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February 02     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   MONEY   Why Nationwide aired upsetting Super Bowl ad     Many folks felt it was depressing, upsetting, and even brought down the uplifting Super Bowl atmosphere.     Read Story

NATION           Obama: $4 trillion budget replaces 'mindless austerity' Republicans say the budget includes too many tax hikes and too much spending.     NFL           Seattle's last play was Russell Wilson's fault, not Pete Carroll's Carroll may be the leader on the sideline, but Wilson is supposed to be the general on the field.     NFL           Browns QB Johnny Manziel enters treatment Manziel adviser says QB knows he needs to improve as family member, friend, teammate.   Advertisement   NATION           Super snowstorm roars into giddy Boston The storm caused the cancellation of hundreds of flights, along with classes and major court cases Monday.     FLIGHTS           Airlines ground 6,175 flights as new work week begins Air travelers faced major disruptions for the second Monday in a row.     NATION           Punxsutawney Phil: Shoutout to winter, Twitter Handlers say the groundhog saw his shadow and created a hashtag.     NFL           Stunned Seahawks still 'don't understand' final play call Long after the game ended, some players were still stunned by the late interception.     NFL           Tom Brady: Remover of obstacles, winner of Super Bowls The Patriots QB now rivals Joe Montana as the greatest passer of all time.     MOVIES           The 7 best moments from 'Groundhog Day' And we can relive them over and over and over again!     The Day In Pictures Gallery A young settler holds a wooden rifle as he stands with an Israeli soldier to secure a street during the visit of Israeli President Reuven Rivlin at the Cave of the Patriarchs on Feb. 2 in Hebron, West Bank. Rivlin participated in the opening of the n     Popular Stories Why Nationwide aired upsetting Super Bowl ad Obama: $4 trillion budget replaces 'mindless austerity' Seattle's last play was Russell Wilson's fault, not Pete Carroll's