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Obama slams Trump in North Carolina campaign appearance for Clinton Stephen FellerGREENSBORO, N.C., Oct. 11 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama slammed Donald Trump as a racist misogynist unfit for the presidency at a campaign stop for Hillary Clinton in North Carolina on Tuesday.     
Court: Structure of consumer watchdog group unconstitutional Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- A federal appeals court may have dealt a blow to the independence of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by calling its structure unconstitutional.   Report: North Korea state security official defected with valuable information Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- A high-level North Korean official in charge of statewide surveillance defected to the South in 2015, a government source said.  
Oklahoma man shot dead by police had high level of PCP, coroner finds Doug G. WareOKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- An Oklahoma man killed by Tulsa police during a confrontation last month had high levels of PCP in his system when he was shot, a medical examiner said Tuesday.   Images capture young girl calling for father at hospital after airstrike Stephen FellerTALBISEH, Syria, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- A scared 8-year-old girl in Syria was caught on video Tuesday shouting for her father as nurses wiped blood off her from injuries sustained in an airstrike.  
Fantasy Football: Week 6 Tight End Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- The New England Patriots showed just how valuable tight ends can be in a Week 5 thumping of the Cleveland Browns.   College football players are 'employees,' U.S. gov't labor group contends Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- A U.S. government labor group says college football players are "employees" of the schools they play for, and that some restrictions placed on them are illegal.   Fantasy Football: Week 6 Running Back Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- Backups and rookies are running wild in NFL backfields this season.   Supreme Court may favor Samsung in legal beef with Apple Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- It appears the U.S. Supreme Court could be leaning in favor of Samsung in the electronics giant's appeal of a recent legal victory won by competitor Apple.   Fantasy Football: Week 6 Wide Receiver Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- With just Minnesota and Tampa Bay on byes this week, the fantasy football wide receiver pickings aren't as slim as most bye weeks.   Small plane crashes into Connecticut neighborhood Doug G. WareEAST HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 11 (UPI) -- A Connecticut neighborhood caught fire Tuesday after a small airplane fell from the sky, authorities said.   Hurricane Nicole expected to hit Bermuda head-on Scott T. SmithMIAMI, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- Hurricane conditions are expected to begin on Bermuda Wednesday night as Tropical Storm Nicole appears likely for a direct hit as a Category 1 hurricane.   Denver Broncos starting QB Trevor Siemian hopeful versus San Diego Chargers The Sports XchangeFantasy Football update: Things have not gone well for the Denver Broncos the past few days, but they may get starting quarterback Trevor Siemian back for Thursday's game against San Diego Chargers.   Are some blood pressure meds linked to depression, bipolar risk? Randy Dotinga, HealthDay NewsSome blood pressure drugs may boost the risk that patients will be hospitalized for depression and bipolar disorder, a new study suggests.   Al Gore debuts on Clinton campaign trail in Florida, warns about 2000 result Doug G. WareMIAMI, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- The man who barely lost the U.S. presidency 16 years ago returned Tuesday to the state that denied him the White House, this time to rally for Hillary Clinton.   For medical diagnoses, doctors still trounce computers Dennis Thompson, HealthDay NewsReal doctors are still better at figuring out what's ailing someone than sophisticated symptom-checking websites and smartphone apps, according to a new study.   Potential cancer treatment uses microwaves to target tumors Ryan MaassARLINGTON, Texas, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- Researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington demonstrated that microwaves can be used to target tumors directly during cancer treatment.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Split Over Donald Trump Threatens to Tilt Republican StatesDemocrats are aiming to run up a big margin of victory for Hillary Clinton and extend their political advantage into the congressional elections next month.  
Donald Trump Berates Paul Ryan and ‘Disloyal’ RepublicansOn Twitter, Mr. Trump criticized Republicans who had withdrawn support after a recording of him demeaning women became public. For Donald Trump’s Most Ardent Supporters, It’s Fervor Over DataAt Mr. Trump’s rallies, the candidate and the crowds draw energy and affirmation from one another, while dismissing any discouraging information.
John Podesta Says Russian Spies Hacked His Emails to Sway ElectionHillary Clinton’s campaign chairman said that Russia, intent on swaying the election to Donald J. Trump, was behind the illegal breach of his account. Obama Considers ‘Proportional’ Response to Russian Hacking in U.S. ElectionMuch of the Russian efforts appear directed at undermining the campaigns of Hillary Clinton and other Democrats, and the topic has come up in presidential debates.
