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Fantasy Football: Shoulder injury could cost Jordan Reed time Alex ButlerLANDOVER, Md., Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Washington Redskins stud tight end Jordan Reed played through an AC shoulder sprain on Thanksgiving.     
After 5-year study, scientists say unchecked Arctic melting may bring irreversible change Doug G. WareSTOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Quickly melting Arctic ice and no effort to stop it may someday reach a point where change is uncontrollable, a major new scientific report said Friday.   San Diego Chargers' Keenan Allen expected for spring workouts Alex ButlerSAN DIEGO, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Watching San Diego Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen get knocked out for the season was heartbreaking for NFL fans.  
LSU Tigers Football: Players call for school to keep Ed Orgeron Alex ButlerBATON ROUGE, La., Nov. 25 (UPI) -- As Louisiana State University narrows down the list of candidates to replace Les Miles, its football team already knows who it wants at the helm.   Lufthansa pilots union rejects pay raise, but will suspend strike Saturday Doug G. WareCOLOGNE, Germany, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Striking pilots for German carrier Lufthansa on Friday turned down a larger pay raise -- but said they will suspend their labor demonstration after Saturday.  
Earl Thomas: Seattle Seahawks rule out free safety Alex ButlerSEATTLE, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- 'The Legion of Boom' will be without one of its best hitters Sunday.   U.S. Shoppers killed, injured in 'Black Friday' violence Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- "Black Friday" lived up to its namesake as shoppers were killed and injured across the U.S., when retail squabbles turned into violent crimes, authorities said.   At least 44 killed in train crash in Iran; dispatcher possibly at fault Eric DuVall and Doug G. WareTEHRAN, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- At least 44 people were killed Friday and dozens more were injured when two passenger trains collided in Iran on Friday, news reports and authorities said.   Israel arrests 22 in suspicious fires, classifies them 'terrorism' Allen Cone and Doug G. WareHAIFA, Israel, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Nearly two dozen people have been arrested on suspicion of starting fires across Israel this week, which officials on Friday called a form of terrorism.   Recount granted in Wisconsin; same likely coming for Penn., Michigan Doug G. WareMADISON, Wis., Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Green Party candidate Jill Stein made good on her promise to get a recount in Wisconsin, and she says recounts are also coming for Michigan and Pennsylvania.   Carolina Panthers rule out LB Luke Kuechly against Oakland Raiders The Sports XchangeCarolina Panthers middle linebacker Luke Kuechly remains in concussion protocol and has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Oakland Raiders.   'Brady Bunch' matriarch Florence Henderson dead at 82 Karen Butler and Doug G. WareLOS ANGELES, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Actress Florence Henderson died of heart failure in a Los Angeles hospital on Thursday, surrounded by her four children. She was 82.   NIT Tip-Off: No. 25 Florida State Seminoles bring the Bacon to stuff Illinois The Sports XchangeGuard Dwayne Bacon scored 17 points in the third-place game of the NIT Season Tip-Off and the No. 25 Florida State Seminoles downed Illinois 72-61 on Friday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.   Fantasy Football injury update: New England Patriots QB Tom Brady back at practice The Sports XchangeNew England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady returned to practice Friday after missing the previous two days with a knee issue.   UPI Horse Racing Thanksgiving weekend preview By Robert Kieckhefer, UPI Racing WriterFrom New York to Kentucky to California to Japan, a prime holiday weekend of Thoroughbred racing   A little daily alcohol may cut stroke risk HealthDay NewsLight or moderate drinking may reduce the risk of one type of stroke but not another, while heavy drinking increases the risk of both types, a study suggests.   Diabetics can keep disease complications at bay HealthDay NewsPeople with diabetes are at risk for vascular complications due to high blood sugar levels, but can take measures to reduce that risk, an expert says.   Hospitals often miss signs of elder abuse HealthDay NewsAbout 10 percent of American seniors suffer elder abuse, yet the problem is often missed in hospital emergency departments, a new study finds.   Trump picks campaign lawyer Donald McGahn as White House counsel Eric DuVallNEW YORK, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Donald Trump named Donald McGahn, a former lawyer for his campaign, to the post of White House counsel and K.T. McFarland as deputy National Security Adviser.   Belgium seeks UNESCO recognition for its beer drinking Eric DuVallBRUSSELS, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- In Belgium, beer drinking is serious business -- and could soon be a recognized part of the European nation's cultural contributions to the world.   Katie Holmes, Suri Cruise play video games on Thanksgiving at Dave and Buster's Karen ButlerTOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Actress Katie Holmes shared on Instagram a photo of her playing video games with her daughter Suri Cruise at a Dave and Buster's restaurant on Thanksgiving.   Wells Fargo seeks arbitration with customers, dismissal of suit Allen ConeSAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Wells Fargo wants a federal court to dismiss a class-action lawsuit by customers over unauthorized accounts and instead have them settle in private arbitration.   Andy Cohen says Kelly Ripa detected melanoma on his lip Karen ButlerNEW YORK, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Television personality Andy Cohen credits his friend Kelly Ripa with alerting him to a spot on his lip that turned out to be melanoma.   Pentagon chief Carter offers condolences for soldier killed in Syria Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- Defense Secretary Ash Carter offered condolences Friday to the family of a U.S. soldier killed in northern Syria on Thanksgiving.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Officials Defend Integrity of Vote, Despite Hacking FearsSome opponents of Donald J. Trump are seeking recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, states where his margin of victory was extremely thin.  
