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Doctors report probable Zika transmission via blood transfusionDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Doctors believe that a blood donor passed along the typically mosquito-borne virus in late January to two hospitalized patients who needed transfusions.     
Kids with mild asthma can take acetaminophenHealthDay News Acetaminophen does not worsen asthma symptoms in young children, a new study finds. Green Party's Jill Stein: Reject lesser-of-two-evils philosophy Eric DuVallNEW YORK, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein encouraged voters to "reject" Hillary Clinton as "the lesser evil" and embrace a liberal agenda for the country.  
Trump Tower fined $10K for swapping public bench for merchandise kiosk Shawn PriceNEW YORK, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Donald Trump's Trump Tower has been fined $10,000 by the city of New York for swapping a public bench in the lobby with two kiosks selling Trump merchandise.   North Korea blames U.S. for 1976 ax murders Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- North Korea charged the United States with fabricating the facts surrounding the North Korean ax murders that took place in the demilitarized zone 40 years ago.  
Rio Roundup: U.S. women sweep 100m hurdles, Jennings/Ross bring home bronze Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- An American trio stood tall, draped in its national flag Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro.   "Whitey" Bulger asks U.S. Supreme Court to hear his case Shawn PriceBOSTON, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Convicted Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger is asking the US Supreme Court to consider his case and overturn his dozens of criminal convictions.   Ex-JPMorgan Chase V.P. guilty on 9 counts of insider trading in father's $1M windfall Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- A former Wall Street banker was convicted of fraud Wednesday for giving illegal information to his father, who used it to make several high-dollar trades.   Notre Dame football: Fighting Irish QB's Malik Zaire, DeShone Kizer to rotate in opener The Sports XchangeNotre Dame football coach Brian Kelly put a temporary end to the debate about which player will be the team's starting quarterback this season by saying on Wednesday that both junior Malik Zaire and sophomore DeShone Kizer will play in the Sept. 4 opener against Texas.   Just 12 percent of Rio Paralympics tickets sold Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Despite Rio de Janeiro's ticketing director saying that 29 percent of its Paralympics tickets had been sold, only 12 percent have been sold.   Captain America: Does Ashton Eaton look like a super hero or villain in cooling cap? Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Its cool blue color gave the impression of the people's champion, but its shape mirrored something that would be worn by 'Magneto.'   DeAndre Jordan prioritizes gold medal over NBA title Alex ButlerRIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- They say don't knock it until you try it.   Inflation still a concern for Federal Reserve, minutes show; U.S. stocks get mini boost Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- The Federal Reserve's decision three weeks ago to leave key interest rates unchanged had a ripple effect that sparked a small rally on Wall Street Wednesday.   Rescuers free dolphin from 3 pounds of fishing equipment in Texas Ben HooperSOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- A dolphin that had been tangled in fishing line for at least three weeks was rescued off the Texas coast by a team of volunteers.   Florida man ordered to stop calling for pizza delivery Ben HooperSEBASTIAN, Fla., Aug. 17 (UPI) -- A Florida judge banned a man from ordering pizza delivery after he allegedly caused more than $667 in losses with prank calls.   Poland may criminalize term 'Polish death camp' to describe Nazi WWII Holocaust sites Doug G. WareWARSAW, Poland, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Poland's government is mulling a law to make it a jail-able offense to refer to the Nazi concentration camps of World War II as "Polish death camps."   Jack Huston says chariot-racing in 'Ben-Hur' was 'a rush' Karen ButlerNEW YORK, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Actor Jack Huston admits he feared he might be "dead before lunch" the first day he began chariot-racing for his big-screen epic "Ben-Hur."   Cyclist avoids the stink in curious encounter with family of skunks Ben HooperPARIS, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- A French cyclist who encountered a family of curious skunks in the road managed to avoid the stink by holding still.   Ginger-based nanoparticles may treat inflammatory bowel disease Stephen FellerATLANTA, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Nanoparticles derived from ginger root reduced inflammation and enhanced intestinal repair in mice with inflammatory bowel disease, researchers report.   2016 Wyndham Championship: High stakes, FedEx spots, bring drama to Greensboro The Sports XchangeThe stakes are high at the Wyndham Championship, which begins Thursday at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C., and only part of it has to do with the $1 million winner's share of the $5.6 million purse.   