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Drew Peterson gets extra 40 years in prison for plotting to kill prosecutor Doug G. WareCHESTER, Ill., July 29 (UPI) -- An ex-Illinois police officer who killed his wife a decade ago and tried to kill the man convicted him for it will be in prison for life, a judge ruled Friday.     
Justice Dept. investigating cyberattack against Clinton campaign, reports say Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, July 29 (UPI) -- The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating another reported hack committed against a Democratic affiliate -- this time the campaign of Hillary Clinton.   Glam Newton: Carolina Panthers quarterback debuts blonde goatee, straw hat Alex ButlerCHARLOTTE, N.C., July 29 (UPI) -- There might not be anything more dangerous on the football field than a wide-smiling Cam Newton  
Minnesota judge cuts list of legal heirs to Prince's vast estate to 8 Doug G. WareCHASKA, Minn., July 29 (UPI) -- The number of potential heirs seeking millions from the vast estate of late musician Prince was cut down by a judge Friday, from nearly 30 down to a handful.   Geno Smith punched in gut by Ryan Fitzpatrick deal Alex ButlerEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., July 29 (UPI) -- Although it wasn't literal this time, Geno Smith received another punch this week when he learned he would not be the starter for the New York Jets.  
Report: U.S., Israel ready to clinch largest American security aid deal in history Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, July 29 (UPI) -- The U.S. and Israel are nearing a major military aid deal that will reportedly be the largest security pact the federal government has struck with any nation.   2016 PGA Championship: Henrik Stenson takes lead, four-way tie for second By Gethin Coolbaugh, The Sports XchangeSPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, N.J. -- Henrik Stenson of Sweden shot a 3-under-par 67 Friday to move to 6-under overall and claim a one-shot early lead at the 98th PGA Championship on the Lower Course at Baltusrol Golf Club.   New York Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul: 'My hand feels great' By Patricia Traina, The Sports XchangeEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- As far as defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is concerned, he has closed the door on last year, including questions about his permanently damaged right hand and how that might affect his play.   Michigan Football: 'Jumpman' jerseys might have been leaked Alex ButlerANN ARBOR, Mich., July 29 (UPI) -- Michael Jordan dominated basketball before trying his hand at baseball. Now he is moving to college football, at least with his brand.   Pittsburgh Steelers say possible Le'Veon Bell suspension won't be distracting The Sports XchangeLATROBE, Pa. -- The Pittsburgh Steelers are probably as glad as anyone that training camp arrived. They made offseason headlines for all the wrong reasons.   2016 PGA Championship: Chief officer apologizes to group for inaccurate hole position By Gethin Coolbaugh, The Sports XchangeSPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, N.J. -- The PGA issued a formal apology to Colt Knost, Joe Summerhays and Yuta Ikeda of Japan after Friday's hole location at the par-4, 460-yard No. 10 was inaccurately positioned and listed.   'Ecosystem engineers' responsible for first mass extinction Brooks HaysNASHVILLE, July 29 (UPI) -- New research suggests a group of early animals, known as Metazoans, were responsible for wiping out another group called Ediacarans.   Zayn Malik on girlfriend Gigi Hadid: We work 'so well' Annie MartinLOS ANGELES, July 29 (UPI) -- Zayn Malik revealed he and Gigi Hadid share a mutual understanding in the September issue of Elle U.K. magazine.   Higher rate of diabetes due to longer survival, not more cases Stephen FellerEDINBURGH, Scotland, July 29 (UPI) -- The reason the number of people with type 2 diabetes continues to increase has to do with survival, not a growing prevalence, say researchers in Scotland.   Khloe Kardashian responds to criticism of weight loss Annie MartinLOS ANGELES, July 29 (UPI) -- Khloe Kardashian was shocked to make headlines for appearing too thin after being told for years that she was too big.   Study highlights electric grids' vulnerabilities to extreme weather Brooks HaysOAK RIDGE, Tenn., July 29 (UPI) -- Scientists have developed new analysis strategies for identifying the parts of the electric grid that are most vulnerable to extreme weather.   Florida Gators football: Steve Spurrier returns as ambassador, consultant The Sports XchangeFlorida Gators football legend Steve Spurrier is returning to the school as ambassador and consultant for the entire athletic department, the school announced Friday.   Triple-therapy patch may treat, prevent recurrence of colon cancer Stephen FellerBOSTON, July 29 (UPI) -- A patch delivering one, two or three types of colon cancer treatment could make surgery for the disease unnecessary, according to researchers who developed it.   