USA Today is a daily newspaper in Washington DC, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published five days a week, Monday through Friday.

USA Today is one of the largest selling daily newspapers in the United States (along with the The Wall Street Journal) and one of the most popular English language newspapers in the world. It was first published on September 15, 1982. It is published Monday through Friday and has never published on weekends.

The motto of the newspaper is "The Nation's Newspaper."

Allen H. Neuharth created the newspaper while he was chairman and chief executive officer of Gannett Inc. The New York Times quoted Neuharth as saying "We get much more credit for starting things than we should, because we stole most of them from the tube."

Circulation: 1,817,446 copies

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This newspaper is owned by Gannett Company, Inc..

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Susan Weiss is the executive editor of the USA Today.

Section editors
	Book editor:	Jocelyn McClurg
	Business editor:	Doug Caroll
	Opinion editor:	Brian Gallagher
	Sports editor:	Monte Lorell

John Hillkik stepped down as editor of USA Today on November 30, 2011. Previously Ken Paulson departed as editor of USA Today on February 1, 2009.

 Mailing address: 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108-0605

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Pentagon Contractor Admits to Bogus Attacks on USA Today Journalists
-- In Propaganda firm owner admits attacks on journalists, published May 24, 2012, USA Today reported that the co-owner of a Pentagon contractor admitted to being behind a multi-pronged attempt to discredit two of the newspaper's journalists who had...

Larry Kramer Joins USA Today as President and Publisher
-- Kramer replaces David Hunke, who will remain as chairman until September 2012, when he will retire. The company's president and CEO, Gloria Martore, announced Kramer's appointment in a memo to staff, dated May 14, 2012 and obtained by...

Is 'Breaking News' Really Breaking Anymore, or Just Broken?
-- 24 minutes after TMZ tweeted the news that show host Dick Clark had died of a heart attack, USA Today sent out a mobile alert that read, "BREAKING NEWS: Dick Clark legendary TV entertainer, dies at 82." Slate writer David Weigel says he...

USA Today Names Mary Byrne Managing Editor for Sports
-- Sports Media Group SVP for Content Dave Morgan announced the appointment on April 12, 2012. Morgan said, "Mary is highly respected as both a journalist and leader, and her hands-on approach and incredible work ethic make her the...

David Hunke Named Chairman of USA Today
-- Hunke, previously president and publisher of USA Today, will serve as chairman until the end of September 2012. He plans to then retire from owner Gannett Company. Susie Ellwood, EVP and general manager at USA Today,...

Furloughs Coming for USA Today Employees in Second Quarter 2012
-- In a memo to employees obtained by Romenesko and made public April 4, 2012, Bob Dickey, president of U.S. Community Publishing at Gannett Company, writes that "USCP will not institute furloughs in the second quarter.....Please be aware,...

North Carolina Federal Prison Bans USA Today Over Sex Offender Article
-- The Bureau of Prisons says that a warden banned USA Today from the Butner, NC facility "because an article contained highly sensitive, detailed information regarding specific inmates housed at that facility." More from Federal prison in North...

Combined Print & Digital Newspaper Ad Revenue Down 7.3% in 2011
-- While online revenues were up 6.8% year-over-year, a 9.2% decline in print revenues more than offset digital gains. The Newspaper Association of America issued the latest statistics in Annual Trends & Numbers on March 14, 2012. While the...

Gannett Expects to Return $1.3 Billion to Shareholders by 2015
-- Following an Investor Day held on February 22, 2012, the company, which publishes the flagship USA Today, announced that its board had authorized a 150% increase in Gannett’s dividend to $0.80 per share on an annual basis; plans are in place...

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