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Protests, arrests after Gabon election fraud allegations Shawn PriceLIBREVILLE, Gabon, Sept. 1 (UPI) -- At least three people have died and more than 1,000 have been arrested in the violence following the re-election of Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba.     
In surprise announcement, Dallas police chief says he will retire next month Doug G. WareDALLAS, Sept. 1 (UPI) -- The man who became the face of Dallas police after ambush shootings in July killed five officers will retire next month, he said in a surprise move Thursday.  
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'We're Hungry': Thousands Protest in VenezuelaThousands of protesters rallied in Caracas, Venezuela to demand a referendum to remove Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro.  
NASA Captures Spectacular Views of Three HurricanesCameras from the International Space Station captured views of Hurricane Lester in the Pacific Ocean and Hurricanes Madeline and Gaston as they churn through the Atlantic Ocean. Mexican President to Trump: We 'Will Never Pay for a Wall'The Twitter fight comes as the Mexican president and GOP nominee gave contradictory accounts of their meeting.
William and Kate Give Life Advice, Pour a Pint on Cornwall VacationPrince William assured teenagers there's no shame in taking time to figure out career goals. Brazil's Ousted President Appeals to Supreme Court
Cruisers Nabbed With $22M Worth of CocaineTwo women documented their weeks-long world travels on social media as they visited several continents. Now they face life in prison if convicted. Pope Calls on Christians to Save Planet From 'Filth'Pope Francis has urged Christians to embrace environmental causes and fight climate change as he launched another fierce attack on consumerism. Watch Dramatic Capture of Cattle-Eating CrocodileThe monster 14-foot long crocodile had been reportedly taking livestock from a ranch in Australia's Northern Territory. Take a Look at First Known Identical Twin PuppiesA pair of dogs born in South Africa have been confirmed as the first set of identical twin puppies ever documented. No Nation Is Immune From Climate Change, Obama SaysSpeaking in Honolulu, the president called for the world to unite and move forward in order to save the planet. Ahead of Massive March, Venezuela Opposition Demands ChangeIt is expected that about a million Venezuelans will take to the streets to force the government for a referendum on Maduro. Watch Trapped Pooch Get Rescued From Tight Spot'Nikki' had a lucky escape after her head become stuck in a concrete drain in rural Peru. American Journalist Detained in TurkeyU.S. citizen and freelance journalist Lindsey Snell has been detained by Turkish authorities since August 7, the State Department confirmed Wednesday. Brazilians Riot as New President Is Sworn InProtests in Sao Paulo turned violent after Michel Temer was confirmed as the country's new president. Exploding Batteries? $7B Wiped Off Phone Giant's ValueAlmost $7 billion was wiped off smartphone giant Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's market value Thursday amid reports of exploding batteries. Did Donald Trump's Trip to Mexico Pay Off?Meet the Press Moderator Chuck Todd explains whether Donald Trump's move in meeting the Mexican president was worth it for his campaign. More Recent Articles
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A Chinese Mystery: Who Owns a Firm on a Global Shopping Spree?Owners of Anbang, a Chinese insurer behind a wave of multibillion-dollar deals, include relatives and friends of its politically connected chairman.
Sinosphere: Behind China’s Anbang: Empty Offices and Obscure NamesThe Chinese insurer has made a global splash with its deals, but its ownership lacks the marquee investors that a major company typically boasts. Leaked Script Shows What Advisers Want Donald Trump to Say at Black ChurchA document obtained by The Times shows the wording suggested by advisers for Mr. Trump’s replies to questions about race, religion and racism.
Excerpts From a Draft Script for Donald Trump’s Q&A With a Black Church’s PastorGiven the importance of Donald J. Trump’s visit to a black church, the Trump campaign went so far as to script Mr. Trump’s answers to the church’s pastor’s questions, which were submitted in advance. In Debate Over ‘Sanctuary Cities,’ a Divide on the Role of the Local PoliceWhere Donald J. Trump sees oases for criminals, some local law enforcers see policies that make their jurisdictions safer by encouraging undocumented immigrants to report crimes.
