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Tokyo, Seoul agree on spending priorities for $9.9M comfort women fund Elizabeth ShimTOKYO, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- The foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea agreed on how $9.9 million in funds would be used to help comfort women.     
New York Yankees top Rays in Alex Rodriguez's farewell game By Larry Fleisher, The Sports XchangeNEW YORK -- Alex Rodriguez clapped his hands emphatically after getting an RBI double in the first inning.   Detroit Lions rally to defeat Pittsburg Steelers in preseason opener The Sports XchangeDetroit rookie Dwayne Washington ran a kickoff back 96 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter and the Lions overcame an early 11-point deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-17 Friday night in the preseason opener for both teams.  
Antonio Callaway: Florida Gator WR cleared of sexual assault The Sports XchangeFlorida sophomore receiver Antonio Callaway was cleared of sexual assaulting a female student in a university Title IX hearing oversaw by a school booster on Friday.   Lebron James offcially signs contract with Cleveland Cavaliers The Sports XchangeLeBron James officially signed the three-year, $100 million contract that makes him the NBA's highest-paid player for the first time in his career.  
New England Patriots' Jimmy Garoppolo clearly a work in progress The Sports XchangeFOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- It would be hard to argue that Jimmy Garoppolo -- the first man not named Tom Brady to open a season as the New England Patriots' starting quarterback since 2001 - was good against the Saints in Thursday night's preseason opener at Gillette Stadium.   Competition heating up for fans, players at Rio games -- for different kind of medals Doug G. WareRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- Attendees of the Summer Olympics in Rio are going after their own medals, in the form of small, tin souvenirs -- pins. And the competition can be fierce.   Judge scraps conviction of Wisconsin man imprisoned for 2005 rape, murder Doug G. WareMILWAUKEE, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- A Wisconsin man who with his uncle was imprisoned for the rape and killing of a woman a decade ago had his conviction overturned by a judge on Friday.   UPI Horse Racing Preview By Robert Kieckhefer, UPI Racing WriterFrosted and Cupid score big wins in U.S. weekend Thoroughbred racing; Signs of Blessing wins in France, much more action   U.S. airstrike killed Islamic State leader in Afghanistan, Pentagon says Doug G. WareARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 12 (UPI) -- The top leader for the Islamic State's Afghanistan branch was killed by U.S. forces in a strike last month, the U.S. Department of Defense said Friday.   Louisiana floods: Man dead, homes submerged, governor orders statewide emergency Doug G. WareBATON ROUGE, La., Aug. 12 (UPI) -- Louisiana Gov. John Edwards ordered a statewide emergency Friday in the wake of dangerous flash flooding that's so far killed one person and threatened others.   Kepler measures spin rates of stars in Pleiades cluster Brooks HaysPASADENA, Calif., Aug. 12 (UPI) -- The Kepler space telescope has helped astronomers collect the most complete catalog of spin rates among the stars of the Pleiades cluster.   Vlogger celebrates birthday by destroying 500-pound iPhone cake Ben HooperSACRAMENTO, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- A tech vlogger who specializes in creatively destroying smartphones celebrated his birthday by watching a woman dive into a giant cake shaped like an iPhone.   Study: Believing exercise is beneficial makes it more beneficial Stephen FellerBREISGAU, Germany, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- Believing exercise is beneficial doesn't just motivate people to engage in physical activity, it may increase the beneficial effect of exercise, research shows.   Machine in Cambodia manufactures heart-shaped 'clouds' Ben HooperPHNOM PENH, Cambodia, Aug. 12 (UPI) -- A city in Cambodia features a new and bizarre roadside attraction -- a machine that makes heart-shaped "clouds" of foam.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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'Godfather' Town's Government Axed Over Mafia TiesCorleone — a town perched on a hilltop in the idyllic Sicilian countryside — will now be run directly by Italy's Interior Ministry.  
Teen Who Traded Life in U.K. for ISIS Has Been Killed: KinOne of three schoolgirls who left their homes in Bethnal Green to join the Islamic State is believed to have been killed by an airstrike in Raqqa, ITV Cannes Bans Beach Burkinis, Says They Aren't Secular
Scientists Discover Oldest Living Animals on EarthScientists discovered that Greenland sharks are the oldest animals living on Earth, with one of them potentially being 400 years old. Leader of ISIS in Afghanistan Killed in U.S. Drone StrikeThe July 27 strike killed Hafiz Sayed Khan, the leader of ISIS' Khorasan province that operates in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the military said.
