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Florida teen found grunting, eating face of murder victim Shawn PriceTEQUESTA, Fla., Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A college student was arrested for the alleged killing of a couple after police found him eating the face of one of his victims.     
Rio Roundup: Big day on track leads USA to 10 medal Tuesday Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Sportsmanship and speedsters highlighted a terrific Tuesday on the track for Team USA.   Britney Spears to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards Karen ButlerNEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- MTV has announced pop music sensation Britney Spears will perform at this month's Video Music Awards show in New York.  
Political talk-show host John McLaughlin dead at 89Karen Butler NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Longtime, political talk-show host John McLaughlin has died at the age of 89.   Bruce Arians: Arizona Cardinals coach hospitalized Alex ButlerSAN DIEGO, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians was taken to a San Diego hospital Tuesday before his team's practice.  
North Korean diplomat who fled London embassy identified Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A senior North Korean diplomat who was in charge of public relations for Pyongyang's embassy in London has reportedly defected with his family.   Univision buys Gawker Media for $135 millionShawn Price NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Spanish-language broadcaster Univision Holdings Inc. has bought bankrupt Gawker Media, for a reported $135 million at auction, sources said.   Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper to headline 'A Star is Born' re-make Karen ButlerBURBANK, Calif., Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Lady Gaga has signed on to appear opposite Bradley Cooper in a re-make of the musical drama "A Star is Born," which will mark Cooper's directorial debut.   Son of 'El Chapo' among 7 kidnapped from Mexico restaurant, officials say Shawn Price, Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. WarePUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A son of Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is one of seven men who were kidnapped Tuesday from a restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, authorities said.   Pittsburgh Football: Panthers unveil slick homecoming jerseys Alex ButlerPITTSBURGH, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Fans, players, and even former Pittsburgh Panthers were overjoyed to see the team's throwback jerseys Tuesday on Twitter.   FBI hands over documents from Clinton email investigation to Congress Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- The FBI on Tuesday turned over several documents to Congress from its investigation into Hillary Clinton's controversial email use as secretary of state.   Hassan Whiteside freaks out at gamer for quitting NBA 2KAtlanta Braves ship Erick Aybar to Detroit Tigers for Mike Aviles Alex ButlerATLANTA, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Two teams swapped role players Tuesday as baseball's playoffs near.   Raging brush fire damages 2 Rio Olympic venues, organizers say Doug G. WareRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A raging wildfire that threatened multiple Olympic venues in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday is under investigation, organizers for the games said.   New blaze explodes onto SoCal wildfire scene; 2 highways closed; residents flee danger zone Doug G. Ware and Shawn PriceCAJON PASS, Calif., Aug. 16 (UPI) -- A new blaze erupted on the Southern California landscape Tuesday, closing two major freeways and evacuating an area already blackened by fire so far this year.   Coral reefs need fish urine to thrive Brooks HaysSEATTLE, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- New research suggests a lack of fish pee explains the lack of nutrients surrounding coral in waters where commercial fishing is common.   Do angioplasty patients really need beta-blocker drugs? Dennis Thompson, HealthDay NewsDoctors might be overprescribing beta-blocker medications to heart patients who aren't seriously ill, a new study contends.   Study finds links between chronic pain, depression in couples HealthDay NewsIf your significant other is depressed, you are at increased risk for chronic pain, a new study suggests.   Healthy Hispanic adults live longer than other ethnicities, study says Stephen FellerLOS ANGELES, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Despite higher rates of diabetes and other diseases, Hispanic people live longer than other ethnicities, according to researchers in Los Angeles.   'Mr. Robot' with Rami Malek renewed for Season 3 Annie MartinLOS ANGELES, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- USA Network renewed "Mr. Robot" starring Rami Malek for a third season following the Season 2 premiere.   Dogs anticipate owner's affection as much as a treat Brooks HaysDRUID HILLS, Ga., Aug. 16 (UPI) -- In a study of the relationship between humans and dogs, researchers found most dogs anticipate the praise of their owner as much or more than a food reward.   Kim Kardashian addresses butt injection rumors Annie MartinLOS ANGELES, Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Kim Kardashian revealed she gets butt injections to treat her psoriasis while discussing the much-publicized "dent" in her behind.   Injected drug may help fight osteoporosis in women Steven Reinberg, HealthDay NewsAn experimental drug appears to reduce bone fracture risk in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis better than the currently available drug, a new study finds.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Says It Responded to Attack on Foreigners in S. SudanWitness have accused the U.N. and U.S. embassies of failing to come to their aid amid a brutal assault last month on a hotel complex in the capital.  
