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Rio Roundup: USA ups medal count to 74, Allyson Felix unseated in 400m Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Bahamian Shaunae Miller dove over the finish line Monday night to edge United States track legend Allyson Felix in the 400-meter final at the Summer Games.     
Western & Southern Open: Serena Williams withdraws due to shoulder injury The Sports XchangeSerena Williams, the No. 1-ranked women's player in the world, withdrew from the Western & Southern Open tennis tournament in Cincinnati because of a shoulder injury, the tournament announced on Monday.   Kaepernick or Gabbert?: San Francisco 49ers QB questions multiply The Sports XchangeQuarterback Thad Lewis is out for the season with a torn ACL, San Francisco 49ers coach Chip Kelly said Monday.  
Green Bay Packers' Clay Matthews, three others face suspension in PED investigation The Sports XchangeGreen Bay Packers linebackers Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers are among four NFL players facing suspension for their refusal to cooperate with an NFL investigation into performance enhancing drugs.   KCNA: North Korea delegation met with Democratic Republic of Congo officials Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- A North Korean delegation led by Ri Su Yong arrived in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to Pyongyang's state media.  
Justice Department files lawsuit against United Airlines Shawn PriceWA, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- United Airlines violated an Air Force Reservist's rights under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act, a Justice Dept. complaint said.   U.S. transfers 15 inmates at Guantanamo in push to close prison during Obama presidency Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- President Obama's administration on Monday transferred more detainees from the Guantanamo prison than it has in any other single transfer during his presidency.   Buffalo Bills rookie Cardale Jones impresses in first preseason game The Sports XchangePITTSFORD. N.Y. -- Cardale Jones apparently did not get the message, the one about NFL players not caring who wins or loses preseason games, because the rookie quarterback seemed genuinely disappointed that the Buffalo Bills dropped a 19-18 decision to the Colts Saturday.   Syria: Americans favor U.S. involvement in terror fight, less supportive of Assad battle Doug G. WareCHICAGO, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Americans largely support U.S. involvement in fighting terrorists in Syria -- but are less supportive of Pentagon efforts to remove President Assad from power.   New guidelines set safe surgery margins for some breast cancersHealthDay News New surgery guidelines for certain breast cancer patients could reduce both unnecessary surgeries and recurrence rates, three U.S. cancer groups say.   Experts: Heat waves hit seniors hardestHealthDay News Older people are at added risk for heat stroke and other heat-related illnesses, according to the U.S. National Institute on Aging.   U.S. condemns deadly coalition bombing of Yemen hospital; Saudis deny targeting Doug G. WareSANAA, Yemen, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- A Yemen hospital was bombed by Saudi-led forces Monday, killing 15 people, amid allegations that the coalition is intentionally targeting hospitals and schools.   Iraqi PM announces five new cabinet ministers in effort to clean up corruption Doug G. WareBAGHDAD, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Iraq's parliament on Monday approved five new cabinet appointments by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in efforts to clean up corruption in Baghdad's government.   Publicist: A-Rod not coming back this season The Sports XchangeAlex Rodriguez will not be playing baseball for the rest of the season, his publicist confirmed on Monday.   Michelle Obama's brother hired by Milwaukee Bucks The Sports XchangeThe Milwaukee Bucks may give the Chicago Bulls a run for their money as President Barack Obama's favorite team.   Cleveland Browns WR Josh Gordon returns to practice The Sports XchangeCleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was activated from the non-football injury list Monday and returned to practice.   Buffalo Bills RB Karlos Williams passes physical, returns to practice The Sports XchangeThe Buffalo Bills activated Karlos Williams from the active/non-football illness list Monday after the second-year running back passed his physical.   Baltimore Ravens LB Terrell Suggs returns to practice The Sports XchangeBaltimore Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, who tore his left Achilles in the 2015 opener, was activated off the physically unable to perform list.   Detroit Lions sign TE Andrew Quarless despite two-game suspension The Sports XchangeThe Detroit Lions signed free agent Andrew Quarless on Monday despite the tight end facing a two-game suspension for firing a gun in public.   Adele: I turned down Super Bowl LI halftime The Sports XchangeAdele wasn't interested in saying "Hello" to the National Football League.   Childhood cancer survivors need to be monitored for complications, study says Stephen FellerLOS ANGELES, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Researchers at Children's Hospital of Los Angeles say childhood cancer survivors need greater long-term monitoring based on self-reported symptoms in a study.   Trump pledges to tighten immigration restrictions as part of terror fight Doug G. WareYOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Donald Trump on Monday doubled down on an intention to tighten American borders as a measure to avert potential future terrorist attacks in the United States.   Gabby Douglas "devastated" by social media bullies Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 15 (UPI) -- Not long ago, American gymnast Gabby Douglas was the darling of the Summer Games.   New study confirms possibility of fifth force of nature Brooks HaysIRVINE, Calif., Aug. 15 (UPI) -- New research suggests the results of a previous experiment could indicate the existence of a fifth fundamental force of nature.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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11 Dead After Airstrikes Hit 'Doctors Without Borders' HospitalAirstrikes hit a hospital in northern Yemen on Monday killing 11 and wounding 19, according to Doctors Without Borders.  
