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'Culturally tailored' program helps Hispanics cut stroke risk A program to teach Hispanic stroke patients skills to lower their blood pressure and reduce their risk of another stroke was a big success.      Being nice tied to financial hardship, study finds When it comes to money, nice people really are more likely to finish last, a new study suggests.   Skip the cold meds for kids under 6, experts say School is in full swing, and with it comes a plethora of colds passed back and forth among kids.   Ex-NASA contractor pleads guilty to hacking women's accounts to get nude photos A former NASA contractor pleaded guilty to hacking social media accounts of women and threatening the victims if they didn't send him nude photos.   Britain loosens restrictions on medical marijuana Medicinal marijuana will be legal for all patients in Britain with a specialist doctor's prescription beginning on Nov. 1, the government announced Thursday.   Eight San Francisco 49ers offensive players sit out practice The San Francisco 49ers will take a 1-4 record into Monday night's game against the Green Bay Packers, so they don't need any additional adversity.   Alabama Crimson Tide QB Tua Tagovailoa has knee sprain Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban revealed this week that quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is dealing with a sprained knee.   Nebraska's Scott Frost suggests Oregon State might be tampering Nebraska blocked running back Greg Bell from transferring to a number of schools -- including Oregon State -- and Nebraska head coach Scott Frost explained why.   Watch: Paco Alcacer leads Spain over Wales Paco Alcacer scored twice to help Spain beat Wales 4-1 in an international friendly on Thursday at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.   Alabama Crimson Tide CB Trevon Diggs out indefinitely Alabama Crimson Tide starting cornerback Trevon Diggs will be out indefinitely because of a broken foot, head coach Nick Saban announced.   Buccaneers, Falcons both hoping to snap skids The Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers meet in Atlanta on Sunday, and both teams will be looking to snap a three-game losing streak.   Rams CB Marcus Peters says he's '100 percent' Los Angeles Rams cornerback Marcus Peters says he is '100 percent' after suffering a calf injury in Week 3.   Washington state Supreme Court ends state's death penalty Washington state's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state's death penalty was unconstitutional because it was inconsistently applied.   Eagles' Jay Ajayi had injury insurance policy Jay Ajayi might be lost for the season, but he was able to recoup some of the value that he could potentially lose as a free agent this offseason.   In photos: This week in Washington President Donald Trump accepts U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley's resignation and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has his ceremonial swearing-in ceremony at the White House the week of October 8, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Smog linked to higher risk for mouth cancers Living in urban areas with heavy air pollution could increase your risk for mouth cancer, a new study says.   Lizards dream too, study suggests Just like humans, lizards experience two different sleep states, suggesting the cold-blooded creatures dream.   NLCS: Brewers tab Gio Gonzalez for Game 1 start Gio Gonzalez will start Game 1 of the 2018 National League Championship Series for the Milwaukee Brewers.   UPI Horse Racing Preview: Weekend filled with international flair Canadian International, at Woodbine, QE II at Keeneland, Shuka Sho in Japan, Everest Stakes in Australia and 2-year-old tilts in England provide an international flair for weekend Thoroughbred racing.   St. Louis Cardinals re-sign pitcher Adam Wainwright The St. Louis Cardinals have re-signed pitcher Adam Wainwright to a one-year contract.   Vaccine effectively protects against Lassa fever, rabies A new vaccine showed preclinical promise at effectively protecting people from Lassa fever and rabies in a study involving mice and guinea pigs.   With Sturgis ailing, Chargers sign K Badgley The Los Angeles Chargers signed kicker Michael Badgley, the team announced Thursday.   Unbeaten Rams look to keep rolling vs. struggling Broncos The Los Angeles Rams did not leave the Pacific Time zone while they raced out to a 5-0 start.   Raiders, Seahawks renew rivalry with visit to London The Seattle Seahawks are heading to London for the first time. One of the things they hope to import from the United States is continued positivity from a two-point home loss to the Los Angeles Rams.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Washington Post | Florida's Panhandle coast devastated by historic Hurricane Michael Washington Post SPRINGFIELD, Fla. — Entire oceanfront communities in the Florida Panhandle were virtually obliterated, an Air Force base suffered "catastrophic" damage and at least six people were killed by Hurricane Michael, a sucker-punch of a storm that ... 'Last Night Was Just Hell': Father Describes Death of Girl, 11, During Hurricane Michael LIVE UPDATES: Michael starting to lose tropical characteristics Live updates: Michael shifts over Virginia, Delmarva Peninsula with windswept rain; Flash flood emergencies issued |
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Hurricane Michael’s Deadly Strike Leaves Florida Panhandle ReelingHurricane Michael has passed on to Georgia and the Carolinas, but it has left behind substantial damage in communities like Mexico Beach, where it hit landfall, and Panama City.
