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Trump, Carrier to announce deal to keep 1,000 jobs in Indiana Stephen FellerINDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 29 (UPI) -- President-elect Trump's incoming administration reached a deal with Carrier to prevent the manufacturer from moving 1,000 jobs to Mexico, the company said.     
Fantasy Football: Week 13 Kicker and Defense Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Nov. 29 (UPI) -- Looking for that winning edge to get to your fantasy football league's playoffs?   U.N. Security Council ready to vote on North Korea sanctions Elizabeth ShimNEW YORK, Nov. 29 (UPI) -- The United Nations Security Council is expected to vote Wednesday on new North Korea sanctions that is to include a ban on the country's coal exports to China.  
Fantasy Football: Week 13 Tight End Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Nov. 29 (UPI) -- If you are in a fantasy football league that requires a starting tight end, you have likely been on the lookout for more consistent production.  
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Steven Mnuchin Is Donald Trump’s Expected Choice for Treasury SecretaryMr. Mnuchin, a longtime Trump acquaintance, is a former Goldman Sachs partner who has worked in hedge funds and Hollywood finance and has no government experience.  
Trump to Announce Carrier Plant Will Keep Jobs in U.S.Reversing a plan the president-elect had assailed, the company will keep roughly half of the 2,000 manufacturing jobs in Indiana that it was to shift to Mexico. Trump Calls for Revoking Flag Burners’ Citizenship. Court Rulings Forbid It.The proposal, advanced by the president-elect via Twitter, appears to be in conflict with an array of Supreme Court precedents.
If Trump Tweets It, Is It News? A Quandary for the News MediaNews organizations grapple with covering a commander in chief who uses his Twitter account as a bully pulpit and propaganda weapon. After Democrats’ Losses, Nancy Pelosi Becomes a Symbol of What Went WrongMs. Pelosi, who is expected to win re-election as House minority leader, has become a stand-in for complaints that Democrats have failed to court working-class voters.
Europe Edition: Donald Trump, Colombia, Fidel Castro: Your Wednesday BriefingTrump, Gatlinburg, Fidel Castro: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingDespite Climate Change Vow, China Pushes to Dig More CoalChina is reopening mines amid worries about power supplies, demonstrating how difficult it will be to wean its giant economy from coal dependence. Economic Scene: Earth Isn’t Doomed Yet. The Climate Could Survive Trump Policies.If the president-elect keeps nuclear plants going and maintains momentum for wind, solar, and shale energy, the United States could outdo its Paris pledges. Austria’s Far Right Sees a Prize Within Reach: The PresidencyImmigration concerns and the election of Donald J. Trump in the United States are seen as giving Norbert Hofer an even chance to win the largely ceremonial role in voting on Sunday. ISIS Calls Ohio State University Attacker a ‘Soldier’A student who ran over people with a car and used a knife on the campus in Columbus was reported to have spoken about a sleeper cell. Thousands Flee Parts of Aleppo, Syria, as Assad’s Forces Gain GroundLeaflets dropped over the besieged city warned inhabitants, “If you don’t leave these areas quickly you will be annihilated.” ‘Unintentional’ Human Error Led to Airstrikes on Syrian Troops, Pentagon SaysAccording to an official inquiry, the American-led attacks in September were conducted under the “good-faith belief” that the targets were Islamic State militants. Rebuilding a Church Crushed on 9/11Float above the St. Nicholas National Shrine, at the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, as a cross is installed on the dome. Brazilian Soccer Team's Tragic End to Historic SeasonThe tragedy came just as fans across Brazil had been reveling in Chapecoense’s performance, helping to unite much of the country behind the team’s sudden emergence as a regional contender. Chapecoense Soccer Team’s Plane Crashes, Leaving Brazil DevastatedFew survivors have been found among the 77 on the chartered flight taking the team to a game in Medellín. The crash came as fans across Brazil had been reveling in the team’s performance. A History of Air Disasters Involving Sports TeamsThe