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North Korea's Ri Yong Ho defends 'successful' nuclear test in U.N. speech Elizabeth ShimNEW YORK, Sept. 23 (UPI) -- North Korea's foreign minister said Friday Pyongyang's nuclear weapons are a self-defense measure.     
Explosion that destroyed Falcon rocket, Facebook satellite possibly due to gas tank breach Doug G. WareHAWTHORNE, Calif., Sept. 23 (UPI) -- A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that exploded on the launch pad this month and destroyed a satellite may have resulted from a leak in its cryogenic helium system.   U.S. Treasury freezes four suspected members of El Chapo's Mexico drug cartel Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (UPI) -- The U.S. Treasury Department identified four suspected members of Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel on Friday, which was run by Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.  
NFL Week 3 Persons of Interest: 28 potential break out stars this Sunday By Frank Cooney, The Sports XchangeCrime scene investigators usually have inside knowledge on persons of interest who aren't necessarily prime suspects, but may know what's up or even had a hand in the deed being scrutinized.   Adrian Peterson injury update: Minnesota Vikings place RB on IR The Sports XchangeRunning back Adrian Peterson might not miss the rest of the 2016 season, but he won't play until at least Week 11 after the Minnesota Vikings placed him on injured reserve Friday.  
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Video by Wife of Keith Scott Shows Her Pleas to PoliceThe video does not include a view of the shooting itself. Nor does it answer the crucial question of whether Mr. Scott was brandishing a gun, as police have maintained.  
Congressman Tells BBC: Charlotte Protesters ‘Hate White People’Representative Robert Pittenger, whose district includes parts of Charlotte, said demonstrators were upset because, unlike North Carolina’s white residents, they were not successful. Video of Keith L. Scott Police EncounterRakeyia Scott, the wife of Keith L. Scott, recorded the moments before and after the shooting of her husband by the police in Charlotte, N.C. The video includes graphic violence and disturbing language.
Charlotte Is Pressured to Release Police Video of Man’s KillingCity officials alternated between vowing transparency and resisting demands for footage of the killing of Keith Lamont Scott. Tulsa’s Prayers, and Past Scars, Softened Reaction to Police ShootingSome residents attribute Tulsa’s calm after a police shooting to religious restraint and the memories of a 1921 riot that left as many as 300 dead.
Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Ted Cruz Announces Support for Donald TrumpTwo months after refusing to endorse Mr. Trump at the G.O.P. convention, the senator said he had decided to vote for the nominee after “searching my own conscience.” College Republicans, Once ‘the Best Party on Campus,’ Endure Taunts Over TrumpTheir party’s nominee has attacked conservative heroes and traditions and caused dissension, doubt and widespread mockery from liberal classmates. Debate Prep? Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Differ on That, TooThe candidates are taking vastly different approaches to the first presidential debate, revealing what they see as their strengths and weaknesses. The Run-Up: Trump’s Ghostwriter Explains How to Beat Him in a DebateThe author who wrote “The Art of the Deal” for Donald Trump explains what advice he’s giving Hillary Clinton for Monday’s debate. Donald Trump the Philanthropist Is Known for His ReluctanceHis depiction as a generous benefactor has come into question recently amid a series of reports raising doubts about his pledges and his foundation. Ruling Means Most of Hillary Clinton’s Emails Will Come Out After ElectionIn announcing a new timetable, a federal judge acknowledged the burden on State Department lawyers in reviewing thousands of messages. Hackers Trawl User Data in Hopes a Small Target Will Lead to a Big OneBy perusing personal accounts of people with even the thinnest thread of a connection to power, hackers can find their way to high-level government officials. What the Hacking at Yahoo Means for VerizonQuestions swirl about whether Verizon’s $4.8 billion deal for Yahoo’s core business will be renegotiated, or happen at all. California Today: California Today: Should We Ban Plastic Bags?Friday: Settling the plastic bag issue, a leaning tower in San Francisco, and the best place to raise a family in the state. Travel Tips: How to Plan an Active VacationWhen planning an active vacation, find trips that match your fitness level — and consider those that offer more than one type of sport. 9 New Books We Recommend This WeekWhy Bomb Suspect’s Travels Didn’t Set Off More ScrutinyAhmad Khan Rahami, who is charged in a two-state bombing spree, was flagged for extra screening when he returned from traveling abroad, but his travels did not raise any immediate alarm. This Land: In an Era of Hyperbole, Paul Bunyan Is as Tall as EverMany Minnesotans still hold a gargantuan lumberjack in reverence, but anything seems possible in this era, and election, of hyperbole. The Bangladeshi Traffic Jam That Never EndsA visit to the city of Dhaka, where there are two types of traffic: really bad and really, really bad. Haitians, After Perilous Journey, Find Door to U.S. Abruptly ShutAfter a trek through Latin America many migrants thought they were just days from entering the United States, but a shift in American policy has left them stranded. ‘Doomsday Today in Aleppo’: Assad and Russian Forces Bombard CityRepeated airstrikes that destroyed buildings and killed about 100 people came with the threat of a ground invasion, as efforts at the United Nations to revive a truce appeared to collapse. Amid New Airstrikes in Syria, an Aid Convoy ArrivesA procession of trucks carrying supplies for 40,000 people arrived in a Damascus suburb on Thursday, but bombing continued in the rebel-held areas of Aleppo. Obama Vetoes 9/11 Bill, but Congressional Override Is ExpectedThe legislation would let the families of victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks sue Saudi Arabia for any role in the plot. The president says the law threatens national security. Egypt Recovers Over 160 Bodies From Sunken Migrant BoatThe boat was carrying more than 400 people, most young Egyptian men, and the death toll is expected to rise, officials said. Blue Jays 9, Yankees 0: Wild Card Is Slipping Out of Reach of the Yankees’ Experienced Hands“Worry about today,” Manager Joe Girardi said, before the Yankees compounded missed opportunities in Toronto to drop to four games behind Detroit in the wild-card race with nine games left. Bridge Case Culprit Says Christie and Ex-Aides Used Port Authority as ‘Goody Bag’David Wildstein, who has confessed to coming up with the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scheme, said the Christie administration used the agency to spread money, jobs and gifts. The Other 13 Women Testifying Against Cosby ... if the Court Lets ThemBill Cosby’s fate may rest on whether a judge in his sexual assault trial lets jurors hear from a group of women with details that prosecutors say echo his accuser’s. 6 Sites Recognized by Britain for Significance to Gay HistoryThe sites include former homes of Oscar Wilde and Benjamin Britten, and were chosen as part of an effort to commemorate Britain’s gay heritage. Modern Love: When a Couch Is More Than a CouchFor a young mother with terminal cancer, questions about her own mortality merge with decisions about upholstery and cushion width. More Recent Articles
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