Hurricane Michael: The Damage in PicturesHospitals Pummeled by Hurricane Michael Scramble to Evacuate PatientsOne of Panama City’s largest hospitals said on Thursday that it was evacuating all of its approximately 130 inpatients, starting with the most critically ill.
‘I Got Stuck’: In Poor, Rural Communities, Fleeing Hurricane Michael Was ToughThe Florida Panhandle is dotted with small, rural communities, some of them among the poorest in the state. Evacuation was difficult for many there.
Hurricane Michael’s Destruction, Viewed From AboveThis footage taken from a helicopter shows how Hurricane Michael’s powerful winds wiped out many parts of Mexico Beach, Fla. They Were Still Recovering from Hurricane Florence. Then Michael Came.Communities in the Carolinas already battered by Hurricane Florence faced a new onslaught: Hurricane Michael, downgraded to a tropical storm, but still packing a punch.
Hurricane Michael, Saudi Arabia, Markets: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Attacks the Fed as Stocks Fall and the Midterms LoomThe president, who has hitched his political fortunes to the market’s rise, is blaming increases in interest rates for its fall. Some experts warn that the broadsides threaten the Fed’s independence.
The Biggest Buyers of American Stocks Are on the Sidelines Right NowAmerican companies are the largest source of demand for American stocks, and sharp tumbles have come when their buying slows.
Lens: Meet the Young Female Photographers Who Documented 18-Year-Old GirlsThe New York Times asked 22 young women to take photos for a project exploring daily life for girls around the world who are becoming adults this year.
A Photo Editor’s Nest Goes From Empty to Full, as #ThisIs18 Is BornAs I dropped off one 18-year-old, I inherited more than two dozen other young adults: girls from around the world who were taking photos for an exciting, visually driven New York Times project.
The Prince and the President: Khashoggi Case Raises Saudi-Turkey TensionsTurkey’s president and Saudi Arabia’s crown prince have not had the easiest relationship. A mysterious disappearance at a Saudi consulate has not helped.
Trump Calls Relations With Saudi Arabia ‘Excellent,’ While Congress Is IncensedPresident Trump said he was not in favor of stopping arms sales to Saudi Arabia, which is accused of killing a prominent journalist in its consulate in Turkey.
From Wall Street to K Street, Companies Gauge the Risks of Doing Business With Saudi ArabiaA lobbying firm that represents the Saudi government dropped it as a client as Saudi Arabia struggles with a backlash over allegations that it killed the journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Made and Distributed in the U.S.A.: Online DisinformationAhead of the midterm elections, false and divisive messages on social media — once the specialty of Russian-linked operatives — are now increasingly being created and spread by Americans.
Complaints of Voter Suppression Loom Over Georgia Governor’s RaceThe Republican candidate, who is also the secretary of state, defended his office after a report that registrations for more than 50,000 voters had been placed on a “pending” list.
The Biggest Questions in Nevada’s Crucial Senate RaceDissatisfaction with President Trump among Nevada voters has not had the ripple effect Democrats hoped for. Senator Dean Heller, a Republican, holds a slight edge over Jacky Rosen.