crash of a plane carrying the Brazilian soccer club Chapecoense to a game in Colombia is one of several similar accidents stretching back decades. Opponent in Finals Requests Chapecoense Be Awarded the TitleAtlético Nacional, a Colombian team, asked Copa Sudamericana organizers to award the trophy to Chapecoense, a Brazilian club that lost most of its players in a plane crash. Feature: The End of the Anglo-American OrderFor decades, the United States and Britain’s vision of democracy and freedom defined the postwar world. What will happen in an age of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage? The Interpreter: How Stable Are Democracies? ‘Warning Signs Are Flashing Red’New research tries to spot the collapse of liberal democracies before they happen, and it suggests that Western democracy may be seriously ill. F.D.A. Agrees to New Trials for Ecstasy as Relief for PTSD PatientsThe Food and Drug Administration has approved large-scale clinical trials to study MDMA, the illegal party drug better known as Ecstasy, as treatment for PTSD patients. Breaking Silence, Officer Testifies About Killing of Walter ScottMichael T. Slager, who was fired after killing an unarmed black man in North Charleston, S.C., said “total fear” consumed him before the shooting. Obama to Send Aide to Fidel Castro’s FuneralBenjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, will join the top American diplomat in Cuba at the funeral, an official said, citing the countries’ “complicated” relationship. Veterans to Serve as ‘Human Shields’ for Dakota Pipeline ProtestersA group called Veterans Stand for Standing Rock planned a nonviolent intervention to defend demonstrators from the police, organizers said. Gatlinburg Wildfires Force Evacuations: ‘It Was Like Driving Into Hell’Three people died and 14 were injured as high winds and a drought fueled wildfires in East Tennessee. Can You Hear Agnes Martin’s Serenity in John Zorn’s Frenzied Music?She made paintings of serene subtlety. He is known for his explosive music. Martin, the artist, inspired Mr. Zorn, the composer, and now their work will be paired. Mets Said to Re-Sign Yoenis Cespedes for Four Years, $110 MillionCespedes’s $27.5 million average annual salary would be the highest in Mets history, and the second-highest for any position player in baseball. What It Takes to Open a BookstoreThis may be the ultimate book nerd’s fantasy, but it’s also hard work. We talked to some Brooklyn experts. After Comedy Central Cancellation, Larry Wilmore Signs Deal With ABCMr. Wilmore, whose late show was canceled in August, is to develop scripted material for ABC, and will work with network executives in recruiting talent. Third Place? In Auction World, Phillips Is Making StridesThe house that once trailed behind Sotheby’s and Christie’s is now primed to compete with them, hiring their experts and offering more guarantees at sales. Tennessee Woman Accused of Coat-Hanger Abortion Attempt Faces New ChargesThe woman, Anna Yocca, who was first arrested a year ago, pleaded not guilty on Monday to new charges, which include attempted criminal abortion. A Malaysian Political Cartoonist on Facing His Fears, and Prison, for ArtZulkiflee Anwar Ulhaque, who goes by the name Zunar, is under investigation for producing cartoons that purportedly defamed Prime Minister Najib Razak. The Carpetbagger: ‘Moonlight’ Makes a Strong Showing at the Gotham AwardsBut on Tuesday, the National Board of Review gave its seal of approval to “Manchester by the Sea.” Is there a rivalry brewing? Great Barrier Reef Hit by Worst Coral Die-Off on Record, Scientists SayAbout two-thirds of the shallow-water coral on the reef’s previously pristine, 430-mile northern stretch was dead, researchers reported. Skiing the Alps, Making It My OwnI was a lapsed downhill skier. Then I moved to Europe and discovered that the Alps were all I needed to reclaim my passion for the slopes. First Words: Is ‘Empathy’ Really What the Nation Needs?From media pundits to tech companies, more and more people are preaching empathy — as long as it serves their own interests. The Neediest Cases: A Woman Sees Education as a Path to a Better Life for Her DaughterKevai Jones, who became pregnant and dropped out of school, hopes to earn a high school equivalency diploma and eventually a college degree. More Recent Articles
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