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January 19     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   MOVIES   Seth Rogen, Michael Moore ignite 'Sniper' debate     The film is dividing audiences and Hollywood along political lines.     Read Story

NATION           King's legacy reinterpreted by new activists Martin Luther King Jr. as seen through the lens of #BlackLivesMatter protesters.     NFL           Tom Brady calls accusations that Patriots deflated footballs 'ridiculous' "I think I've heard it all at this point," he said.     WORLD           Miss Universe selfie causes international uproar Beauty and politics collide at the Miss Universe pageant.   Advertisement   WORLD           Coup feared in Yemen as rebels fire on PM's convoy, seize media The fighting near the palace marks the biggest challenge yet to the government of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi by the Houthis.     POLITICS           Obama hits 50% approval rating in poll More evidence that the president's stock is rising.     POLITICS           Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans want Romney to run CBS poll shows GOP want Romney and Jeb Bush to run for president, but not Chris Christie.     MOVIES           Amazon Studios aims to create 12 original films a year Studio will produce, buy original works for showing in theaters and subscription service.     PEOPLE           Police probe why Greg Plitt was on train track The fitness model/actor died while filming video on train track in Southern California.     GAMING           'Civilization' creator Sid Meier unveils new game Starships launching in early 2015 for PC, Mac, iPad.     The Day In Pictures Gallery A boy plays with a kite at the Ramos Pool on Jan. 18 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Ramos Pool, opened in 2001, is an artificial beach next to a public salt pool which filters the polluted seawater from the Guanabara Bay.     Popular Stories Seth Rogen, Michael Moore ignite 'Sniper' debate King's legacy reinterpreted by new activists Tom Brady calls accusations that Patriots deflated footballs 'ridiculous'