Usa Today: 5 books

What does the future hold? Kitchen avatars instead of cookbooks. Eyeglasses with built-in 3D TV. Flights from New York to Sydney that last two hours instead of 20. USA TODAY asked great visionaries such as Richard Branson, James Cameron, Marc Andreessen, Jack Dorsey and William Clay Ford to imagine...

A keepsake, a remembrance, a celebration: USA TODAY’s Passages is a rich and touching look at the lives of those who left us in 2012 – ranging from pop’s troubled goddess to the reclusive first man on the moon, from a wise sheriff in mythical Mayberry to a brave schoolteacher who saved her...

Fifty years after the assassination of a president who inspired a generation, USA TODAY explores the life, death and legacy of John F. Kennedy. Read about the lives he touched and the promises he kept, and go behind the scenes of the National Geographic Channel film "Killing Kennedy," based on the best-selling book.

A USA TODAY Money editor reveals the secrets of preparing for retirement, both financially and emotionally.  This collection of columns and resources from Deputy Managing Money Editor Rodney Brooks offers advice for pre-retirees of any age as well as for people who have already...

So you have a problem with evangelical Christians? Which ones? These are the provocative questions Tom Krattenmaker poses to his fellow progressives in The Evangelicals You Don’t Know. He challenges stereotypes about evangelical Christians and introduces readers to a movement of “new evangelicals”...