patrick Stewart gets ‘ Blunt’ with his son
• Coming soon: Animated films go live
• TALKING BACK

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