Jared Leto: I will never 'really say goodbye' to the Joker Annie MartinNEW YORK, July 29 (UPI) -- Jared Leto admitted he "dove pretty deep" into playing the Joker for "Suicide Squad" in an interview with "Good Morning America."   New Jersey teen reels in 250-pound shark with help from dad Ben HooperEMERSON, N.J., July 29 (UPI) -- A 13-year-old boy fishing with his dad on New Jersey's Long Beach Island reeled in an estimated 250-pound shark with his rod.   USMC F/A-18 Hornet pilot killed in nighttime training crash in Southern California Doug G. WareSAN DIEGO, July 29 (UPI) -- A U.S. Marine Corps pilot was killed late Thursday when his F/A-18 Hornet fighter crashed in Southern California, military officials said.   Fox's 'Scream Queens' strut down hospital corridor in Season 2 teaser Daniel UriaLOS ANGELES, July 29 (UPI) -- The ladies from Fox's {i:Scream Queens} will be taking their brand of horror-comedy from a college campus to a hospital in the show's second season.   New York horse poop fire sparked by hot, dry weather Ben HooperTHROOP, N.Y., July 29 (UPI) -- Environmental authorities in New York said hot, dry weather caused a large pile of horse poop to spontaneously burst into flames.   Medical transport plane crashes in Northern California; at least 2 dead Eric DuVallARCATA, Calif., July 29 (UPI) -- Federal officials said a small medical transport plane crashed near the California-Oregon border early Friday and that two people are confirmed dead.   New Orleans Saints: Is the team evolving or devolving? The Sports XchangeThe New Orleans Saints have a lot of questions at many positions -- leaving a lot of unknowns going into their first full week of camp.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pope Francis Silently Mourns at Nazi Death CampNBC News' Claudio Lavanga reports how the pontiff's quiet reflection said so much during his visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau.  
China, Russia to Hold Joint Drills in Disputed SeaBEIJING- China and Russia will hold "routine" naval exercises in the South China Sea in September, China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday, adding that the drills were aimed at strengthening their cooperation and were not aimed at any other country. "I don't know what exercises they are planning, but in the same way the United States and China have a... Explosions and Tear Gas as Riot Police Clash with ProtestersTrouble erupted outside an Armenian police station, held in a standoff since July 17th by 29 gunmen demanding the release of an opposition leader.
This 4-Year-Old Girl Has Only Known a Life of WarFour-year-old Mariah was violently knocked down as shelling hit her home in Douma, and her father caught the terrifying moment on camera. Video courte Why Pope Francis' Visit to Nazi Death Camps Is So ImportantWhile other popes have visited the death camps, Francis' visit to Auschwitz was called "a recognition that this isn't just a European tragedy."
Spain Seeks Criminal Charges Against Catalan LeaderSpain's central government wants to bring criminal charges against the speaker of the Catalonian parliament for allowing a vote for independence. Are Swedes Having Less Sex? Ministers Want to KnowWorried that Swedes aren't having enough sex, the government wants to analyze the bedroom activities of its citizens in a major new study. 'Clock Is Ticking' for Besieged Aleppo: United NationsThe United Nation's special envoy for Syria on Friday warned that time was running out for the population of the besieged and devastated city of Aleppo. 30 Million Images of Child Abuse Recovered by PoliceNamed operation LATTISE, the investigation involved cops scouring more than 100,000 chat-room logs. Pope Offers Silent Prayer at AuschwitzPope Francis visits the Auschwitz death camp site in Poland to pay tribute to 1.5 million people, gassed there by Nazi occupiers during World War II. Elephant Throws Stone Toward Zoo Visitors, Killing GirlThe behavior of the female elephant was "abnormal" and needs to be understood, a veterinarian at Morocco's Zoological Garden of Rabat said. Could Russia Hack U.S. Ballot Boxes on Election Day?NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY that any part of the electoral process handled online is potentially vulnerable to hackers. So-Called 'Dragon Sucking Water' Captivates ChinaA waterspout caused no damage during its three-minute twist off the coast of southern China. Shopkeeper Hacks Couple to Death Over 22 CentsHundreds of people are murdered in India each year over sudden provocations, often trivialities. More Recent Articles
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Computer Systems Used by Clinton Campaign Are Said to Be Hacked, Apparently by RussiansA federal law enforcement official said the intrusion appeared to have come from that country’s intelligence services.