Fifteen Gitmo Detainees Released to UAEThe release comes six months after President Obama announced his long-awaited and much criticized plan to shutter the detention facility. Troops Raped Foreigners as U.N. Ignored Calls for Help: APFor hours throughout the assault, the U.N. peacekeeping force stationed less than a mile away refused to respond to desperate calls for help. Neither did embassies, including the U.S. Embassy.
Masked Man Rushes Swedish Soccer Field, Attacks GoalkeeperPolice said the 17-year- old suspect told investigators that he had left a bomb in the stands, but no bomb was found. Protecting the Amazon: Tom Brokaw Explores World's Largest RainforestThe 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.
Inside the Underground Hospital Built to Treat Aleppo's ChildrenThe 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. Olympic Fans Injured Outside Arena When Camera FallsSeven people were injured Monday when a television camera fell more than 60 feet to the ground Monday outside the Olympic basketball venue. 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. Peru Earthquake Kills at Least 4, Including U.S. TouristHigh Testosterone Snares Women Athletes in RioSome women have naturally high testosterone levels. This is getting some in trouble at the Olympics. Woman Sentenced to 10 Years for Kidnapping NewbornA judge told the 52-year-old convicted kidnapper that she had caused 'immense' pain to the biological parents whose baby was taken from them. 33 Killed, 28 Injured as Bus Veers Off Nepal RoadThe bus was heading to Kartike Deurali village, among the worst hit by last year's quake, which killed nearly 9,000 people in the country. $560M Airport Terminal Floods Just Days After OpeningThe airport operator said it brought the flooding under control within an hour. Teenager Who Led 'Umbrella Revolution' Avoids JailA magistrate sentenced Joshua Wong and Nathan Law to community service on Monday while a third activist, Alex Chow, received a suspended sentence. Watch All of Bolt's 100m Olympic Triumphs at OnceRyan Lochte: Fake Cop Cocked Gun, 'Put It to My Forehead'After a night of celebration, swimmer Ryan Lochte says he and his three teammates were held up by criminals posing as cops in Rio. Peshmerga Forces Open Fire In Battle for MosulKurdish Peshmerga forces open fire on ISIS fighters in a battle to control territory in Mosul. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump’s Terrorism Plan Mixes Cold War Concepts and Limits on ImmigrantsMr. Trump, in a foreign policy address, called for “extreme vetting” of prospective new arrivals that would include an “ideological test.”
Biden Warns Trump Is Risk to U.S. SecurityThe vice president said Mr. Trump’s remarks had already made him a danger to U.S. allies and military personnel, saying, “This guy’s shame has no limits.” The 2016 Race: The State of the Clinton-Trump Race: Is It Over?Donald Trump can still win, but it’s becoming more unlikely by the day, and the possibility of a landslide victory for Hillary Clinton is greater.
Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. This Great-Grandmother Coaches an Olympic Champion. Now Let Her By.Anna Sofia Botha, 74, has coached the South African runner Wayde van Niekerk for four years, helping him break the elusive men’s 400-meter world record.
