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President Obama commutes sentences of 102 inmates; most are drug offenders Shawn PriceWASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- President Obama commuted the prison sentences of 102 inmates, the latest in a historic move to cut the number of drug offenders in the federal prison system.     
UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview By Robert Kieckhefer, UPI Racing WriterKeeneland opens and joins Belmont and Santa Anita in a second weekend of Breeders' Cup previews; Winx and Black Heart Bart face off in Australia; next year's Derby hopefuls run in England -- all in weekend Thoroughbred racing   UNC Tar Heels vs. Virginia Tech Hokies: Prediction, preview, pick to win - ACC football The Sports XchangeAfter consecutive storybook endings, the North Carolina football team probably could use a little breather, but the Tar Heels are not going to get it.  
Hubble sees star shooting 'cannonballs' into space Brooks HaysPASADENA, Calif., Oct. 6 (UPI) -- NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured images of large plasma 'cannonballs' being ejected from the vicinity of a red giant.   Chicago Cubs the clear Vegas favorite to win 2016 World Series Doug G. WareLAS VEGAS, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Though they haven't won a title in 108 years, and are well-known for disappointing fans, the Chicago Cubs are the Vegas favorites to win the 2016 World Series.  
Hurricane Matthew begins moving up Florida coast, may turn full circle for Round 2 Andrew V. Pestano, Scott T. Smith and Shawn PriceMIAMI, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Hurricane Matthew began moving closer to Florida as it returned to Category 4 storm with bands of heavy rains and powerful winds.   Cincinnati Bengals vs Dallas Cowboys: prediction, preview, pick to win The Sports XchangeComplete guide to the Cincinnati Bengals vs Dallas Cowboys, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups, prediction, and pick to win.   More than 250 dead in Haiti amid wreckage from 'catastrophic' Hurricane Matthew Stephen Feller and Doug G. WarePORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- More than 260 people have died and more than 350,000 need help in Haiti in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, officials said Thursday.   Pittsburgh Steelers' Antonio Brown fined again for TD celebration [Video] The Sports XchangeThe touchdown celebration is becoming an issue in the NFL, especially with regards to Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.   Nationals vs Dodgers preview: Max Scherzer welcomes challenge against Clayton Kershaw in NLDS By David Driver, The Sports XchangeWASHINGTON - Washington Nationals right-hander Max Scherzer said he learned a lesson from his first postseason start, which came on Oct. 2, 2011, at Yankee Stadium when he played for the Detroit Tigers.   NTSB: N.J. train was going twice speed limit before deadly crash Doug G. WareHOBOKEN, N.J., Oct. 6 (UPI) -- A New Jersey commuter train that crashed last week inexplicably traveled at twice the speed limit in the seconds before it collided, the NTSB said Thursday.   Snapchat owner working on IPO for 2017 that values company at $25B Doug G. WareVENICE, Calif., Oct. 6 (UPI) -- The owner of Snapchat is working on an initial public stock offering for next spring that would value the company at about $25 billion, reports said Thursday.   New York Giants at Green Bay Packers: Prediction, preview and pick to win The Sports XchangeComplete guide to the New York Giants at Green Bay Packers, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups, prediction and pick to win.   Education stats show decline in loan defaults, students of certain schools susceptible Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Nearly 600,000 U.S. students who were supposed to start repaying their loans in recent years were unable to do so, new government statistics show.   'I'm not a terrorist,' 7-year-old tweets at Syria's Assad Stephen FellerALEPPO, Syria, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Seven-year-old Bana Alabed has been tweeting her observations of the civil war in Syria, offering a unique, frightening view of the war there.   Arizona Cardinals vs San Francisco 49ers: prediction, game preview, pick to win, injury update The Sports XchangeComplete watch guide to the Arizona Cardinals vs San Francisco 49ers game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups, injury updates, prediction, and pick to win.   Hillary Clinton recalls mortifying childhood haircut in Elle interview Eric DuVallWASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Hillary Clinton told Elle magazine that as a young girl she was once given a haircut that was so terrible that she was embarrassed to go to school.   Each American League team's most disappointing player in 2016 The Sports XchangeHere is a look of each American League team's most disappointing player in 2016, as chosen by The Sports Xchange's national network of baseball writers.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Los Angeles Times | CEO of Backpage, called 'world's top online brothel,' arrested on pimping charges in crackdown by Kamala Harris Los Angeles Times The chief executive of the classified ad website Backpage.com was arrested Thursday on pimping charges, part of a broad crackdown led by state Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris, who criticized the website for profiting from the sex trafficking of adults and ... Backpage.com Raided, CEO Arrested for Sex-Trafficking Backpage.com CEO charged with pimping in California CEO of Backpage, called 'world's top online brothel,' arrested on pimping charges |
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Practical Tips for Surviving a Hurricane, Learned the Hard WayIf they tell you to get out — get out. Water rises swiftly and is more powerful than most people could imagine. And put valuables in the refrigerator.
What It’s Like to Be Trapped by a Category 5 HurricaneLizette Alvarez, a Times reporter, recalled her night in Florida City, Fla., in 1992 when Hurricane Andrew destroyed most of the motel she was staying in. How to Get People to Evacuate? Try FearEmergency managers trying to get residents to leave an area in the path of a storm can be like parents cajoling their children to do something.
