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LG launches new V20 smartphone as Samsung stumbles Shawn PriceSAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6 (UPI) -- LG's newest smartphone was launched in San Francisco featuring Google's Android 7.0 Nougat operating system.     
Fantasy Football: Week 1 Wide Receiver Rankings Alex ButlerWide receiver is potentially the most important position in fantasy football this season.   Cosby criminal trial pushed back to June 2017 Shawn PricePHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6 (UPI) -- Bill Cosby's criminal trial for alleged sexual assault has been pushed back months, and will possibly include the testimony of 13 victims, prosecutors said.  
U.N. Security Council issues joint statement on North Korea missile tests Elizabeth ShimNEW YORK, Sept. 6 (UPI) -- The United Nations Security Council condemned North Korea's recent launch of three ballistic missiles.   2016 U.S. Open: Angelique Kerber bests Roberta Vinci to advance to semis The Sports XchangeSecond-seeded Angelique Kerber of Germany kept alive her hopes of taking over the No. 1 ranking by beating Roberta Vinci of Italy 7-5, 6-0 in Tuesday's quarterfinals of the U.S. Open in New York.  
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Activists Occupy London Runway in 'Black Lives Matter' ProtestProtesters with 'black lives matter' banners breached security at London City Airport, causing hours of delays.  
World Health Organization Broadens Zika Sex GuidelinesThe WHO says more studies are showing that sex may pass along Zika more often than thought, and it's better to be careful. Plus more Florida cases. Hurricane Newton Hits Mexico, Threatens Southwest U.S.As it moves northward, the storm could drop 1 to 3 inches of rain over parts of Arizona and New Mexico through Thursday.
Human Remains, Belongings Mark Migrants' Treacherous Trail to U.S.Human remains, combs, rosaries and other personal items mark the treacherous trails migrants risk to get to the U.S. from the border of Mexico. Hurricane Smashes Into Mexico's Ritzy Resort AreaForecasters warned that heavy rainfall of up to 10 inches through Wednesday could trigger "life-threatening flash floods and mudslides."
Aleppo Civilians Suffer Another Suspected Gas AttackSyrian Civil Defense first responders said at least 80 civilians were taken to hospital after helicopters dropped chlorine cylinders on Al Sukkari, Aleppo. Philippine President Notorious for 'Colorful' QuotesAn insult Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte lobbed at President Obama on Monday was one in a long line of controversial statements he has made. Giant Pandas Are No Longer EndangeredGiant Panda Mom Cuddles Up to Cute CubsA month after they were born, the gender of twin giant panda cubs has been identified by officials at an Austrian zoo. Activists Occupy Runway in 'Black Lives Matter' ProtestProtesters with 'black lives matter' banners breached security at London City Airport, causing hours of delays. 'We Care': Obama Aide to Meet With Missing Activist's WifeSombath Somphone was picked up — apparently by security forces — on Dec. 15, 2012. He has not been seen since. Obama Vows Tougher N. Korea Sanctions After New MissilesBarack Obama said the U.S would work with its allies to toughen sanctions on North Korea after it conducted fresh ballistic missile launches. British Airways Check-In Glitch Causes Global DelaysIn a brief statement, British Airways said its information technology teams were working to fix the error. Philippines Leader: Obama Curse Threat Wasn't PersonalPhilippine president Rodrigo Duterte had warned Barack Obama not to question him about extrajudicial killings or "I will swear at you." Emirates Crash Pilot Tried to Abort Landing, Probe FindsThe fiery Aug. 3 crash in Dubai was the most serious in Emirates' more than three decades of operations. President Obama Pledges More Help for LaosThe president said unexploded bombs in Laos, dating back to the Vietnam War, continue to shatter lives. Obama Announces $90M to Clear Unexploded Laos BombsPresident Barack Obama on Monday became the first sitting U.S. president to step foot in the isolated Southeast Asian nation of Laos. Duterte's Spokesmen Express 'Regret' Over Obama RemarksRodrigo Duterte's communications team offered amends for the Philippines president's strong rhetoric. Annual Hajj Pilgrimage Begins This WeekendHundreds of thousands of Muslims will make the journey to Mecca. The Hajj is a central pillar of the Islamic faith meant to cleanse the faithful of sin and bring them closer to God. Hurricane Newton Heads for Mexico's Los Cabos ResortsResidents nailed plywood over windows and pulled in boats while preparing for a possible direct hit two years after being slammed by a major storm. More Recent Articles
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Donald Trump’s Donation Is His Latest Brush With Campaign Fund RulesMr. Trump is defending himself against claims that he donated $25,000 to a group supporting the Florida attorney general to sway her office’s review of Trump University.
