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North Korea planning submarines that can carry multiple SLBMs Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Aug. 26 (UPI) -- North Korea's Kim Jong Un ordered the construction of new submarines so Pyongyang has the capability to fire off multiple rounds of SLBMs.     
Federal judge says U.N.C. can't enforce controversial transgender bathroom law Doug G. WareWINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Aug. 26 (UPI) -- A federal judge handed transgender college students a victory Friday by preventing school officials from enforcing a law restricting their public restroom use.   Italy mourns dead, declares emergency in regions worst hit by earthquake Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. WareROME, Aug. 26 (UPI) -- As it mourned the dead, Italy declared states of emergency in the hardest hit areas from the 6.2-magnitude earthquake that's so far killed at least 268 people.  
Killer at center of Netflix docu-series demands evidence retesting to prove innocence Doug G. WareMANITOWOC, Wis., Aug. 26 (UPI) -- The man convicted of raping and killing a Wisconsin woman a decade ago is now demanding that key evidence in the case, claiming it will prove his innocence.   U.S. Open tennis draw 2016: Serena Williams gets tough 1st round match The Sports XchangeSerena Williams and Novak Djokovic secured the top seeds for the 2016 U.S. Open when the draw was revealed Friday.  
Spherical tokamaks to create and contain future fusion power Brooks HaysWASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (UPI) -- Physicists at the DOE's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory hope compact, spherical tokamaks will create and contain fusion energy in the near future.   Nasal spray safe, effective anesthetic for dental work Stephen FellerPHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 (UPI) -- The FDA has approved Kovanaze, a nasal spray anesthetic for use in restorative dental work, after it was shown to be safe and effective in clinical trials.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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'Painful': Rebels Leave Besieged City in Win for AssadVideo and photographs showed at least two buses carrying men, women and children leave a bombed out neighborhood.  
Italy Aftershocks Rattle Rescuers as Quake Toll RisesWith the first funerals set to be held on Friday, Italy's Civil Protection department told NBC News the death toll had gone up to 267 overnight. Aleppo's Children Pay the Deadly Cost of Syria's Civil WarAid workers in Syria are desperately urging the U.S. and Russia help broker a ceasefire to end the conflict that is wiping out a generation of Aleppo's children. ITV's Paul Davies reports
Kerry: U.S., Russia 'Close' on Syria AgreementThere are still details to be worked out, but a national ceasefire and access for humanitarian aid are among the goals of a deal. Aleppo's Children: On the Frontline With Syria's White HelmetsOnce shopkeepers, bakers, and teachers, some 3,000 ordinary Syrians make up the Syrian Civil Defense volunteer rescue group, also known as the White Helmets.
Dirty Story: Norwegian Gets Stuck Inside a ToiletCato Berntsen Larsen spent 90 minutes trapped in a public toilet after trying to retrieve the phone he dropped. First Funeral Services Held for Italy Quake VictimsA service was held in Pomezia for seven of the dead, including two young cousins and two of their grandmothers. Show It All: Charting the Week's Top StoriesHeart wrenching images and stories of survival surfaced after Italy's deadly earthquake. Here's a look at that story and others we followed this week. Aleppo Teacher Shares the Horrors His Students FaceThis is what a week is like for children in Aleppo as told by an English teacher. Dad Has Gone to Heaven, 3-Year-Old A'aisha SaysThe sound of planes scares 3-year-old A'aisha; she is terrified of airstrikes. El Salvador: 'Gang Pastor' Alleged to be Crime FinancierMarvin Ramos Quintanilla is alleged to have used his RED Torre Fuerte pastoral license to gain permission to preach inside prisons. What You Need to Know About the Burkini BanFrance's highest court just overturned a controversial ban on full-body burkini swimsuits implemented in some French towns. Elderly Couple Forced Apart Weep in Heartbreaking PhotoFrance's Highest Court Overrules Burkini BanFrance's highest court has overruled a decision by a town to ban burkinis from beaches amid strong political debate on the matter. Top French Court Suspends Controversial Burkini BanFrance's top court suspended the controversial ban on burkinis, weighing into a debate that has divided opinion both inside the country and abroad. Nun in Quake Photo: I Texted Friends to Say GoodbyeSister Marjana Lleshi had messaged her friends to "say goodbye" after being caught up in Wednesday's deadly quake. Aid for Aleppo's Kids Slows as Crisis Fatigue RisesThe unfolding disaster for Syrian children in Aleppo is too much for many people to bear. Hiker Survives 30 Harrowing Days Lost in the WildernessA hiker survived 30 days in the New Zealand wilderness after watching her partner fall to his death during extreme weather. Blast Kills 11 Turkish Police, Wounds DozensA truck laden with explosives blew up at a police checkpoint near the town of Cizre, in Sirnak province. Deadly Bombing Targets Turkish Police HeadquartersAn explosion at a checkpoint tore through a police station in the southeastern town of Cizre. Nun Shares Story Behind Iconic Earthquake ImageSister Marjana Lleshi had messaged her friends to "say goodbye" after being caught up in Wednesday's deadly quake. Nun in Iconic Italy Quake Photo Texted Friends 'Adieu'Sister Marjana Lleshi, 35, thought she would die when the walls of her convent walls collapsed in Italy's deadly earthquake, and prepared for the end. More Recent Articles
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As Donald Trump Repels Minority Voters, G.O.P. Fears Its Future in the WestRepublicans are concerned that Mr. Trump is accelerating the broader population shifts that threaten the party’s standing in Western states.