Early Mexican civilization may have bred rabbits and hares Brooks HaysMEXICO CITY, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- New isotopic analysis suggests the ancient people of Teotihuacan may have bred and managed rabbits and hares.   Polymers may prevent chronic inflammation in lupus patients Stephen FellerDURHAM, N.C., Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Polymers that clear debris from dead cells shut down the harmful cycle of inflammation and immune response in mice with lupus, according to a study.   Hepatitis A outbreak traced to scallops from Philippines, officials say Doug G. WareHONOLULU, Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Health officials in Hawaii said they have traced the origin of a recent hepatitis A outbreak to some frozen imported scallops from the Philippines.   Jinger Duggar, Jeremy Vuolo court in new 'Counting On' trailer Annie MartinTONTITOWN, Ark., Aug. 17 (UPI) -- Jeremy Vuolo goes engagement ring shopping for Jinger Duggar in a new trailer for "Jill & Jessa: Counting On" Season 2.   Anemia boosts stroke death risk, study finds Steven Reinberg, HealthDay NewsOlder stroke victims suffering from anemia -- a lack of red blood cells -- may have higher odds of dying, researchers report.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 New York Times | Donald Trump Appoints Media Firebrand to Run Campaign New York Times Donald J. Trump at a meeting on national security in New York on Wednesday, with Michael T. Flynn, left, and Keith Kellogg, retired American generals. Credit Damon Winter/The New York Times. Donald J. Trump named as his new campaign chief on ... Trump doubles down in naming a combative true believer as campaign chief How Donald Trumps New Hire Finally Killed GOP Unity For Conservative Press, The Post-Trump Reckoning Can't Come Soon Enough |
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Bottoms Up! World's Largest Airship Takes Maiden VoyageThe 302-foot-long "Airlander 10" is filled with 1.3 million cubic feet of helium, can reach an altitude of up to 16,000 feet and stay aloft five days.
South Sudan Says It Executed Two Soldiers for Brutal RampageHuman Rights Watch reported that government soldiers killed and raped civilians and looted civilian property in the capital last month. Chefs Prepare Gourmet Meals for Rio's HomelessAway from the Olympic Games, international chefs use donated food to prepare gourmet meals for those in need.
Turkey to Release 20 Percent of Prison PopulationThe arrests of tens of thousands of people suspected of links to last month's attempted coup are burdening Turkey's overstretched jails. 500 People, 7 Pets Evacuated in P.R. Cruise Ship FireAuthorities in Puerto Rico say more than 500 passengers have been evacuated after a small fire erupted on a cruise ship.
High-Speed Train Rams Into Downed Tree, Injuring 13A passenger train in southern France collided with a tree that was blown onto the track during a severe storm. IOC Official Arrested for Alleged Plot to Scalp Olympic TicketsThe president of the Irish national Olympic committee, Patrick Hickey was arrested in Rio for his alleged involvement in an Olympics tickets scam. Romance Novels by Female Authors in Nigeria Challenge TraditionsA flourishing literary movement centered in the ancient city of Kano, in northern Nigeria, of dozens of young women are rebelling through romance novels. 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. How Some Middle East Countries 'Buy' Olympic MedalsTiny Middle Eastern nations are paying big bucks to import top-notch African talent. Russia Takes Swipe at State Department: Check Your MapsRussia suggested State Department officials "check their logic and knowledge" in a withering statement defending Moscow's use of Iranian bases to launch Syria airstrikes. High-Ranking North Korean Diplomat Defects, South SaysA high-ranking North Korean diplomat has defected to South Korea, officials from the South said Wednesday. Steve Wynn Opens $4B Casino in China's MacauCasino tycoon Steve Wynn's $4 billion resort in Macau features thousands of hotel rooms, an aerial gondola and a miniature of the Eiffel Tower. Death Toll Climbs in Aleppo as U.N. Warns of 'Catastrophe'Seven civilians were killed in Aleppo, Syria's state-run news agency said Wednesday, after the U.N. warned of a "humanitarian catastrophe" there. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump Appoints Media Firebrand to Run CampaignNaming Stephen K. Bannon the campaign’s chief executive completed a merger between the most strident elements of the conservative news media and Mr. Trump’s campaign.
Trump’s New Campaign Chief: Stephen BannonDonald J. Trump has shaken up his presidential campaign for the second time in two months, hiring Stephen Bannon, a top executive from Breitbart News, as the Republican campaign’s chief executive. What Is Breitbart News?The conservative site has played a role in the rise of Sarah Palin, the downfall of Anthony Weiner and the political success of Donald Trump.
Stephen Bannon, a Rookie Campaign Chief Who ‘Loves the Fight’Donald J. Trump has shuffled his campaign leadership once again, this time appointing the head of the conservative website Breitbart News. Hillary Clinton Twists the Knife in Donald Trump’s Tax ProposalsJust as President Obama attacked Mitt Romney for paying a lower effective tax rate than most Americans, Mrs. Clinton said Mr. Trump’s plan would benefit people in his own bracket.