Melania Trump Charges That She Was Libeled by The Daily MailThe candidate’s wife, seeking $150 million in damages, said the tabloid published false statements, including one that she was an escort before she met her husband. Emails Raise New Questions About Clinton Foundation Ties to State Dept.A top aide to Hillary Clinton agreed to try to obtain a diplomatic passport for an adviser to Bill Clinton in 2009, according to newly released emails. ‘He Used Us as Props’: Conservative Hispanics Deplore Donald Trump’s SpeechSome of Mr. Trump’s top Hispanic Republican supporters denounced his reversal after signaling a more conciliatory approach to illegal immigrants less than two weeks ago. As Donald Trump Calls for Wall on Mexican Border, Smugglers Dig TunnelsFences along the frontier have only helped push smugglers underground, and experts say it may be years before the technology exists to reliably detect the tunnels. Tunneling Under the Border With MexicoOn the U.S.-Mexico border, a large fence has done little to deter enterprising drug smugglers. In Nogales, Ariz., they’ve been digging out tunnels for years in order to cross the border undetected. A Paralympian Races to Remove Obstacles for the Next GenerationTatyana McFadden, who with her mother has fought for students with disabilities to participate in sports, could leave the Rio Paralympics with seven gold medals. Watching: The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Hulu and More In SeptemberSome Rikers Island Guards Will Get Stun Guns, de Blasio SaysThe move was among new security measures unveiled by Mayor Bill de Blasio for New York City’s jail complex after a series of attacks on correction officers. Georgetown University Plans Steps to Atone for Slave PastThe school, which in 1838 profited from the sale of 272 slaves, plans to award preferential status in the admissions process to descendants of slaves. Georgetown’s Amends for Sale of SlavesJohn J. DeGioia, president of Georgetown University, said that it would apologize for its history with slaves and that their descendants would get admissions priority. SpaceX Rocket Explodes at Launchpad in Cape CanaveralThe fiery blast also destroyed a satellite that Facebook had planned to use to expand internet services in Africa. Memo from Jerusalem: As Trump vs. Clinton Captivates World, Netanyahu Is Unusually SilentFour years after he was accused of meddling in the American election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel is being careful not to take sides. Pop Warner Is Facing a Class-Action Lawsuit Over ConcussionsThe suit is the biggest sign yet that youth football programs are the next front in the legal battle over head trauma. Tests Confirm Mosquitoes in Miami Beach Are Carrying Zika VirusFlorida announced on Thursday that for the first time mosquitoes in Miami Beach had tested positive for the virus, showing the virus was still active in the area. Kurds Fear the U.S. Will Again Betray Them, in SyriaThroughout history, Washington and other Western powers have used the Kurds for their ends, then abandoned them when it became expedient. Thousands March in Venezuela to Demand President’s OusterOpponents of President Nicolás Maduro took to the streets of Caracas to protest the nation’s economic collapse and its government. The Public Editor: The News From Trump Changed. The Main Story Was Slow to Catch Up.The Times’s lead story Wednesday on the G.O.P. candidate’s Mexico and Arizona immigration remarks didn’t keep up with his changing tone. Aimed at Zika Mosquitoes, Spray Kills Millions of HoneybeesOfficials in Dorchester County, S.C., neglected to warn all beekeepers of a plan to spray pesticide from the air. The results were devastating. What in the World: How Some Chinese Men Meet Summer’s Swelter: With Midriff Bare and BulgingNothing defines China’s hottest days more than the Beijing Bikini: grown men, without a hint of shame, rolling up shirts to expose often generous bellies. When I’m Mistakenly Put on an Email Chain, Should I Hit ‘Reply All’ Asking to Be Removed?I did not ask to be put on this list. Gallery Hopes to Sell Kanye West’s ‘Famous’ Sculpture for $4 MillionThe Los Angeles gallery Blum & Poe, which hosted the ‘Famous’ exhibition, is projecting a hefty price tag for the work. Bags of Cocaine Worth $56 Million Are Found at Coca-Cola Factory in FranceThe cocaine amounted to 370 kilograms and was stowed in a shipment of orange juice concentrate to the plant in the town of Signes. Out There: A Call From Outer Space, or a Cosmic Wrong Number?Everybody plans to keep looking, but for now the radio signal from the constellation Hercules seems destined to join the other false alarms. African Elephant Population Dropped 30 Percent in 7 YearsThe decline is accelerating: Largely because of poaching, the African elephant population is dropping 8 percent a year. On College Football: Which Power Conference Won’t Vie for National Title? Sorry, Pac-12The depth of the conference, paradoxically, means a greater chance of two losses and being snubbed for the final four. The Bride and Groom Are Kittens. At Death They Did Not Part.The show “Taxidermy: Art, Science & Immortality” at the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn offers a cat tableau by the Victorian Walter Potter. More Recent Articles
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