Hillary Clinton Denounces the ‘Alt-Right,’ and the Alt-Right Is ThrilledAs Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump for fanning the racism of a community that tends to lurk in the shadows, the movement’s leaders could hardly contain their glee. Trump a Working-Class Hero? A Blue-Collar Town Debates His CredentialsThe talk gets heated in Youngstown, Ohio, when residents discuss whether a New York billionaire’s ideas can revitalize a struggling Rust Belt town.
The Run-Up: The Hidden Influence of Clinton and Trump’s ReligionMany Americans see them as unreligious, but faith has profoundly molded the identity of Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump. We explore how. Donald Trump’s Campaign Hires Ex-Christie Aide to Bolster Political OperationBill Stepien, a former ally of Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, is said to be the campaign’s choice to become its national field director.
The Interpreter: Syria’s Paradox: Why the War Only Ever Seems to Get WorseExperts on civil wars say there are several reasons Syria is “a really, really tough case” that defies historical parallels. University of Chicago Strikes Back Against Campus Political CorrectnessA letter to incoming freshmen professed no support for “trigger warnings” or limits on what kinds of speech should be condoned on campus. A Motivational Tool: Believing That Tennis’s Big Four Era Is OverEnding the dominance of Djokovic, Federer, Nadal and Murray requires mental adjustments by the rank and file, says Carlos Moyá, who coaches No. 6 Milos Raonic. Your Money: 7 Essential Money Questions Sure to Start a ConversationQuestions that focus on family, feelings and the future we plan for ourselves. Watching: What You Should Watch This Weekend if You Have Kids or Miss ‘Downton Abbey’From the Watching team, expert TV and movie recommendations for the next few days. Painted as EpiPen Villain, Mylan’s Chief Says She’s No Such ThingHeather Bresch, defending her company against criticism for sharply increasing the price of the life-saving device, is unapologetic. “I am running a business,” she says. Well: How Parents Harnessed the Power of Social Media to Challenge EpiPen PricesA few vocal parents harnessed the power of Facebook and Twitter to pressure pharmaceutical firm Mylan to lower its price on EpiPens, a life-saving injection for people with severe allergic reactions. Quake Exposes Italy’s Challenge to Retrofit Its ArchitectureThis week’s death and destruction was amplified by the lack of anti-seismic codes that are too costly, too complicated and too cumbersome to approve. Max Ritvo, Poet Who Chronicled His Cancer Fight, Dies at 25The writer talked about his work and illness on radio, and had his poetry published in The New Yorker and elsewhere. Amtrak’s Answer for Aging Acela Fleet: 160 M.P.H. TrainsThe railroad service is getting a $2.45 billion federal loan to buy 28 high-speed trains, to be made by a French company, for the busy Northeast Corridor. Federal Judge Curbs Enforcement of North Carolina Transgender Access LawThe ruling against the law, which restricted restroom access, is an indication that the measure will continue to face a difficult road ahead. Federal Investigators in Brazil to Seek Graft Charges Against Ex-President Da SilvaThe move by the Federal Police, an investigative force similar to the F.B.I., deals a new blow to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his once-dominant Workers’ Party. A Cheaper Airbag, and Takata’s Road to a Deadly CrisisAutomakers embraced Takata’s cheaper technology almost 20 years ago despite signs that it was unsafe. The airbags are now at the center of the auto industry’s biggest recall. We’re Here! RB Leipzig’s Rise to Bundesliga Isn’t Welcomed by AllOn Sunday, Leipzig will play its first game in Germany’s top league, but detractors see the team as just another Red Bull marketing venture. John Ellenby, Visionary Who Helped Create Early Laptop, Dies at 75Mr. Ellenby founded Grid Systems, where the Compass was produced. It went on to become a tool for big corporations, government spies, White House officials and astronauts. Nathan Hill Is Compared to John Irving. Irving Compares Him to Dickens.Mr. Hill’s first novel, a piece of social satire called “The Nix,” already has admirers in high places. More Recent Articles
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