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Six hurt, two arrested after 'flash mob' attacks in Philadelphia Stephen FellerPHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13 (UPI) -- An officer, his wife and four other people were hurt in a mob-style attack in Philadelphia, said police who are looking for teenagers involved with the fracas.     
Trump tells supporters making racist attacks to 'stop it' in 60 Minutes interview Stephen FellerNEW YORK, Nov. 13 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump told his supporters in an interview to stop committing racist acts of vandalism and harassment, said people should not fear him.   Denver Broncos S Justin Simmons plays Superman vs. New Orleans Saints By Peter Finney Jr., The Sports XchangeNEW ORLEANS -- Unlike Superman, Denver Broncos safety Justin Simmons does not routinely leap tall buildings.  
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Donald Trump Picks Reince Priebus as Chief of Staff and Stephen Bannon as StrategistThe appointments created rival centers of power and elevated the voice of Mr. Bannon, whose longtime website, Breitbart News, has traded in conspiracy theories and sometimes racist messages.  
Donald Trump Appears to Soften Stance on Immigration, but Not on AbortionThe president-elect said his immigration priority was to deport up to three million undocumented immigrants rather than 11 million and that his border wall might be a fence in places. Red, Blue and Divided: Six Views of AmericaReporters for The New York Times spoke with people across the country to understand the issues that split voters before the election, and today.
Breitbart, Reveling in Trump’s Election, Gains a Voice in His White HouseThe right-wing opinion and news site championed Donald J. Trump; its chairman, who helped run the campaign, was named chief White House strategist and senior counselor. Harsher Security Tactics? Obama Left Door Ajar, and Donald Trump Is KnockingPresident Obama imposed self-constraints on his use of power in the war on terrorism, but his flexible approach gives Mr. Trump “a fully loaded weapon,” one critic said.
Historians Assess Obama’s Legacy Under Trump’s ShadowPolitical scholars offering the “first historical assessment” of the Obama presidency gather to make revisions after the stunning election. Donald Trump Shouldn’t ‘Put His Children Out of Work,’ Giuliani SaysRudolph W. Giuliani said it would be ‘unrealistic’ for Mr. Trump to remove his children from his business empire. Ethics experts said the remarks were misguided. New Zealand Struck by Powerful EarthquakeThe east coast of the South Island was shaken Monday just after midnight, with multiple aftershocks and tsunami waves. Strong Earthquake Shakes New ZealandPrime Minister John Key of New Zealand said there were two fatalities in the wake of an earthquake that rocked the island nation early Monday, generating tsunami waves that forced residents in low-lying areas to seek higher ground. Syrian Rebels Brace for a Trump Cutoff, and Look for a Silver LiningPresident-elect Donald J. Trump has suggested he will end support, which some groups hope would encourage Saudi Arabia and Turkey to provide more sophisticated weapons. Genetic Heart Disease Risk Eased by Healthy Habits, Study FindsEven people who are at the worst risk can benefit by not smoking, exercising moderately and eating a healthy diet, researchers say. The Supermoon and Other Moons That Are Super in Their Own WaysTo the casual observer, the coming week’s supermoon won’t look that special. Here’s a look at what causes the supermoon and other lunar phenomena. Leon Russell, Hit Maker and Musicians’ Musician, Dies at 74Mr. Russell went from being one of the top studio musicians in Los Angeles to a celebrated songwriter for himself and other acts. Chelsea Manning Asks Obama to Cut Sentence to Time ServedMs. Manning has been incarcerated for more than six years, longer than any other convicted leaker in American history. ‘Arrival’ Comes On Strong in a Generally Robust Box Office WeekendThe Amy Adams film beat expectations, buoyed by reviews. Over all, North American ticket sales were up 47 percent compared with the same weekend in 2015. To Our Readers, From the Publisher and Executive EditorAfter such an erratic and unpredictable election there are inevitable questions. Paris Is Quiet but Resolute on 1-Year Anniversary of AttacksA penetrating silence enveloped Paris on Sunday as thousands of people massed under a leaden sky to remember the victims of the Nov. 13, 2015 attacks. Teslas in the Trailer Park: A California City Faces Its Housing SqueezeMost Californians agree that it costs too much to live in the state. Mountain View, Google’s hometown, is trying to do something about that. Vancouver Journal: Canada’s Gay Curling Leagues Take Pride on IceGay players have added campy humor and flamboyantly themed tournaments to a winter sport’s traditions of friendly competition and drinking. Windmills or Reactor Cores? Inside South Africa’s Energy ClashThe country is experiencing a boom in renewable energy, but some government officials are pushing instead for nuclear power to wean the nation off coal. In Troubled Newark Archdiocese, Hoping Its New Leader Is a Pastor, Not a PrinceArchbishop Joseph Tobin faces many challenges in his new post in Newark, including shifting demographics and criticism drawn by his predecessor. Crime Scene: Waffles and Pancakes, Then Violence, at the ‘Goodfellas’ DinerA restaurant in Queens where scenes from Martin Scorsese’s classic gangster film were shot got a visit from two men who ate, then refused to pay their check. N.F.L. Scores: This Time, Seahawks Beat Patriots at Goal LineEarlier, Dak Prescott led the Cowboys over the Steelers in a seesaw game. The Broncos shocked the Saints by scoring on a blocked extra point. The Art Market’s Reaction to Trump? Sales This Week Offer First TestThe sales of Impressionist, Modern and contemporary art that start Monday offer the first test of how the art market will react to a Trump presidency. More Recent Articles
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