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San Diego to dismiss 22 in-custody, officer-involved death cases taking too long to investigate A citizens review board in San Diego plans to dismiss 22 investigations of civilian deaths involving law enforcement because they take too long to investigate.      Australia endorses same-sex marriage in survey Australia voted to endorse the legalization of same-sex marriage in a voluntary survey on Tuesday.   Swings in blood pressure can pose long-term dangers New research suggests that up-and-down shifts in blood pressure may be equally hazardous to your health.   Weighing too much or too little when pregnant can be risky For women contemplating having a baby, new research adds to the evidence suggesting that starting a pregnancy at a normal weight is best.   Low-dose aspirin can reduce risk of post-op heart problems Giving low-dose aspirin can reduce the risk of heart attack and death in people who've previously had artery-opening angioplasty.   Judge overturns rape conviction of La. man imprisoned 46 years A Louisiana man who spent the past 45 years in prison will be released after a judge overturned his rape conviction because prosecutors withheld evidence.   Miami Dolphins' defense disappears in loss to Carolina Panthers The Miami Dolphins are now on a three-game losing streak and the offense is still a challenge. But the big surprise from Monday's 45-21 loss at Carolina was Miami's defense.   Arizona Diamondbacks' Torey Lovullo chosen as 2017 NL Manager of the Year Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo was named National League Manager of the Year on Tuesday.   Minnesota Twins' Paul Molitor named 2017 AL Manager of the Year Minnesota Twins manager Paul Molitor was named the American League Manager of the Year on Tuesday.   Fantasy Football: Washington Redskins lose Rob Kelley, Will Compton for season The Washington Redskins will be without running back Rob Kelley and linebacker Will Compton for the remainder of the season.   C.J. Prosise: Season over for Seattle Seahawks running back C.J. Prosise's season is over after the Seattle Seahawks placed the running back on injured reserve Tuesday.   Nick Kroll, John Mulaney to host the Film Independent Spirit Awards again Comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are to host the Film Independent Spirit Awards ceremony in Santa Monica, Calif., for a second-consecutive year.   RNC backs out of fundraising agreement with Roy Moore The Republican National Committee pulled out of a joint fundraising agreement with U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore, of Alabama, on Tuesday.   Zimbabwe army declares it is 'targeting criminals' in capital Zimbabwe's ruling party, Zanu-PF, accused the leader of the army of treason after armored vehicles neared the capital of Harare on Tuesday.   Paul Ryan orders mandatory anti-harassment training for House House Speaker Paul Ryan announced all House members and staff will be subject to mandatory anti-harassment and discrimination training.   Eve Jeffers Cooper joins 'The Talk' as a permanent co-host Music star and actress Eve Jeffers Cooper made her official debut as co-host of "The Talk" on Tuesday.   Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers coming together on offense Just a few weeks ago, the Carolina Panthers looked like they would build this season around defense.   Senate GOP considering ACA mandate repeal in tax bill Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell announced plans to to repeal the Obamacare individual mandate in the Senate tax reform bill.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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CNN | 4 dead after California shootings; gunman tried to enter school CNN (CNN) A gunman killed four people in a remote Northern California community on Tuesday morning, but a much bigger death toll was averted when the killer was unable to break into an elementary school. The staff at tiny Rancho Tehama Elementary School ... Maniac dead in gunfight with police after terrorizing California town, killing 4 and trying to invade school 4 dead after gunman 'randomly picking targets' goes on rampage in Calif., tries to enter school California gunman had been feuding with neighbors, mother says |
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Residents Scarred by Devastating Earthquake Near Iran-Iraq BorderThe powerful earthquake on Sunday killed more than 500 people and injured nearly 8,000 others, state media reported Tuesday.
NASA's Antarctic Flyover Reveals Ice in RetreatNASA's airborne survey investigates how ice in Antarctica is responding to a changing climate.
U.K. to Russia on Election Meddling: 'We Know What You Are Doing'British Prime Minister Theresa May said Russia's actions "threaten the international order on which we all depend."
Australians Support Same-Sex Marriage in SurveyThe majority of Australians support the country becoming the 26th nation to legalize same-sex marriage, the results of a survey showed on Wednesday.
Can These Drones Save Elephants from Extinction?Poachers kill tens of thousands of elephants a year, but now drones are helping to stop the carnage.
Tanks Seen Heading to Zimbabwe Capital After Army WarningTanks were seen heading for Zimbabwe's capital, witnesses said — a day after the army chief said he was prepared to "step in" to end a political purge.
Aussie Lawmakers Debate Laws for Boycotters of Gay WeddingsIf same-sex marriage is legalized in Australia, some opponents of marriage equality want to make it easier for businesses to refuse services to gay couples.
Town Devastated by Saddam Hussein Suffers Again After Deadly QuakeAfter an eight-year war with Saddam Hussein's Iraq, Iran began rebuilding Sarpol-e Zahab. Many there spent a second night in the open amid fear of more tremors.
With Son Detained in China, Ball Family Saga Takes Bad BounceThe detention of freshman UCLA guard LiAngelo Ball is so high-profile that President Donald Trump personally brought it up during a meeting in Beijing with Chinese President Xi Jinping, a White House spokesman told NBC News on Monday.
'Every Day Is Nov. 13' for Families of Bataclan VictimsIt's been two years since 130 people were killed in Paris, but relatives of concertgoers slain at the Bataclan say their mourning is as overwhelming as ever.
Italy Misses World Cup for First Time in 60 YearsItaly failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in 60 years after its loss to Sweden.
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Jeff Sessions, Taxes, Roy Moore: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingPublic Health: Obamacare’s Insurance Mandate Is Unpopular. So Why Not Just Get Rid of It?There’s a reason Democrats put the provision in the bill. Eliminating it would reduce insurance coverage and drive up premiums. How much is up for debate.
