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Soberanes Fire grows to more than 57,000 acres in Northern California Shawn PriceCARMEL, Calif., Aug. 7 (UPI) -- The Soberanes fire near Big Sur in Northern California has grown to more than 57,500 acres as all but one evacuation order was lifted, fire authorities said.     
Five family members dead in apparent murder-suicide in Pennsylvania Shawn PricePHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- A married couple and their three young children were found dead in their Pennsylvania home, the victims of an apparent murder-suicide, police said.   Disney releases new trailer for 'Moana' Karen ButlerLOS ANGELES, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- Disney released a new trailer for its next animated movie "Moana" Sunday.  
'Rogue One' trailer to premiere Thursday; Jimmy Smits confirmed to return for 'cameo' Karen ButlerLOS ANGELES, Aug. 7 (UPI) -- Jimmy Smits confirmed on "The Talk" that he will appear in the upcoming "Star Wars" standalone movie "Rogue One."  
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Kids in Bombed City Find Childhood Deep UndergroundThe underground children's center in Aleppo is a lifeline for kids who are locked away at home because of fears of airstrikes ravaging Syrian cities.  
'Like a Water Bomb': 22 Killed in Macedonian FloodsNearly two dozen people were killed and dozens more were injured when torrential rains triggered flash floods in the capital of Macedonia. Entire Russian Team Banned From Paralympics in RioThe International Paralympic Committee on Sunday announced it was immediately suspending the entire Russian contingent over its doping scandal.
Death Toll From Tropical Storm Earl Climbs to 38Powerful rains gave way to landslides in the eastern states of Puebla and Veracruz. Thai Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Junta-Backed ConstitutionThai voters approved a constitution that lays foundation for a civilian government influenced by the military and controlled by appointed officials.
Philippine President Links 150 Judges, Pols to DrugsPresident Rodrigo Duterte said that the list of politicians, judges and law enforcers given to him by the military and police may or may not be true. Native Deen Uses Rap to Combat Stereotypes About IslamNative Deen, a Washington, D.C., based rap group celebrates the Islamic-American experience using a fusion of hip hop and R&B. Machete-Wielding Man Who Attacked Belgian Cops IdentifiedThe man who attacked two Belgian policewomen was identified Sunday as a 33-year-old Algerian with a criminal record. In Rio, Afrovibe Workout Bridges Fitness and CultureOn the boardwalk of one of the city's quieter beaches, a group gathers for a Saturday morning workout to a class that has become all the rage here. Oscar Pistorius Treated in Hospital for Wrist InjuriesThe convicted murderer told prison staff that he was injured after falling out of bed. Iran Executes Nuclear Scientist Who Gave Secrets to U.S.Iran confirmed on Sunday that it had executed an Iranian nuclear scientist who allegedly gave the U.S. intelligence about the country's contested nuclear program. 15 Dead, Six Missing in Macedonian Flash Floods: PoliceFifteen people died in flash floods in and around the Macedonian capital of Skopje during a storm on Saturday evening, police said on Sunday. Refugee Is Crowned 'Wine Queen' in GermanyNinorta Banho, 26, was chosen by winemakers in the Mosel region who wanted to dispel anger aimed at refugees in Germany. Cursed in Gold: Here's How the Romans Smote EnemiesThe precious tablets feature an incomprehensible language and symbols that were perhaps designed only to be read by gods and demons. Intense Fighting as Rebels Try to Break Aleppo SiegeThere are intense battles in the Syrian cities of Manbij and Aleppo, the later where a government siege has choked off hundreds of thousands of people. Six Dead in Mexico as Remnants of Earl Trigger LandslidesThe landslides were caused by rainfall from remnants of now-downgraded Tropical Storm Earl, which hit Belize as a hurricane before moving inland. More Recent Articles
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Emperor Akihito of Japan Asks to Leave Throne in Televised AddressIn an extraordinary televised address on Monday, Emperor Akihito spoke publicly about his retirement for the first time. Though his words were characteristically vague — he discussed his age, his rigorous daily schedule, and what he called his increasing physical limitations — the message was unmistakable.
Researchers or Corporate Allies? Think Tanks Blur the LineThink tanks are seen as independent, but their scholars often push donors’ agendas, amplifying a culture of corporate influence in Washington. Elizabeth Warren on Think TanksSenator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, explains how some think tanks engage in “thinly disguised lobbying” to influence lawmakers.