Inside a Fake News Sausage Factory: ‘This Is All About Income’A computer science student in a former Soviet republic found there was money to be made in mixing real and made-up stories, as long as they were pro-Trump. Trump Leans on Carrier to Keep 2,000 U.S. Jobs From Moving to MexicoTwo factories in Indiana were slated to close and their jobs moved to Monterrey. Mr. Trump tweeted, “Making progress,” in capital letters.
Donald Trump Adds K.T. McFarland to His National Security TeamMs. McFarland, an aide in three Republican administrations, was named deputy national security adviser, while Donald F. McGahn II was chosen as White House counsel. In Scotland, Trump Built a Wall. Then He Sent Residents the Bill.The president-elect left a trail of unmet promises on one of his golf courses, and lashed out at homeowners who stood in his way.
Many in Florida Count on Obama’s Health Law, Even Amid Talk of Its DemiseIn a state that Donald J. Trump won, many do not believe he will end a benefit they rely on, posing a challenge for those seeking to scrap the program. Trump Has Options for Undoing Obama’s Climate LegacyA little-known office under the control of the White House can keep some environmental regulations from taking effect, and the president can reverse rules not yet completed. ‘Vulture’ or ‘Phoenix’? Wilbur Ross, Risk-Taker, Is Eyed for Commerce PostPresident-elect Donald J. Trump is turning not to a cautious corporate chieftain, but to somebody usually considered either a hero or a villain. Florence Henderson, Trump, Israel: Your Friday Evening BriefingProsecutor Says Arrests Disrupted ‘Imminent’ ISIS Attack in FranceFive men who were arrested in Strasbourg and Marseille were directed by a commander in Iraq or Syria, the French authorities said Friday. A Long-Gone Parasite Returns to Florida, Leaving a Trail of Dead DeerThe New World screwworm fly, a pest that officials thought was eradicated decades ago, is killing off Key deer and threatening Florida’s livestock industry. Records Show Complaints About Driver in Deadly Tennessee Bus CrashReports by students and school staff members said the driver drove too fast, cursed at students and deliberately slammed on the brakes to make students fall. Sandboarding in PeruPeruvian teenagers dream of snowboarding. There’s only one problem: There’s no snow. Watch how they make do with sand instead. Scott Dayton Identified as First American to Die in Syria CombatChief Dayton, who lived in Virginia and was assigned to a bomb-disposal unit, was killed in northern Syria on Thursday by an improvised bomb. Cliff Barrows, Billy Graham’s Longtime Musical Director, Dies at 93Mr. Barrows and Mr. Graham met by chance in 1945 and began a professional association that lasted more than 70 years. From Putin’s Hands: A Russian Passport for Steven SeagalPresident Vladimir V. Putin personally handed the document on Friday to the action film star, who received Russian citizenship earlier this month. Hungry Venezuelans Flee in Boats to Escape Economic CollapseWell over 150,000 people have fled Venezuela in the last year alone, the most in more than a decade, scholars say, with the sea route posing special dangers. A Latina Disney Movie Princess? The Wait Isn’t Over“Moana” is a step toward diversifying the world of animated princesses. But it’s still exceedingly rare to see dark-skinned heroines in such films. Your Guide to a Met Opera MilestoneWhat you need to know about Kaija Saariaho’s opera, the first by a female composer to be staged at the Met in over a century. The Neediest Cases: A Hard Journey Toward IndependenceA young woman with cerebral palsy receives furniture for her new bedroom, with help from The Neediest Cases. More Recent Articles
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