Columbus, your ship may have sailed

October 09 October 09     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   news   Columbus, your ship may have sailed: Indigenous Peoples Day picks up steam     The tradition of honoring the famed Italian explorer may be sinking fast.     Read Story     politics           White House issues list of hard-line immigration demands Democrats say the demands go far beyond what they would be willing to swallow in exchange for protecting young undocumented immigrants.     nfl           Cowboys' Jerry Jones takes discussion of protest during national anthem further off course Jerry Jones oversimplified issues by saying players shouldn't disrespect the flag.     world           In patriarchal North Korea, a new decision maker: Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong's promotion appears to indicate she is an increasingly important part of the family dynasty that runs the country.   Advertisement   columnist           Armour: The real mockery of national anthem was by Vice President Mike Pence San Francisco 49ers have left no doubt their protests will continue throughout season.     people           Harvey Weinstein officially fired from The Weinstein Company The embattled movie mogul has been "terminated, effective immediately" from The Weinstein Company.     news           5 things you need to know Monday The biggest news to start your day.     nation           Mandalay Bay: Horror of Las Vegas shooting, gunman linger a week later One week after a deadly shooting, the only reminder of what happened is a message on Mandalay Bay screens: 'Thank you for being there for us now.'     nfl           49ers' Eric Reid on Mike Pence's walkout: 'This is what systemic oppression looks like' Reid voiced his displeasure after Pence's walkout.     politics           Trump blasts Sen. Corker as 'negative voice'; Corker calls White House 'adult day care' Trump and GOP Sen. Bob Corker trash each other in public.     The Day In Pictures Gallery Lawrence Carriere checks on the home of his neighbor after a tree fell on it and crashed through the roof, in Biloxi, Miss., in the aftermath of Hurricane Nate, Oct. 8, 2017.     Popular Stories Armour: The real mockery of national anthem was by Vice President Mike Pence Nelly released without charges after rape arrest; rapper will miss Saturday concert Mike Pence leaves game after 49ers players kneel during national anthem   Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2017 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108