Mediator: Balance, Fairness and a Proudly Provocative Presidential CandidateAs Donald J. Trump continues his stream of outrageous and disquieting statements, journalists must grapple with how to cover him — and if, or when, to abandon the rules of traditional reporting. Mike Pence’s Response to H.I.V. Outbreak: Prayer, Then a Change of HeartIn the face of a growing epidemic, Mr. Pence put aside his own moral opposition to giving syringes to drug users to allow a needle exchange program.
Tim Kaine Says Hillary Clinton Has Learned From Email ‘Mistake’Mr. Kaine, Mrs. Clinton’s running mate, on Sunday said their campaign would be “real transparent” and could recover from a trust deficit with voters. Katie Ledecky Beats Her Own World Record in 400 FreestyleAnother day, another milestone for Katie Ledecky, who won her second medal, and first gold, of the Rio Games on Sunday night in the 400-meter freestyle. Live From Rio: Williams Sisters Are UpsetVenus and Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic were upset in tennis, while Simone Biles was dominant in gymnastics. Michael Phelps Powers U.S. to Victory and Wins His 19th Gold MedalPhelps won his 23rd Olympic medal over all for the United States, extending his record. Security Force of 85,000 Fills Rio, Unsettling Rights ActivistsIncidents, including a mugging of a security chief and an assault on a Portuguese official, are piling up, while the show of force has raised concerns about overly aggressive policing. Expulsions of Protesters at Rio Olympics Draw RebukesSeveral fans wearing T-shirts critical of Brazil’s interim president were shown being removed from a women’s soccer match. On Olympics: After Drug Tests, Is Anyone Left in the Weight-Lifting Room?Fans may want athletes to be drug free, but they also want to be entertained by raw power, and there has long been a wink-and-nod pragmatism about weight lifting in particular. How an Iranian’s Spy Saga Ends, 6 Years Later: He’s ExecutedIn 2010, Shahram Amiri, a scientist, claimed on YouTube that the C.I.A. had kidnapped him. A subsequent video changed the narrative. Missing his son, he returned to Iran and disappeared. On Baseball: Alex Rodriguez’s Orchestrated Move May Not Be His LastHe talked of being “at peace” in stepping aside as a player, but the allure of records so close could tug at the achievement-obsessed Yankee. Alex Rodriguez to Retire and Join Yankees as an AdviserRodriguez will play his final game Friday at Yankee Stadium against the Rays, with the announcement coming in the midst of a season in which he has hit just .204. As Alex Rodriguez Prepares to Retire, Fans Grapple With a Complicated LegacyOn Sunday, Rodriguez announced that Friday would be his final game with the Yankees, closing a career that has made fans awe at his ability and criticize his actions. How to Give Rural America Broadband? Look to the Early 1900sTo provide high-speed internet to remote areas, local power companies are borrowing techniques that were used to electrify towns in the United States nearly a century ago. Election Shows Many South Africans Losing Faith in ‘Pompous’ A.N.C.Black, middle-class voters appeared more concerned with mundane matters like good governance and taxes than with the party’s heroic liberation past. Erdogan Seizes Failed Coup in Turkey as a Chance to Supplant AtaturkPresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan is racing to banish the legacy of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and establish himself and Islam as the most consequential factors in modern Turkish history. A ‘Water Bomb’ of a Storm Kills 21 in Macedonia’s Capital, SkopjeAt least 77 people were injured in a rainstorm that surprised even Macedonia’s top weather authorities with its ferocity. Ichiro Suzuki Reaches 3,000 Hits, Again Breaking Ground for Japanese PlayersSuzuki accomplished the feat in his 16th Major League Baseball season, joining only Pete Rose as players who did so that quickly. Hall of Fame Game Canceled Because of Poor Field ConditionsAn emotional and invigorating Hall of Fame weekend came to a grinding halt Sunday night when the Packers-Colts game was canceled because of poor field conditions. Once Taunted by Steve Jobs, Companies Are Now Big Customers of AppleCorporations are turning to Apple’s products for their tight-knit hardware and software, advanced security and intuitive interfaces. In a Dacha Wall, a Clue to a Cold War MysteryThe diaries of the original head of the K.G.B. — found secreted inside the wall of a dacha — have shed light on the fate of the Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who vanished in 1945. Advertising: ‘This Is Your Brain on Drugs,’ Tweaked for Today’s ParentsChildren of the 1980s will remember the sizzling egg equated to a brain on drugs. Its coming back helps those same people talk to their own children. More Recent Articles
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