Sessions Says He Did Not Lie to Congress on Contacts With RussiaIn a marathon session with the House Judiciary Committee, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he could not recall a campaign adviser’s briefing on Russia but did remember stopping a Trump-Putin meeting. Jeff Sessions Says He Didn’t Lie About Russian ContactsAttorney General Jeff Sessions denied that he lied when he testified about Russian contacts in October. He also said he was aware of African-American groups that have transformed themselves into “violent activists.” News Analysis: ‘Lock Her Up’ Becomes More Than a SloganAttorney General Jeff Sessions denies being influenced by the president’s public pressure as he considers authorizing a new investigation of Hillary Clinton.
Roy Moore, Long Divisive in His Hometown, and Even More So NowAmid long-whispered rumors and allegations of sexual impropriety, an Alabama county seeks to make sense of its most famous resident.
Roy Moore and His Supporters Fire Back on Misconduct AccusationsRoy S. Moore, the Alabama Senate candidate, and his supporters are trying to discredit and play down the mounting sexual misconduct allegations against him. What Can Republicans Do About Roy Moore? Here Are Their Options.Ballots have been printed, and absentee voting has begun in Alabama, leaving Republicans with few options to stop Mr. Moore’s campaign for the Senate.
Why China Wants to Lead on Climate, but Clings to Coal (for Now)Emissions are rising in China. Still, it’s on track to meet the commitments it made under the Paris climate accord.
Trump’s Mixed Messages Fail to Reassure Asian AlliesThe president’s marathon trip left many unsure about America’s staying power and fed a growing sense that China drives the region’s agenda.
How Trump Helped Liberate U.C.L.A. ‘Knuckleheads’ From ChinaThe American president had appealed to his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in the case of the three members of a university basketball team accused of shoplifting.
Editorial: Attorney General Jeff Sessions Doesn’t RecallOver more than five hours, Mr. Sessions on Tuesday still forgot a lot of things most people would remember.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why Don’t Sanders Supporters Care About the Russia Investigation?Discussing Trump’s ties to Putin could give us a chance to raise the issues that matter most to us: corruption and inequality.
Op-Ed Columnist: This is How Grown-Ups Deal With PutinBritain’s prime minister delivered a tough message to the Kremlin, while Trump babbled about Putin’s sincerity in denying cyberattacks.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Men Aren’t FunnyThe post-Louis C.K. reckoning is actually the best thing to happen to comedy in a long time.
Op-Ed Columnist: Danica Roem Is Really, Really BoringOp-Docs: From Journalist to HostageWhen a reporter takes too many risks, who pays the price? Op-Ed Contributor: The Ivory Tower Can’t Keep Ignoring TechAlgorithms are shaping our lives. Where’s academia when it comes to helping us make sense of this?
Vietnam '67: An American Child in VietnamMargaret Childs Westmoreland, the daughter of Gen. William Westmoreland, was 9 years old when she joined him in South Vietnam.
Op-Ed Contributors: The U.S. Is Tackling Global Warming, Even if Trump Isn’tLeaders from state capitols, city halls and businesses have come to a climate meeting in Bonn to say America remains committed to the Paris accord.
At Least 4 Killed in Shooting in Northern CaliforniaThe police said there were at least seven separate shooting scenes in or near Rancho Tehama Reserve, and two children were among the wounded.
Chagall’s Romantic Love Story Leads Sotheby’s Impressionist Sale“These Impressionist sales aren’t the events they were, but the prices gave buyers some confidence,” said a London dealer.
Texas State Halts Greek Activities After Fraternity Pledge DiesMatthew Ellis, a Phi Kappa Psi pledge, died after a fraternity event on Sunday, the latest in a string of similar episodes on campuses across the country.
Japan Extends Economic Growth StreakThe country’s businesses have benefited from stimulus measures and rising global demand, as output expanded for a seventh consecutive three-month period.
Pentagon Approves Gender-Reassignment Surgery for Service MemberThe surgery was the latest setback to President Trump’s effort to bar transgender people from serving in the military.
Italy Fails to Qualify for the World Cup, and a Nation MournsFor the soccer-crazed country, it was perhaps the lowest point in 60 years — a humiliation, wrapped in a tragedy, enveloped in an apocalypse.
Spelling Trouble: Did a Scrabble Champion Cheat?Allan Simmons, one of the game’s top British players, has been barred from tournaments for three years for breaking the rules of the popular word game.
Overnight in Walmart Parking Lots: Silence, Solace and RefugeWalmart’s practice of letting people populate many of its parking lots has made the retail giant’s stores a reliable destination and a place where an informal culture emerges before and after dark.
Gillian Walsh, Taking Dance to a Still PlaceMs. Walsh, whose recent works involve minimal movement, talks about transcendence, seeing time, “Dance Moms” and what audiences want.
Björk’s New Album Is a Love Letter to OptimismBjörk discusses “Utopia,” an enthusiastic reaction to her dark heartbreak record, “Vulnicura,” and the election of President Trump, and her post about Lars von Trier.
Debra Chasnoff, Whose Films Redefined Gay Families, Dies at 60An Oscar-winning documentarian, she addressed subjects including parenting, sexuality, bullying, nuclear power and affordable housing.
Nonfiction: Kevin Young’s Enthralling, Essential History of the HoaxJonathan Lethem reviews Kevin Young’s “Bunk,” a new book that traces the American fondness for plagiarists, hoaxes and, yes, fake news.
A Jeweler in Canada’s Far NorthVisit Aayuraa Studio in Northern Canada and listen to its founder, Mathew Nuqingaq, who was named to the Order of Canada, talk about the stories of the jewelry he makes. More Recent Articles
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