With Koch Brothers U, Conservatives Settle In for Long WarWhatever the setbacks for Republicans this year, the billionaire brothers want their Grassroots Leadership Academy to ready combatants for the future. Donald Trump Is Endorsed by Nearly 90 Military FiguresIn an open letter that is set to be released, the retired generals and military officials urge a “long overdue course correction in our national security posture.”
Hillary Clinton Says Donald Trump Doesn’t Measure Up on Foreign PolicyHer emphasis on her experience in global stagecraft comes a week after Mr. Trump tried to bolster his foreign policy credentials with a trip to Mexico. G.O.P. Lawmaker Repeats Call for Inquiry Into Hillary ClintonThe request is the second time in two months that Republicans have asked the authorities to open an investigation related to Mrs. Clinton.
The Run-Up: The Best (and Worst) Campaign Ads So FarA veteran G.O.P. ad maker and the chief culture critic at The Times dissect the commercials made so far by Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. California Today: California Today: Your VoicesIntroducing California Today, a morning update on the stories that matter to Californians (and anyone else interested in the state). Bad Luck and Worse Manners Tarnish Obama’s Asia TripThe trip brought progress, but it was marred by a chaotic arrival ceremony in China and an ugly personal outburst from the Philippine president. All Eyes Are on Chris Christie as Trial in Bridge Scandal StartsGovernor Christie has not been charged in the case involving a traffic tie-up at the George Washington Bridge, but he will loom large in the story laid out by both sides in the courtroom. The Same, Only Different: Designing a New Union Square CafeThe designer David Rockwell and the restaurateur Danny Meyer have set out, carefully and at times exhaustively, to re-create a classic. Restaurant Review: At Cassia in Santa Monica, Calif., Asian Food of Balance, Not ExtremesThe restaurant serves up large flavors with delicacy and a pointed lack of interest in being confrontational. Fox Settles With Gretchen Carlson Over Roger Ailes Sex Harassment ClaimsIn a separate development, Fox News announced that Greta Van Susteren was leaving the network, effective immediately. Roger Ailes Stands Defiant as Fox Settles LawsuitsLawyers for the ousted Fox News chairman say he paid no money in a $20 million sexual harassment settlement with Gretchen Carlson. After Her Son’s Death, Sally Mann Stages a Haunting ShowThis photographer reflected on her relationship with Cy Twombly and the death of her son ahead of her “Remembered Light” show at Gagosian Gallery. Campuses Cautiously Train Freshmen Against Subtle InsultsMany orientation programs now cover “microaggressions” in addition to addressing issues of diversity and sexual consent. Iran and Saudi Arabia Squabble as Millions of Muslims Begin PilgrimageThe two nations traded barbs over which one best represents Islam and which one ought to control the religious sites at Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia. ITT Educational Services Closes CampusesThe move by the for-profit educational company — which cited strict new federal rules — leaves thousands of students and employees with few options. Long-Lost 9/11 Flag, an Enduring Mystery, Will Go on View at MuseumThe flag, which was featured in a famous photograph of ground zero and disappeared soon after the attack, will again become a prominent part of Lower Manhattan. Anjem Choudary Is Sentenced to Prison for Promoting ISISMr. Choudary, one of Britain’s best known Islamist activists, and an associate, Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, were both sentenced on Tuesday to five and a half years in prison. Senate Democrats Block Zika Bill Over Planned Parenthood ProvisionsAs Congress returned from recess, a stalemate resumed over a $1.1 billion plan to fight the virus even as public health experts warned that funding was desperately needed. British Airways Computer Problems Cause Widespread DelaysTrouble with the carrier’s self-service check-in system added to a summer of technical difficulties for major airlines. ‘Jersey Boys’ Will Close in JanuaryThe jukebox musical about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons opened in 2005 and won four Tony Awards in 2006. It is the 12th-longest-running show in Broadway history. The Giant Panda Is No Longer Endangered. It’s ‘Vulnerable.’But the danger has increased for other species, including the eastern gorilla and the plains zebra. On the Runway: Neon Makes a Point at the U.S. OpenA fashion cautionary tale courtesy of the yellow! and pink! and green! on Center Court. Joanna Coles, Cosmopolitan Editor, Named to New Job at HearstHearst said Ms. Coles would become its first chief content officer. Michele Promaulayko will become editor in chief at Cosmopolitan. Riding the Rails to the Summer of LoveNina Burleigh retraces her family’s rail adventure across half the continent to Haight-Ashbury, the epicenter of the counterculture movement in 1967. Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor Dies at 79; Celebrated Gullah Food and Culture on NPRThe South Carolina native, who liked to call herself a “culinary griot,” was heard on NPR for three decades. She also was an author, an actress and a singer. Renée Zellweger Is Back and Standing Up for HerselfOff the big screen for six years, she returns in “Bridget Jones’s Baby.” Here, she discusses her break from Hollywood and scrutiny of her appearance. More Recent Articles
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