Olympian’s Mother Leaves a Suitcase at Check-In, and It Is DestroyedCindy Lloyd, the mother of the American volleyball player Carli Lloyd, left her bag at a Rio cruise ship terminal and then learned that the authorities had blown it up. DealBook: An Olympic Event Where 1st Prize Is the Chance to Lose BillionsDelegations from four cities are quietly competing in Rio, lobbying to host the 2024 Summer Games — a privilege that could cost them dearly. Rio ‘Has Never Felt So Safe.’ But What Happens After the Games?Brazil has deployed a security force of 85,000 for the Olympics, but with an economy in turmoil, residents fear that violence will soon surge again. Roundup From Rio: Simone Biles Finishes 3rd on BeamA day after Usain Bolt thrilled Rio with another come-from-behind victory in the 100-meter dash, records could fall at Olympic Stadium. Pennsylvania’s Attorney General Is Convicted on All CountsThe state’s top prosecutor was accused of leaking secret grand jury information in an effort to discredit a political rival, then lying to cover it up. Brooklyn Man Charged With Killing Imam and Assistant Near MosqueThe man, Oscar Morel, 35, was taken into custody late Sunday after the police connected him to a hit and run that occurred about a mile away from the fatal attack, the police said. Muslims in Queens Pray for Killed ImamVoices from the funeral prayers for Alauddin Akonjee and his associate Thara Miah, who were killed on Saturday as they were returning from their mosque in Ozone Park, Queens. Concerns About Mayor de Blasio’s Response After Imam and Assistant Are KilledOther New York officials rushed to the scene of the Queens shootings. Mr. de Blasio was not among them, raising up a familiar question: When does a situation warrant a mayor’s presence? 15 Guantánamo Detainees Are Sent to Emirates in Largest Obama-Era TransferThe Pentagon on Monday announced the move of 12 Yemenis and three Afghans, bringing the wartime prison’s population to 61. Well: Hacks Can Ease the Trials of AgingFrom the dollar store or the design studio, solutions to make daily tasks easier for the elderly. Upset by Brexit, Some British Jews Look to GermanyA desire to retain the right to live and work on the Continent after Britain leaves the bloc has led some to explore what was once unthinkable. Their Hair Fell Out. Should the F.D.A. Have the Power to Act?Giants of the industry are facing off against smaller players over a proposal to give the F.D.A. more authority to ensure the safety of beauty products. In U.S. Jails, a Constitutional Clash Over Air-ConditioningMany jails in the South lack air-conditioning. To plenty of prisoners, and some federal judges, that effectively amounts to cruel and unusual punishment. Bombing of Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Yemen Kills at Least 15The bombing in northern Yemen came two days after airstrikes by Saudi warplanes killed at least 19 people, mostly children. N.F.L. Threatens to Suspend Four Players for Not Cooperating With Steroid InvestigationJulius Peppers, Clay Matthews, James Harrison and Mike Neal have declined to participate after a news report linked them to performance-enhancing drugs. Louisiana Floods Lead to 7 DeathsRain swollen rivers and creeks have inundated parishes, and the authorities fear more areas could become flooded as rainfall is forecast this week. Comedy Central Cancels Larry Wilmore’s Late-Night ShowThe network’s president said that the decision to cancel the show 12 weeks before the presidential election was simple: The show “hasn’t resonated.” Gabby Douglas Defends Herself Against the Wrath of Social MediaThe Olympic gymnast has been criticized for everything from her hair to not placing her hand on her heart during the national anthem. What in the World: Flocking to Robben Island: Tourists by Day, Poachers by NightThe fall of apartheid emptied the South African island’s infamous cellblocks. Now a global appetite for abalone is emptying its shellfish beds. Giant Coral Reef in Protected Area Shows New Signs of LifeDevastated by unusually warm water in the Pacific, the reef is splashed with colors again, providing hope for reviving coral elsewhere. Books of The Times: From Bare Knuckles to Idealism in ‘Bobby Kennedy: The Making of a Liberal Icon’Larry Tye’s biography goes beyond the “bad Bobby” and “good Bobby” approach in exploring how a hard-nosed politician came to tilt against social injustice. As Canada Moves to Legalize Marijuana, Shop Owners Ask: Why Wait?The money, politics and policing of recreational marijuana is a major test for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has promised to legalize it as soon as 2017. More Recent Articles
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