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Wife in real 'Fault in Our Stars' story dies five days after husband Doug G. WareFLEMINGSBURG, Ky., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- The surviving half of a terminally ill couple whose plight gained attention for its resemblance to a Hollywood film died Thursday, five days after her husband.     
Margot Robbie to host Season 42 premiere of 'Saturday Night Live' Karen ButlerNEW YORK, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- "Suicide Squad" star Margot Robbie is set to host the Season 42 premiere of "Saturday Night Live."   Sensitive info, including first lady's passport, leaked after hack of White House staffer's email Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Officials are looking into the reported breach of an email account belonging to a White House contractor that leaked sensitive information.  
Investigators say black on debris not proof of fire aboard MH370 Doug G. WareCANBERRA, Australia, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Blackened debris possibly from MH370 found on an African coast recently does not necessarily indicate the plane was doomed by a fire, officials said Thursday.   Tulsa officer charged with manslaughter in motorist's shooting death Doug G. WareTULSA, Okla., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- A police officer responsible for shooting an unarmed motorist to death in Oklahoma last week is now facing criminal charges.  
Hillary Clinton clears campaign schedule in favor of debate prep Eric DuVallCHAPPAQUA, N.Y., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has cleared her public campaign schedule as of Thursday to focus on preparing for Monday's presidential debate.   Spinal cord injuries in mice treated with neuron transplants Stephen FellerSAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Mice with spinal cord injuries had increased bladder control and reduced neuropathic pain after receiving injections of human stem cells, researchers report.   Two ex-aides to N.Y.'s Cuomo, seven others indicted on federal corruption charges Doug G. WareALBANY, N.Y., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office was hit with accusations that two ex-aides and seven others broke the law in an effort to boost the state economy.   Evidence of well water contamination in Eagle Ford Shale region Brooks HaysARLINGTON, Texas, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Chemists have found signs of contamination in well water samples collected throughout the Eagle Ford Shale region in Texas.   National Medals of Arts presented to Mel Brooks and Audra McDonald Karen ButlerWASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama honored Mel Brooks, Philip Glass, Sandra Cisneros and Berry Gordy for their contributions to American culture at the White House.   Ex-Brazil finance minister sprung from jail hours after arrest for family emergency Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. WareSãO PAULO, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Disgraced Brazilian finance minister Guido Mantega got out of jail Thursday, just hours after his arrest on corruption charges, due to a family emergency.   Hillary Clinton proposes 65% top rate for estate tax Eric DuVallWASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Hillary Clinton released an updated tax plan that would impose a 65 percent tax on estates for the wealthiest individuals in the country.   Scientists zero in on cause of rare, disfiguring skin disorder HealthDay NewsIchthyosis leaves those affected with red, scaly skin. Now, scientists say they may have pinpointed both the cause of the disease and a potential treatment.   Clemson vs. Georgia Tech prediction, preview, pick to win The Sports XchangeDabo Swinney's Clemson Tigers football team has one big test before facing the Louisville Cardinals.   Tamoxifen OK for breast cancer patients without uterine abnormalities: Study HealthDay NewsFor most women, taking the breast cancer drug tamoxifen doesn't increase their risk of uterine cancer, a new study suggests.   Phillip Rivers: San Diego Chargers know they need some road wins The Sports XchangeSAN DIEGO -- Philip Rivers was rolling back the time machine. Was "Marty Ball" really the subject?   Stunt jumper in Laguna Beach, Calif., completes breathtaking plummet into hotel pool Daniel UriaLAGUNA BEACH, Calif., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- A stunt jumper in California completed a daring leap from a hotel balcony an outdoor pool below.   Dinosaurs copied the body, skull shapes of distant relatives Brooks HaysBLACKSBURG, Va., Sept. 22 (UPI) -- Dinosaurs took on shapes that were easily recognized in the proportions of their distant relatives -- an evolutionary phenomenon known as convergence.   Australian snake catcher relocates massive carpet python from resident's yard Ben HooperCOOLUM, Australia, Sept. 22 (UPI) -- An Australian snake catcher recorded video of an 8-foot carpet python that didn't seem too pleased to be confronted by the resident's dog.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Keith Scott’s Family Sees Videos of His Killing, and Says the Public Should, TooCharlotte’s police chief stood by his decision not to release the recordings. As people resumed protests Thursday night, the city’s mayor ordered a curfew.  
Protesters Chant ‘We Want The Tapes’After Charlotte’s police chief said he would not release the videos of the killing of a black man, hundreds of people gathered. Fatal Shooting by Police Shakes Charlotte’s Self-ImageAfter decades in which it willed itself to big-city status, Charlotte, in the last decade, has had to grapple with a host of big-city problems.