Syria Endure Another Day of Devastating BombingsAirstrikes and barrel bombs are targeting various locations across Syria killing many innocent people. Pope Meets With Freed Sex Slaves Living Under ProtectionThe Vatican said all of the women, whose average age was around 30, had suffered physical violence and live under protection. Volunteer Who Rescued 'Miracle Baby' Killed in AirstrikeA Syrian first responder hailed as a hero after rescuing a 10-day-old baby from a bombed out house has himself been killed in an airstrike. Putin Fires Longtime Ally in High-Profile ReshuffleRussian President Vladimir Putin on Friday fired Sergei Ivanov, his chief of staff and one of his closest allies, in the most high-profile po Underdog Olympians Aim to Prove 'Refugee Is Only a Name'Ten athletes will compete at the Olympics as part of the first all-refugee team. Half of them fled violence in South Sudan. These are their stories. Electronic Marlboro Smokes the Competition in JapanMarlboro maker Philip Morris International says its e-cigarette has rapidly captured close to 3 percent of Japanese tobacco sales. Deadly Blasts Hit Popular Tourist Cities in ThailandPope Francis Hosts Lunch with Syrian RefugeesPope Francis hosted lunch at the Vatican with 21 Syrian refugees he brought from Greece during his trip to Lesbos. Battling Pollution in Rio: It's a Long-Term ProjectAcross the Guanabara Bay, one organization is using water sports to teach Brazil's younger generation about environmental conservation. 45,000 ISIS Fighters Have Been Taken Off Battlefield: U.S.10 Dead After Blast, Gunfire at Philippine JailThe Manila jail's warden was seriously injured in the attack. Eight of the inmates killed faced drug cases. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump’s Missteps Risk Putting a Ceiling Over His Support in Swing StatesThough candidates usually take more moderate positions in the general election, Mr. Trump continues to alienate certain groups, leaving him stagnant in the polls.
Donald Trump’s Other Campaign Foe: The ‘Lowest Form of Life’ News MediaMr. Trump fired off on Twitter and at rallies again on Friday, venting his anger over the news media’s coverage of his presidential campaign. Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine Show New Tax Returns, Pressuring Donald TrumpMrs. Clinton and her husband reported $10.6 million in adjusted gross income for 2015.
Hillary Clinton Releases Tax ReturnsThe Times reporter Steve Eder discusses the tax returns released by the Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton — and her running mate, Tim Kaine — and what it means for her Republican rival, Donald J. Trump. The 2016 Race: How Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Differ on TaxesOne major difference is that Mr. Trump would give the wealthy a big tax cut, and Mrs. Clinton would raise their taxes.
‘I Don’t Know.’ But Does He? The Hidden Meaning of Trump’s WordsThomas Friedman of The Times discusses the importance of a candidate’s words and why he thinks Donald Trump’s children “should be ashamed of him.” Hacker Releases More Democratic Party Documents“Guccifer 2.0,” believed to have ties to Russia, claimed responsibility for the breach, which included lawmakers’ personal cellphone numbers and email addresses. Fox News Names 2 Insiders to Top PostsBill Shine and Jack Abernethy, veterans of the organization, were named by Rupert Murdoch to help fill the void left by the ouster of Roger Ailes. Katie Ledecky Smashes World Record in the 800-Meter FreestyleLedecky becomes the first Olympian since Debbie Meyer to win the 200-, 400- and 800-meter freestyle events. For Simone Manuel, Gold Ripples Beyond the PoolIn accepting a medal, Manuel gave a nod to “the African-Americans that have come before me.” Praise on Instagram from LeBron James and Serena Williams followed. Hope Solo Takes Aim at Sweden After U.S. Women Are OustedRio Today: A Taste of Middle East TensionAn Egyptian judoka refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent. A look at what happened, and what’s going to happen, at the Summer Games in Rio today. Green Water Lingers in Olympic Pools as the Excuses Pile UpOne pool will probably have to be refilled. “Chemistry’s not an exact science,” said a spokesman for the Rio 2016 committee. A Rio Table Tennis Lament: That’s the Way the Ball CrumplesSome competitors at the Rio Games have a real problem with the changes made to the event’s official ball and with the brand that was chosen. JR’s Monumental Artworks Have an Olympic Moment in RioThe French artist has been creating large-scale works around Rio as part of an artist-in-residence program for the Summer Games. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. What to Cook: What to Cook This WeekendThe Playlist: Barack Obama’s Summery Playlists and Green Day’s Fiery ReturnOur pop critics on the week’s nine most notable new tracks, videos and playlists, from Blackpink’s “Whistle” to Robert Glasper Experiment’s “Find You.” Colorado Towns Work to Preserve a Diminishing Resource: DarknessAs light pollution from large metropolitan areas seeps across the country, Westcliffe, Colo., has made being a dark place central to its allure. What in the World: A Tough Sell, Even in Russia: Ivan the Not-So-TerribleA Russian governor plans to erect a statue to honor the notorious czar, but many in his region are not impressed. Polio Response in Africa to Be Fast, Difficult and Possibly DangerousStopping the disease in Africa, where two new cases have just been found, is crucial to the high-stakes effort to eradicate it from the world. Lightning Strike in Poughkeepsie Injures 5Three of the people who were struck in the Hudson Valley city were taken to a hospital in critical condition, a spokesman said. Conviction Against Brendan Dassey of ‘Making a Murderer’ Is OverturnedA federal judge ordered the release of Mr. Dassey, 26, in 90 days unless the authorities give him a new trial. Thai Leader Links Attacks on Tourist Sites to Constitution ChangeGen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, the junta chief and prime minister, hinted that the bombers were “bad people” opposed to a new Constitution. As New York Fights Zika Virus, Officials Turn Their Focus to SexHealth officials are concerned that the threat of sexual transmission of the virus remains little understood, underpublicized and underestimated. Brooklyn, Can You Hear Her? Barbra Streisand Still Sounds Amazing.We’re at a new place with superstardom and age. Certain singers could go on forever, and this concert proved the point. Critic's Notebook: The Rise of the Internet Fan BullyA member of the group Fifth Harmony was cyberbullied into silence, showing how celebrity fandom can quickly curdle into hate. More Recent Articles
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