USA TODAY International Edition - 2019-01-14

• 7.3 million flu cases reported, but most getting mild strain
• Former HUD chief Castro announces bid for president
• History’s longest shutdown shows no signs of ending
• Rising sea temperatur­es set record after record
• Big snow blankets Missouri, heads east
• On climate change, ‘a race against time’
• Trump on Comey: ‘Total sleaze’
• New drug tunnel found along border in Arizona
• Shutdown delays financial aid for students
• Kidnap suspect hoped to be a Marine
• Idled workers tighten belts, do without Making ‘adjustment­s’
• Dead cars are coming back to life
• Study retirement accounts if you’ve let things slip Review beneficiary designatio­ns Check your risk tolerance
• 7 expenses you can live without
• 6 emergencie­s more important than a wall
• Our view: U.S. goes the wrong way on greenhouse gases
• Opposing view: Putting a price on carbon is counterpro­ductive
• The wall is just red meat for the GOP base
• POCKET GUIDE GERMANY
• UNEXPECTED GERMANY
• Saints’ LB relishes 1st playoffs
• Rising tennis star Osaka shy, but she’s got jokes
• Young coaches’ success rates mixed
• Defenses must be on watch for Kamara, Chargers’ receivers
• Michel keeps grip on ball, thus big role
• Clemson’s 15-0 run rates best of last 15 years
• ’Wolves’ firing marks end of dual-role era
• Heightened anticipati­on for new roller coasters
• Leaving Japan will cost visitors $9
• Carnival delays cut to free service
• Ninja Nation, Centennial, Colorado Learn to be a ‘ninja warrior’ at these gyms
• How to tell Gulf Coast’s myriad white birds apart
• New bio gives fresh look at Churchill
• Renee Ballard returns in Connelly’s ‘Sacred Night’
• CROSSWORD

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