Scott Family Lawyer Speaks OutJustin T. Bamberg, the lawyer for the family of Keith L. Scott, a black man killed by the police in Charlotte, N.C., spoke at a news conference Thursday after a second night of unrest. Tulsa Officer Charged in Fatal Shooting of Black DriverThe officer, Betty Shelby, was charged with first-degree manslaughter in the death of Terence Crutcher, who was unarmed.
Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Yahoo Says Hackers Stole Data on 500 Million Users in 2014The company said user information was stolen by what it believed was a “state-sponsored actor,” without naming the country. ‘Keep an Eye on Him,’ Ahmad Khan Rahami’s Father Says He Told F.B.I.In interviews, Mohammad Rahami said he warned agents about his son’s interest in terrorist organizations and his admiration of a leading Qaeda propagandist. As New York Breathes Sigh of Relief, Bomb Victims Cope With the AftermathOfficials spoke with relief that no one died in the Chelsea bombing, but those injured suffered grievous wounds — to their bodies, and their psyches. ‘In-Betweeners’ Are Part of a Rich Recruiting Pool for JihadistsTerrorism experts say Islamist groups target the particular anxieties of Western Muslims from immigrant backgrounds — young adults whose identities have not yet solidified. Remarkable Journeys With Six PhotographersPhoto essays from around the world by Andrea Frazzetta, Joachim Ladefoged, David Maurice Smith, Kirsten Luce, Sebastián Liste and Raymond Meeks. Obama Puts Syria at Arm’s Length as Carnage Drags OnThe president scarcely mentioned the war in a farewell address to the United Nations General Assembly, typical of the approach he has taken on the world stage in recent weeks. 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. Donald Trump’s Crime Policies Might Hit Minorities Harder, Experts SayCivil rights activists and national security veterans fear Mr. Trump’s plan could have the effect of treating minorities with suspicion and singling them out for scrutiny. Keith Scott’s Killing by Police Emerges as Issue in Tight North Carolina RaceHillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump seized on the shooting and protests in Charlotte, but it was unclear whether they could sway undecided voters. Donald Trump, in Pittsburgh, Pledges to Boost Both Coal and GasBut experts said the Republican nominee’s plan won’t work, because natural gas fracking is the surest way to stymie coal production, and vice versa. Inside Hillary Clinton’s Outrage Machine, Allies Push the ButtonsIn an increasingly competitive race, a group called Shareblue aims to expose what it considers to be news coverage stacked against Mrs. Clinton. Keeping Score: Baseball Is Having a Power Surge, but Nobody Knows WhyExplanations for the sudden rise in home runs include doping and a shift in strategy. Chris Christie Protected Culprit in Bridge Lane Closings, Agency Head TestifiesThe executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Patrick J. Foye, said on Thursday that he was prevented from questioning an ally of the governor. Anthony Weiner Faces New Scrutiny After Report About Girl, 15A federal subpoena seeks records pertaining to allegations that Mr. Weiner, an ex-congressman married to a Hillary Clinton aide, traded sexually explicit messages with a teenager. Muslim Brotherhood’s Political Arm Wins Seats in Jordan’s ParliamentMost seats in the lower house were retained by pro-monarchy loyalists, election results showed, but Islamists and women made gains. U.S. to Step Up Deportations of Haitians Amid Surge at BorderThe Obama administration said it would fully resume deportations of those without visas, a policy shift that surprised migrant advocates. Email Hack Details Movements of Joe Biden, Michelle Obama and Hillary ClintonEmails from a Democratic operative posted online reveal not only detailed schedules of officials but also personal information of donors and Secret Service agents. Ex-Cuomo Aides Charged in Federal Corruption InquiryThe charges are the culmination of a long-running investigation into the Cuomo administration’s attempts to lure jobs and businesses to upstate New York’s limping economy. In San Francisco, a Sinking Skyscraper and a Deepening DisputeA public scandal has raised doubts about whether skyscraper development has been properly monitored by building officials and city authorities. Trilobites: In the Wild, Goldfish Turn From Pet to PestYour pet goldfish may seem tiny and harmless. But in the wild, they can take down entire ecosystems. Expecto Patronum! Patronus Test Keeps ‘Harry Potter’ Marketing AliveThe quiz, produced with 3D animation and written by Ms. Rowling herself, quickly excited the online fandom. Sinosphere: ‘Botched’ Repair to China’s Great Wall Provokes OutrageAn effort to preserve a stretch of the Great Wall in northeast China has been criticized for erasing distinctive features. Climate Change Threatens World’s Coffee Supply, Report SaysA new analysis of environmental research has coffee companies and drinker worried about the future of the product. Poland’s Most Optimistic, Backward-Looking ArtistFaded utopias have served as the greatest inspiration for Paulina Olowska — painting, living and believing in a forgotten past. Critic's Notebook: Apple Opens the iMessage Door, and the Ephemera Rushes InSeveral new features have turned this intimate chat experience into more of a social network. More Recent Articles
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