Trump Casinos’ Tax Debt Was $30 Million. Then Christie Took Office. <div> </div>Under Gov. Chris Christie, New Jersey agreed to accept just $5 million in the bankruptcy cases of casinos founded by his friend Donald J. Trump, raising questions of special treatment. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. As Insurers Balk, U.S. Makes New Push to Boost Health Care ActAn uneasy truce between the government and insurers appears to be fraying as some of the large companies say they are leaving or sharply scaling back. U.N. Admits Role in Cholera Epidemic in HaitiThe acknowledgment came after a confidential report told the secretary general that the outbreak, which began in 2010, “would not have broken out but for the actions of the United Nations.” Feature: David’s Ankles: How Imperfections Could Bring Down the World’s Most Perfect StatueMy obsession with the flaws, reproductions and potential collapse of Michelangelo’s masterpiece. American Swimmers Pulled Off Plane in RioA judge had issued an order to seize passports as doubts emerged over reports United States swimmers had been robbed. Who Are the Swimmers Who Were With Ryan Lochte?Elaine Thompson Adds the 200 to Her 100 CrownBasketball | Quarterfinals: U.S. Basketball Team Muffles Argentines, if Not Their Fervent FansAfter a string of close victories, the Americans won easily in front of a raucous pro-Argentina crowd. No Way Around Rio’s Gridlock, Even for Olympic OfficialsMembers of the International Olympic Committee are among those grumbling about the world-class transportation problems at the Rio Games. Boxing Judges and Refs Removed After Suspicious ResultsThe amateur boxing federation made the dismissals after reviewing 239 Olympic bouts and determining “less than a handful of the decisions were not at the level expected.” ‘The Birth of a Nation,’ Nate Parker’s Heralded Film, Is Now Cloaked in ControversyIt has become clouded by a nearly two-decade-old case in which Mr. Parker was accused, and later acquitted, of raping a fellow student while at Penn State. Matter: From Fins Into Hands: Scientists Discover a Deep Evolutionary LinkThe findings by a University of Chicago team will help researchers understand how our ancestors left the water, transforming fins into limbs so they could move on land. Prosecutors Say Trump Tower Climber Wanted PublicityStephen Rogata appeared in Criminal Court for his arraignment via a video connection to Bellevue Hospital Center, where he is being held for psychiatric evaluation. Flooding Compounds Pain of Tragic Summer in Baton RougeLouisiana officials say that the flooding has killed at least 13 and that about 30,000 people have been rescued. About 40,000 homes have been damaged. Phil Collins Is Very Much AliveThis drummer and singer is returning to the spotlight — slowly — with a gig at the United States Open, a singles collection and a memoir, “Not Dead Yet,” this fall. Skala Sikaminias Journal: Greek Villagers Rescued Migrants. Now They Are the Ones Suffering.The island of Lesbos was ground zero for refugees flooding across the Aegean. A year later, the imprint of that experience still affects one village that tried to help. Southern California Fire Flared Up at 5 Acres. A Day Later, It Covered 25,000.The Blue Cut Fire “hit with an intensity that we haven’t seen before,” the San Bernardino County fire chief said. Syrian Government and Russia Are Accused of Using Napalm-Like BombsThe Syrian government and Russia are accused of using the bombs, which can cause horrific burns, in or near cities. Russia is part of a treaty banning them in civilians areas. Visiting Beijing, Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi Seeks to Mend RelationsWith her first visit to a major capital since becoming leader of Myanmar, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi signaled that her foreign policy would be more friendly toward China. Genetic Tests for a Heart Disorder Mistakenly Find Blacks at RiskA study finds that errors were made because earlier research linking genetic traits to illness did not include enough blacks. Policy Puzzle: The Fed Is Searching for a New Framework. New Minutes Show It Doesn’t Have One Yet.Has something fundamental shifted? Amid uncertainty, the Fed affirmed the status quo. An Obsessive Collector Who’s Drawn Royalty to BrooklynSteven Korff, owner of more than 400 contemporary Japanese ceramics, has crammed his Brooklyn home with vases and bowls that have attracted an art-world elite. Field Notes: Sneakers for That Sprint Down the AisleFor comfort and casual style, more brides, particularly millennials, are choosing sneakers for themselves and even the whole wedding party. Arthur Hiller, ‘Love Story’ Director and Box-Office Magnet, Dies at 92For a time he was one of Hollywood’s most commercially successful directors, piloting nearly 70 feature films, television movies and series episodes. More Recent Articles
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