New law may complicate release of Charlotte police video and other top stories.

• New law may complicate release of Charlotte police video

  

  CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Protesters who have filled the streets to push for the release of video of a fatal police shooting could see their task get much harder if Charlotte authorities do not share the footage within a week. A North Carolina law that takes effect Oct. 1 will declare that the video is not a public record and that only a judge can release it, potentially making the issue far more complicated than if police simply shared the footage on their own. The law passed by the state’s GOP-contro..

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• For the Record's week in review: Clinton wants a fact-check

  

  Hillary Clinton speaks during a campaign stop in Orlando, Fla. Sept. 21, 2016. (Photo: Matt Rourke, AP)We are so close to watching Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump battle it out on stage in their first debate. This could be the most the two of them have talked since Clinton attended Trump’s wedding to Melania more than a decade ago.USA TODAY will have a whole squad of journalists at Hofstra University in New York on Monday, so get ready for up-to-the minute coverage. Also, make sure you follow @..

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