Son of 'El Chapo' Among Those Kidnapped in Mexico: ProsecutorA prosecutor said the son of jailed drug kingpin JoaquÃn 'El Chapo' Guzmán was among the six men kidnapped from a Puerto Vallarta restaurant. João Havelange, Who Changed Soccer for Good and Bad, DiesAs head of FIFA for 24 years, João Havelange was widely considered one of the most powerful sports figures of the 20th century.
Russia: We Used Iran Base to Launch Syria AirstrikesRussian bombers took off from a base in Iran to conduct airstrikes in Syria Tuesday, marking a new development in the country's civil war. Lochte's Gunpoint Robbery Doesn't Rattle These TouristsThe message from some tourists in Rio? It's not as bad as you might have heard.
Search Resumes For Nazi Gold Train That Might Not ExistExplorers in Poland began digging Tuesday for a legendary Nazi train said to be laden with treasure and armaments. 3 Men Convicted for 'Incendiary' Speeches Supporting ISISBritish police said they conducted an undercover investigation — dubbed Operation Weedproof — for 20 months as surveillance of the men. Giant Panda Gives Birth to TwinsThe Vienna Zoo's panda, Yang Yang, gave birth to two new cubs on August 7. They are her fourth and fifth cubs after Fu Long, Fu Hu and Fu Bao. French Mayor Bans Pokemon Go Figures in His VillageA French mayor has banned the virtual presence of Pokemon Go characters in his whole eastern village citing security reasons. Three Dead After Tourist Boat Collides With SpeedboatAegina's proximity to the Greek capital makes it a popular destination for Greeks and foreign tourists. Radical U.K. Preacher Convicted of ISIS SupportOne of Britain's most infamous radical preachers is facing up to a decade behind bars after he was found guilty of trying to drum up support for ISIS. Chance Facebook Discovery Helps Reunite Disabled SistersScrolling through her Facebook timeline, Kentucky homemaker Lisa Lumpkins stumbled across a photograph that took her breath away. Mexican Police Probe Mass Kidnapping in Puerto VallartaAuthorities are searching for as many as 16 people who were abducted by gunmen from an upscale restaurant in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta. Tom Brokaw Takes a Tour of the 'Lungs of the Earth'The Amazon rainforest is one of the wonders of the world, but it has also become a war zone between environmentalists and the people who want to develop its resources. Turkey's Purge to Coup-Proof Its Military May BackfireWashington could find itself losing influence in the wake of Turkish President Erdogan's purge. Inside the Underground Hospital Treating Aleppo's KidsThe Syrian government-led bombing of Aleppo has targeted so many hospitals that the few still working have been forced underground. NBC's Richard Engel gets a rare look inside. Analysis: Making Sense of Trump's Foreign Policy PitchWhat would Donald Trump do to fix the Middle East? It's not an easy question to answer.Trump sought to clarify his worldview with a prepared speech in More Recent Articles
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‘Shadow Brokers’ Leak Raises Alarming Question: Was the N.S.A. Hacked?Outside experts said the data contained what appeared to be genuine samples of the top-secret code used in the production of the N.S.A.’s custom-built malware.
Early Voting Limits Donald Trump’s Time to Turn Campaign AroundTrump advisers say there are nearly three months to counter Hillary Clinton’s vast operation and get Mr. Trump on message. But voting starts in less than six weeks. Roger Ailes Is Advising Donald Trump Ahead of Presidential DebatesMr. Ailes is aiding Mr. Trump’s team as it turns its attention to the first debate with Hillary Clinton on Sept. 26 on Long Island.
F.B.I. Gives Congress Documents Related to Hillary Clinton E-Mail InquiryHouse Republicans had pushed the bureau to surrender material it had gathered before it concluded that Mrs. Clinton should not face criminal charges The Run-Up: Americans Don’t Trust Her. But Why?Has Hillary Clinton uttered untruths? Yes. But the perception that she is dishonest is about a confluence of mistakes, a marriage and partisanship.
