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Two dead, one injured in wrong-way crash on Long Island highway Stephen FellerBROOKHAVEN, N.Y., Nov. 27 (UPI) -- A man got onto a Long Island highway driving the wrong way early Sunday morning after celebrating his birthday, causing two deaths and two other injuries.     
Trump claims he lost popular vote because 'millions' voted illegally Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- In response to potential recounts of his election in three states, Donald Trump claimed Sunday on Twitter he would have won in a landslide in the popular vote.   Colin Kaepernick praises "good things" done by communist Fidel Castro Alex ButlerMIAMI, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Boos bellowed from the belly of Hard Rock Stadium Sunday as San Francisco 49ers quarterback-turned activist Colin Kaepernick jogged onto the field.  
Fijian ants began farming 3 million years ago Brooks HaysMUNICH, Germany, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Ants have been farming for at least 3 million years. New research suggests Fijian ants were the planet's first plant farmers.   Why the Ohio State Buckeyes belong in College Football Playoff The Sports XchangeThe College Football Playoff selection committee's dilemma this year is whether to put Ohio State in.  
Oregon football's Mark Helfrich dangling by thread, to meet with AD The Sports XchangeOregon head football coach Mark Helfrich will meet with the athletic director this week about his future amid reports the Ducks already are making preparations to conduct a coaching search.   Filmmakers reveal who is heading to Paris for 'Fantastic Beasts' sequel Karen ButlerNEW YORK, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- David Yates and David Heyman have confirmed the four central characters from "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" will appear in the sequel.   Letter to three California mosques compares Donald Trump to Hitler Allen ConeLOS ANGELES, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Letters were sent to three California mosques threatening President-elect Donald Trump will 'do to you Muslims what Hitler did to the jews.'   Turkey officials allege Syrian rebels exposed to 'chemical gas' Brooks HaysAL-BAB, Syria, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- In a statement released Sunday, Turkish officials alleged Syrian rebels were exposed to "chemical gas" during a missile attack launched by the Islamic State.   Lottery ticket worth $420M sold in small Tennessee town Allen ConeTALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 27 (UPI) -- A Powerball player from rural Tennessee purchased a ticket worth $420.9 million, Tennessee Lottery officials announced Sunday.   Netanyahu: Israel will cut through red tape 'cruelty' to aid fire victims Allen ConeHAIFA, Israel, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to 'cut through the cruelty of the bureaucracy' to assist victims affected by fires throughout nation last week.   Anthony Michael Hall charged in confrontation with neighbor Karen ButlerLOS ANGELES, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Prosecutors in Los Angeles have charged former child star Anthony Michael Hall with felony battery with serious bodily injury.   Six die in asthma attacks linked to thunderstorm in Australia Allen ConeMELBOURNE, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- Six people have died from asthma attacks linked to a thunderstorm in Melbourne during the past week.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Claims, With No Evidence, That ‘Millions of People’ Voted IllegallyThe president-elect made the unsubstantiated claim as part of a storm of Twitter posts voicing anger about a three-state recount push.  
Hillary Clinton’s Team to Join Wisconsin Recount Pushed by Jill SteinThe campaign also said it would participate in potential recounts in Pennsylvania and Michigan, though it saw no “actionable evidence” of vote hacking. Can Oil Help Mexico Withstand Trump’s Attack on Trade? It’s Hard to See HowThe country’s state-owned oil company, Pemex, is saddled with debt and struggling with production. As a Donald J. Trump presidency looms, fixing it is a top priority.
Combative, Populist Steve Bannon Found His Man in Donald TrumpMr. Bannon courted politicians who share his dark, populist worldview of a ruling class preying on working Americans and “the Judeo-Christian West” in a “war against Islamic fascism.” Little Havana Reacts to Castro's DeathOn Saturday night, hundreds of Cuban-Americans took to the streets of Miami to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, who had ruled Cuba for nearly half a century.
Subdued Cuba Prepares Memorial for CastroA two-day memorial and a period of “Duelo Nacional,” or national mourning, will offer Cubans a chance to pay their respects to the longtime leader. One Family. Six Decades. Myriad Views of Fidel Castro’s Revolution.The clash of emotions common in Cuban families is reflected in a grandfather’s loyalty to Mr. Castro and a granddaughter’s glum view of conditions in her country. Europe Edition: Fidel Castro, Formula One, François Fillon: Your Monday BriefingObama Expands War With Al Qaeda to Include Shabab in SomaliaThe administration’s move to stretch a 2001 war authorization will strengthen Donald J. Trump’s authority to combat thousands of Somali militants, and has drawn objections from some experts. South Korean Leader Digs In Against Rising Calls for ImpeachmentA bizarre scandal and an escalating backlash could make President Park Geun-hye the first South Korean leader to be removed from office since 1979. Sexual Abuse Claims in English Youth Leagues Prompt Wider Inquiry by AuthoritiesEngland’s Football Association announced an internal investigation into the claims after several former players came forward with accusations that they were molested as boys in youth programs. In Europe, Is Uber a Transportation Service or a Digital Platform?The European Court of Justice will hear arguments that will most likely determine how the ride-sharing service can operate across the European Union. Nico Rosberg Takes Formula One Drivers’ Title Despite Lewis Hamilton’s Win in Abu DhabiAfter racing, and losing to, Hamilton when they were children, and after finishing second to him in the drivers’ competition the past two seasons, Rosberg finally came out on top. ‘Moana’ Has the Second Best Thanksgiving Weekend Opening of All TimeDisney Animation Studios, and its corporate sibling, Pixar, now hold the top six spots for opening weekends over the Thanksgiving holiday period. Afghan Vice President Seen Abducting RivalThe vice president, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, is accused of having a political rival beaten “in a barbaric way” at a sporting event, before kidnapping him. Israel Defense Forces Kill 4 ISIS-Linked Attackers in Golan HeightsThe firefight, near Syria, appeared to be the first deadly exchange between Israeli forces and fighters associated with the Islamic State. François Fillon Wins Center-Right Nomination for French PresidencyMr. Fillon, a former prime minister who pledged to limit immigration and control Islam, handily defeated Alain Juppé in a Republican Party runoff. At World Chess Championship, Familiar Overtones of East-West PoliticsA Russian and a Norwegian are battling in a contest that is once again taking place during escalating tensions among Russia, the United States and Western Europe. In Tougher Fall TV Landscape, New Rules ApplyRatings are, once again, down across the board for NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox, but each network can make the claim that it has a new show with a strong pulse. Nintendo’s New Console May Feed Your Nostalgia, if You Can Get OneThe NES Classic Edition, a smaller version of a 30-year-old game system, is one of the year’s hottest gifts. But the trip down memory lane isn’t without headaches. To Save Punk’s Soul, a Bonfire of Some of Its Vanities on the ThamesJoe Corré, son of the Sex Pistols’ former manager, set fire to music memorabilia to protest Punk London, an event he considers too mainstream. The Neediest Cases: As She Fights Cancer, a Woman Strives for NormalcyPatricia Lewis, 68, is focused on enjoying her grandchildren after losing her health and career to breast cancer. More Recent Articles
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