U.S. Prepares for Hurricane MatthewAs the hurricane approached with sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, the governors of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina ordered residents in high-risk coastal areas to evacuate. Hurricane Matthew Makes Old Problems Worse for HaitiansThe storm’s devastation reflects the very nature of the many challenges faced by Haiti, where infrastructure had already been in decline for decades.
Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. N.S.A. Suspect Is a Hoarder. But a Leaker? Investigators Aren’t Sure.Harold T. Martin III, described by his ex-wife as a hoarder, broke rules by taking home top-secret material, officials said, but they struggled to connect him to leaked documents. At Booz Allen, a Vast U.S. Spy Operation, Run for Private ProfitBooz Allen Hamilton, the firm that employed the contractor accused of stealing secrets from the National Security Agency, earns billions of dollars each year in intelligence work. In Fight for Aleppo, Tangled Alliances in Syria Add to ChaosThe Syrian war is often cast as a contest between competing rebel groups and the government of President Bashar al-Assad. The truth is even messier. When Donald Trump Went to Washington and Got Himself a Tax BreakIn less than two years, a set of provisions was passed that stood to be enormously lucrative to Mr. Trump and the rest of the real estate industry. Political Memo: Want to Know the Crucial Areas for Clinton? Follow Michelle ObamaThe popular first lady, who limits her campaign appearances, is being dispatched to places and constituencies where the campaign is facing the greatest pressure. Public Health: Your Surgeon Is Probably a Republican, Your Psychiatrist Probably a DemocratNew data show distinct political leanings in many medical specialties. Over all, the field is becoming more Democratic. Mike Pence Disavows Donald Trump’s Earlier Proposal Barring MuslimsAsked during a number of interviews on Thursday about why he will not condemn the Muslim ban now, Mr. Pence said, “Because that’s not Donald Trump’s position now.” Donald Trump’s Ventures Began With a Lot of Hype. Here’s How They Turned Out.Of roughly 60 ventures started or promoted by Mr. Trump, a third did not work out, a third had some success and some problems, and a third met expectations. The Cubs Confront the Curse: Is This the Year?Anxiety and excitement are in the air in Chicago with the Cubs still seeking their first World Series title since 1908. Barolo Journal: Amid Hills of Wine and Truffles, a Mission to Give Fungus Room to BreatheThe two delicacies are in increasing competition in and around Barolo, Italy, and a new campaign is aiming to save the mushrooms as vineyards gobble up hillsides. Confronting Racist ObjectsEveryday items can embody narratives about race, ethnicity and how these are expressed, told and understood. Have you encountered a racist object? Tell us about it. Train Was Traveling at Twice the Speed Limit Just Before Hoboken CrashAn event recorder from the New Jersey Transit train showed that it was going about 21 miles per hour, higher than the 10-m.p.h. limit for trains entering the terminal, federal officials said. Ramzan Kadyrov, Chechen Strongman, Criticized Over Televised Child FightsRamzan A. Kadyrov bragged about the ring exploits of his three sons, ages 10, 9, and 8, who won mixed martial arts bouts. C.E.O. of Backpage.com, Known for Escort Ads, Is Charged with Pimping a MinorCarl Ferrer and the two founders of the company, which has been accused in various jurisdictions of engaging in sex trafficking, including of children, were charged. 5 Years Later, Jon Corzine May Avoid Trial With $5 Million SettlementThe tentative deal would settle a suit by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over the collapse of the brokerage firm MF Global. Early Book Praising Hitler May Have Been Written by HitlerDocuments about a biography published two years before “Mein Kampf” and credited to an aristocrat suggest that Hitler had designs on power earlier than historians have thought. New York Archdiocese Offers Compensation Program for Sexual Abuse VictimsThe independent commission will allow victims of abuse by clergy members to apply for monetary compensation from the church, even for claims that are decades old, church leaders said. Poland Steps Back From Stricter Anti-Abortion LawAfter growing protests and an embarrassing debate in the European Parliament, the proposal to tighten existing legislation was voted down by lawmakers. De Blasio Snubs New York Post Reporter and Calls Paper a ‘Right-Wing Rag’Mayor Bill de Blasio took his disdain for The New York Post to a new level at a news conference Thursday, pointedly ignoring the tabloid’s City Hall bureau chief and sharply criticizing its coverage. Asian-American Fighters Return to Ancestral Homelands, and Find Fans WaitingPromoters have found that fans in the Philippines, Singapore, Myanmar and elsewhere support Asian-American fighters who have embraced their heritage. ‘Doomocracy’ Puts the Politics of Fear on Display in BrooklynProduced by Creative Time, Pedro Reyes’s political and satirical haunted house explores industries and systems that seem beyond anyone’s control. Voices: A Letter to the Doctors and Nurses Who Cared for My WifeAfter his young wife died unexpectedly, Peter DeMarco wrote a letter to the caregivers who helped him cope. Desert Trip Festival Woos Classic Rock Fans (Emphasis on ‘Classic’)The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, the Who and Roger Waters of Pink Floyd are among scheduled performers at the festival in Indio, Calif. Review: ‘Holiday Inn’: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like a Recycled MovieAn old chestnut, tweaked for the stage, resurrects Bing Crosby and company in an Irving Berlin musical. More Recent Articles
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