Flooding in the South Looks a Lot Like Climate ChangeExpect more floods, destruction and death, warn scientists and experts who say weather prediction models are now outdated. As Louisiana Floodwaters Recede, the Scope of Disaster Comes Into ViewThe state said that at least 11 people had died and that about 30,000 had been rescued after a storm system dumped more than 20 inches of rain in two days. The Getaway: How to Get the Most out of Visiting World-Famous SitesFrom the Statue of Liberty to Stonehenge, tips on how to visit bucket-list sites without getting dazed and confused. On Olympics: Twins Finish Marathon Hand in Hand, but Their Country Says They Crossed a LineWhen the German twins Anna and Lisa Hahner joined hands as they finished deep in the pack in the women’s marathon, they quickly drew sharp criticism from their federation. Meet Simone Biles's FamilySimone Biles has continued her dominance of gymnastics by winning four gold medals and a bronze at the Rio Games. We sat down with her family to discuss their Olympic journey. Rio 2016: Rio Olympics Today: Simone Biles Soars to Fourth Gold MedalHere’s what’s happening, and what’s going to happen, at the Summer Games in Rio on Tuesday. Sports of The Times: In the Brazilian Rain Forest, ‘a White Elephant, a Big One’Like the opulent opera house in Manaus, which was built by rubber barons and fell into disuse, the costly Arena da Amazônia is providing little benefit. John McLaughlin, TV Host Who Made Combat of Punditry, Dies at 89A Jesuit priest who served in the Nixon White House, he turned to a new vocation that brought a sharp edge to the Sunday morning political talk show. Tulum Journal: Evictions by Armed Men Rattle a Mexican Tourist ParadiseAggressive property seizures, apparently legal but surrounded by questions, have shaken the beach town of Tulum and stained its image. 1999 Rape Case Swirls Around Nate Parker and His Film ‘The Birth of a Nation’The film is attracting unwanted attention because of renewed interest in the 17-year-old case in which Mr. Parker, the film’s director, writer and star, was accused — and later acquitted — of rape. After Lawsuit, New Jersey Allows Driver to Get ‘8THEIST’ License PlateThe suit had claimed religious discrimination because the Motor Vehicle Commission had approved a plate that said, “BAPTIST.” Sinosphere: Uninhibited Chinese Swimmer, Discussing Her Period, Shatters Another BarrierFu Yuanhui, already a media star for her exuberant style, broke a taboo among female athletes by telling an interviewer she had her period at the Olympics. Puerto Rico’s Financial Woes Revive Calls for IndependenceTo longtime nationalists, moves by the United States over the island’s $72 billion debt are yet more proof that colonialism is alive and well. Univision’s $135 Million Bid Is Said to Win Auction for Bankrupt GawkerThe sale came two months after Gawker filed for bankruptcy, a concession to the financial pressure it faced from a judgment in a case involving Hulk Hogan. In a First, Russia Uses an Iran Base for Its Syria CampaignLong-range bombers, which would otherwise have to travel from bases in Russia, flew from a facility near Hamadan, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Bus of Nepal Earthquake Survivors Plunges Off a Road, Killing 27An overloaded bus with villagers en route to sign agreements for grants to rebuild their homes ran off an unpaved road, killing and injuring dozens. Son of El Chapo Is Kidnapped at Gunpoint From a Party in MexicoJesús Alfredo Guzmán Salazar, an operative in the Sinaloa Cartel, was one of six men abducted from a restaurant in Puerto Vallarta. Brantley in Britain: Review: ‘Groundhog Day,’ All Over Again, Now With Song and DanceA hip, cuddly and cunningly sadistic musical adaptation of the 1993 Bill Murray movie has just opened in London. Talk: Anthony Weiner Thinks He’s Pretty Good at Giving AdviceThe former congressman on if Donald Trump Jr. ran for mayor of New York, life after the documentary and what, exactly, he’s up to now. Footsteps: Mark Twain Found Inspiration in Germany (Though Not German)Along the Neckar River in Germany, Mark Twain found an unlikely source of inspiration. More Recent Articles
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