Feature: ‘I’m the Last Thing Standing Between You and the Apocalypse’Inside the final weeks of Hillary Clinton’s cautious — and surprisingly risky — campaign. Billy Bush Negotiating Exit From NBC After Lewd TapeThe “Today” host is negotiating his departure after the release of a video in which he cheered on Donald J. Trump as he made vulgar comments about women. Why Samsung Abandoned Its Galaxy Note 7 Flagship PhoneThe unprecedented move by the South Korean electronics giant is an embarrassing reversal for a respected global brand. Samsung’s Passive Response to Note 7’s Overheating Problem Draws CriticismInstructions on where to get a refund or replacement phone was posted in an obscure spot on the Samsung home page. It was not on social media sites. Pentagon Confronts a New Threat From ISIS: Exploding DronesThe group had been using surveillance drones, but a recent attack that killed two Kurdish fighters highlighted its success in developing an effective new weapon. Hurricane Plunges a North Carolina Town’s Future Into DoubtThe flooding after the storm had a special sting in Fair Bluff, N.C., which has tried with grit and heart to remake itself amid economic shifts. Tips: How to Get a Good Deal on Flight UpgradesTo find affordable business and first class tickets, buy direct from airlines — and upgrade with frequent-flier miles. This City Is 78% Latino, and the Face of a New CaliforniaSanta Ana, in Orange County, has an all Latino City Council and stands in the vanguard of a California where Latinos have more influence in everyday life. At Wells Fargo, Complaints About Fraudulent Accounts Since 2005Employees tipped off the bank’s ethics hotline, human resources department and even the chief executive, but the problems persisted. Now Hiring: Under de Blasio, New York’s Government Grows to Record LevelThe growth in full-time staffing has worried some budget experts, who fear a lack of fiscal discipline at City Hall, and greater pension obligations down the road. F.B.I. Investigating if Fatal Plane Crash in East Hartford Was IntentionalThe pilot, who survived the crash, told investigators that it was not an accident, federal law enforcement officials said. Case Accusing Bush Officials of 9/11 Abuses Heads to Supreme CourtThe justices agreed to decide whether officials including a former attorney general and a former F.B.I. director may be held liable for policies that swept hundreds into detention. Police Use Surveillance Tool to Scan Social Media, A.C.L.U. SaysGeofeedia, a company in Chicago, has used data from Facebook, Twitter and several other networks to aid law enforcement officials in monitoring protesters, the A.C.L.U. says. Lawyer Says Ex-Aide and Christie Spoke of Bridge Plot BeforehandThe lawyer, Michael Critchley, did not elaborate on his statement, which came as he questioned a witness in the trial of his client, Bridget Anne Kelly, and another former aide to Gov. Chris Christie. Mistrial for 2 Ex-Officers in Albuquerque Killing of Mentally Ill ManA jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of two former officers, Keith Sandy and Dominique Perez, who had each faced a second-degree murder charge. ‘Clown Hysteria’ Spreads to BritainA mix of childish pranks and more serious menacing appears to have migrated from the United States, leading to anti-clown patrols in parts of Britain. Tim Tebow Comforts Man Who Collapses After GameAfter his Arizona Fall League debut, Tebow spent time with a man who appeared to have a seizure while waiting for his autograph. Central Banks Consider Bitcoin’s Technology, if Not BitcoinCentral banks view the technology behind the virtual currency as a possible way to compete and record transactions, or to issue their own currencies. Update: TripAdvisor to Stop Selling Tickets to Many Animal AttractionsTripAdvisor will no longer sell tickets to attractions like elephant rides and dolphin swims, a decision that could reshape how booking sites approach animal welfare. First Words: What’s Really Behind Trump’s Obsession With Clinton’s ‘Stamina’?When a 70-year-old campaigns for the White House, it’s no surprise that questions of strength and vigor might be raised. And when his opponent is a woman, it’s no surprise that she’s the one accused of lacking it. Personal Journeys: A Grand Tour of Switzerland, Reluctant Son in TowThe plan was to explore cantons where each national language — French, Italian, German and Romansh — was spoken and celebrated. But would we make it to the end? Donn Fendler, Who Was Lost in Wilds of Maine as a Boy, Dies at 90The 12-year-old’s tale of survival gained him fame and honors and was turned into a book that became required reading for schoolchildren in the state. More Recent Articles
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