How the Convention Speeches CompareIn Tribute to Son, a Lesson in CitizenshipIn a speech that included displaying a copy of the Constitution, a father gave voice to Muslim Americans and rebuked Mr. Trump for wanting to “ban us from this country.”
Fallen Soldier’s Father Denounces TrumpKhizr Khan, whose son, Capt. Humayun Khan, died in Iraq serving in the Army, said Donald J. Trump "sacrificed nothing and no one." Trump Calls Clinton Speech ‘So Average’Donald J. Trump was not impressed with Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech Thursday.
Clinton Sees ‘Stark Choice’ in ElectionThe day after the Democratic convention, Hillary Clinton spoke about why she thinks this is such an important election. With the Conventions Behind Us, Our Takeaways From BothThe Republican and Democratic conventions offered important lessons about the two presidential nominees, and their parties, as they head into the November general election. With 100 Days to Go, Candidates Take Fight to Battleground StatesHillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are entering the grueling homestretch of the campaign, when bickering between them could become even more biting. ‘Is This the Spokesperson in Chief You Want?’Times readers react to Donald Trump’s call for Russia to hack Hillary Clinton’s emails. Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down North Carolina Voter ID RequirementThe decision on Friday upended voting procedures in a closely contested state about three months before Election Day. 4 Zika Cases in Florida Were Likely Spread by Local Mosquitoes, C.D.C. SaysThe cases, involving Miami-Dade County, represent the first documented instances of local transmission by bug bite for the mainland United States. After Yemeni’s 13 Years in Guantánamo, Freedom for the Soul Takes LongerAhmed Abdul Qader, released a year and a half ago, said: “I cannot live my life regularly. I try, but it is like part of me is still at Guantánamo.” ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Goes From Stage to Page on Saturday at the Witching HourEven though J.K. Rowling isn’t the author of this play, Scholastic’s midnight release of the script as a book is expected to draw thousands to stores this weekend. Mute and Alone, He Was Never Short of Kind Words or FriendsBernhardt Wichmann III, a Korean War veteran, possessed little except a big heart, and he spread kindness up and down his street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Sinosphere: China’s Cheating Husbands Fuel an Industry of ‘Mistress Dispellers’Typically hired by a scorned wife, services coach women on how to save their marriages, while inducing the mistress to disappear. Lula, Brazil’s Ex-President, Will Face Trial on Obstruction ChargesThe decision could complicate the political ambitions of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is accused of obstructing the inquiry into the bribery scheme at Petrobras. Tesla Faults Brakes, but Not Autopilot, in Fatal CrashThe company told Senate staff members that the automatic braking system was “separate and distinct” from Autopilot, according to the staff members. Study Proposes Steps to Better Ensure Police Officers’ SafetyAmong the Justice Department recommendations were using body armor, waiting for backups on certain calls and giving responding officers better information. Gloomy Days in the Oil Patch, but Some See a Glimmer of LightBecause of slumping world demand and a glut of global supply, oil players are still struggling to cope with the industry’s doldrums. 6 More State Workers Charged in Flint Water CrisisProsecutors in Michigan filed charges against six state workers on Friday, bringing to nine the number charged after lead leached into the water system in Flint. Sharon Jones, a Burst of Light, Even in Dark TimesThe soul singer, the subject of a new documentary that chronicles her career and cancer struggles, tells of a hard new turn in her story. Russian Track Team Competes, but It’s a Long Way From RioRussian track athletes, barred from the Olympics, competed among themselves at what looked like a high school stadium. In Pokémon Go, Lawmakers Fear Unexpected Entrance of the Sexual PredatorTwo New York State senators who believe the game could endanger children are proposing legislation to prevent certain sex offenders from playing it. More Recent Articles
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