Republicans Abandon Vulnerable Lawmakers, Striving to Keep HouseParty leaders are building a firewall around a few dozen purple districts, and cutting off lawmakers who appear unable to win.
Prescriptions for Millions of Opioid Pills Lead to Charges Against 5 DoctorsOutside a Staten Island doctor’s office, long lines of people stood at all hours of the night, seeking oxycodone prescriptions, the authorities said.
Can a Murder Verdict Help Reform Chicago Police?An officer’s shooting of a teenager shocked the city. His conviction should force the city to act.
Goodbye, Political Spin, Hello Blatant LiesTwo Cheers for Feminism!Brazil Can’t Afford to Ignore Its Dire Economic OutlookNeither of the two presidential candidates has offered a comprehensive plan for an increasingly shaky economy.
The World Needs Answers on Jamal KhashoggiShould the Supreme Court Matter So Much?The Kavanaugh controversy is a reminder of why the country’s founders wanted a less powerful institution.
A Lesson for Kavanaugh From Another Tarnished Supreme Court JusticeHugo Black rose from his past in the Ku Klux Klan to become one of the great civil libertarians.
Californians, Step Away From Your CarsThe planet depends on it. California can show true leadership on climate by rejecting a ballot measure that would cut off money for mass transit.
Internet Hacking Is About to Get Much WorseDaniel Patrick Moynihan, the Anti-Trump of American PoliticsA public official who wasn’t afraid to speak his mind without perverting reality.
Talk: Kerby Jean-Raymond Is Expanding the Fashion CanonThe fashion designer on the apolitical nature of his industry and why Kanye West should be careful about what he co-signs.
Writer Who Appeared on ‘Media Men’ List Sues Its CreatorsStephen Elliott has filed a lawsuit against the people behind a crowdsourced document that listed men said to be guilty of harassment and assault.
Pakistan Seeks I.M.F. Bailout as Government Sends Mixed MessagesPakistan wants as much as $12 billion from the International Monetary Fund. But investors are clearly nervous over Prime Minister Imran Khan’s contradictions.
Far-Right Party Urges German Students to Denounce Biased TeachersPoliticians and teachers say an effort by the Alternative for Germany party, urging people to report teachers for violating a neutrality law, resembles the work of East Germany’s secret police.
Melania Trump Talks About Being ‘the Most Bullied Person’ in the WorldThe first lady said in an interview that the experience led her to incorporate social media abuse into “Be Best,” her public awareness campaign on social issues.
New Jersey Governor’s Inner Circle Roiled by Sexual Assault Allegations Against Top OfficialTop Republicans in the state are calling for hearings into allegations that a senior official in the Murphy administration was the subject of a criminal sexual conduct investigation.
Kanye West’s White House Rant Steals the Spotlight From TrumpWearing a “Make America Great Again” hat to what was ostensibly a working lunch to discuss sentencing reform and other issues, Mr. West delivered a 10-minute soliloquy to the president. Winning Bidder for Shredded Banksy Painting Says She’ll Keep ItBanksy’s latest prank, which cost a European bidder $1.4 million, has been renamed and recertified.
Matthew Shepard Will Be Interred at the Washington National Cathedral, 20 Years After His DeathAfter he was killed in Laramie, Wyo., in 1998, Mr. Shepard became a symbol of violence against gay people. He has never been laid to rest.
For China, a Bridge Over the Adriatic Is a Road Into EuropeA new bridge being built in Croatia, paid for with European Union funds, is a test case for the bloc’s worries about allowing state-owned Chinese firms to compete for major infrastructure projects.
5 Cheap(ish) Things for a Long CommuteDeana Lawson Reveals Hidden Grandeur in Her Uncanny PortraitsShe constructs scenes of African-Americans that merge life with the strangeness of dreams. “Her ability to get people to drop their guard is stunning,” a curator says.
Review: Hard-Boiled Play in ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’The writer-director Drew Goddard has fun with genre and a cast that includes Jeff Bridges, Dakota Johnson, Jon Hamm, Cynthia Erivo and Chris Hemsworth.
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