Will Brett Favre return to play a 20th NFL season in 2010? The specter of Favre’s playing status is certain to linger over the Minnesota Vikings until he either shows up in training camp or the Vikings kick off on Sept. XXX with someone else under center. Until it’s resolved, USA TODAY will monitor the events with Favre Watch 2010.
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Brett Favre Watch 2010: Track the QB’s path back to Vikings
Hundreds among the audience of 20,000 walk out as singer apologizes for vocal problems.
Continue here: Whitney Houston’s voice fails her in sold-out London concert
Think ‘The Hangover’ meets ‘Back to the Future,’ and you’re pretty close.
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‘Hot Tub Time Machine’ is a tepid affair (USA Today)
LeBron James is getting a night off for the first time this season.
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Cavaliers give James a night off against Bucks (USA Today)
Brad Keselowski is taking credit for his new boss wearing blue jeans.
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Keselowski hopes to lighten mood of Penske team (USA Today)
Ten years ago Tuesday, USA TODAY’s Scott Bowles underwent a kidney and pancreas transplant to treat juvenile diabetes.
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Transplant for Type 1 diabetes brings troubles, gifts (USA Today)
With that tune a favorite of his father’s, he said Brooks, 47, officially ended a nine-year retirement and started what could be a five-year engagement at the Wynn Las Vegas.
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Garth Brooks climbs back in the saddle for first Vegas show (USA Today)
Donald Thee was laid off from the gas station where he worked and needed a way to make money. He applied for jobs at more than 100 businesses and finally decided to try to get pick-up work as a day laborer. Thee’s story, like that of other U.S. citizens who never expected to become day laborers, is one of economic desperation.
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More seek day-labor jobs, but work is scarce (USA Today)
The next time you see a member of Generation Y, show some appreciation.
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Gen Y forces retailers to keep up with technology, new stuff (USA Today)
Hundreds in jeans, T-shirts, shorts and sneakers took time to trudge up winding hills and express their thanks to an American icon.
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Crowds turn out to view Kennedy gravesite (USA Today)