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Issa narrowly wins reelection as final ballots counted in California district Stephen FellerSAN DIEGO, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Republican U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa has just barely survived his ninth election to Congress, beating Democratic challenger Doug Applegate by a few thousand votes.     
Miami Marlins fill Jose Fernandez void with Edinson Volquez for $22 million Alex ButlerMIAMI, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- No player will ever replace Jose Fernandez, but the Miami Marlins filled his spot in the rotation Monday.   Cleveland Browns' Terrelle Pryor all class after Twitter diss from New York Giants CB Alex ButlerCLEVELAND, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- He could have chirped back after New York Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins said that he "sucks."  
Mouth bacteria may be altered by pesticide exposureHealthDay News Pesticide exposure may change the makeup of bacteria in the mouths of farm workers, a new study finds.   Calories on fast food menus not changing eating habits, study saysDon Rauf, HealthDay News Research suggests that calorie count menus on display at fast food restaurants do not discourage people from making less healthy dietary selections.  
Juventus defender Dani Alves breaks leg in loss to Genoa Alex ButlerGENOA, Italy, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Dynamic defender Dani Alves covered his face with his hands and curled into the fetal position Sunday during Juventus' 3-1 loss to Genoa.   Slager expected to testify Tuesday in trial for shooting of unarmed man Stephen FellerCHARLESTON, S.C., Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Former police officer Michael Slager will take the stand Tuesday in his trial for shooting an unarmed man in 2015, 15 days into testimony in the case.   South Korea protests are peaceful, democratic, U.S. State Department says Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Five weeks of large-scale protests in South Korea have no bearing on the U.S.-South Korea alliance, the U.S. State Department said on Monday.   New UKIP leader Nuttall quite different than staunch Trump supporter Farage Doug G. WareLONDON, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- The right-wing U.K. Independence Party on Monday tapped someone entirely different than fervent Donald Trump ally Nigel Farage to lead the party going forward.   Robert Griffin III robbed during Cleveland Browns game Alex ButlerCLEVELAND, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Some of Robert Griffin III's $15 million contract slipped from his grasp Sunday, as the Cleveland Browns were losing to the New York Giants.   Fantasy Football: Cleveland Browns TE Gary Barnidge tweaks knee Alex ButlerCLEVELAND, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- Gary Barnidge disappointed fantasy football team owners Sunday when he had just one catch for 11 yards.   New judge may also remove himself from Tensing retrial over conflict of interest Doug G. WareCINCINNATI, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- The new judge assigned to the retrial of ex-Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing might remove himself from the bench due to a potential conflict of interest.   NFL denies report about eliminating Thursday Night Football Alex ButlerNEW YORK, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- The days of having NFL football to watch every week on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday could be numbered.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Tom Price, Obamacare Critic, Is Said to Be Trump’s Choice for Health SecretaryThe six-term Republican congressman from Georgia has led opposition to the Affordable Care Act.  
Donald Trump Faces Obstacles to Resuming WaterboardingFederal law, international pressure and resistance from inside the C.I.A. stand in the way of Donald J. Trump using brutal interrogation tactics. David Petraeus, Secretary of State Candidate, Meets With TrumpMr. Petraeus, a retired general and former C.I.A. director, has emerged as a new contender after bitter internal feuding over the State Department post.
Trump Officially Wins Michigan Amid Calls for a RecountDonald J. Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the state by 10,704 votes, or less than a quarter of a percentage point, according to official figures. ‘Trump Effect’ Is Already Shaping Events Around the WorldDonald J. Trump’s election is influencing markets, currencies and government policies as the world bets on how he will rewrite international rules.
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.” News Outlets Rethink Usage of the Term ‘Alt-Right’Often used to describe a far-right, white nationalist movement and criticized by some as euphemizing extreme views, the label has emerged as a linguistic flash point. Vote Recount Push Advances, but Reversing Trump’s Win Is UnlikelyIn Wisconsin, elections officials said on Monday that a recount of the state’s nearly three million votes would most likely begin on Thursday. The 2016 Race: ‘Serious Voter Fraud’? Um, NoAsia Pacific Edition: Fidel Castro, Aleppo, Donald Trump: Your Tuesday BriefingElection Recount, Fidel Castro: Your Monday Evening BriefingSuspect Is Killed in Attack at Ohio State University That Injured 11A man veered his car onto the sidewalk at the campus, leaped out, and stabbed several people with a butcher knife, law enforcement officials said. Suspect Killed in Attack at Ohio StateThe victims’ injuries “include stab wounds, injury by motor vehicle and other injuries that are being evaluated,” said Benjamin Johnson, an Ohio State University spokesman. For Bashar al-Assad, Winning the Syrian War May Lead to New TroublesIf the Syrian president defeats the rebels, he may preside over an economic wasteland hampered by a low-level insurgency and facing a challenge to find financial aid to rebuild. Donald Trump’s Threat to Close Door Reopens Old Wounds in CubaIn a post on Twitter, he said he would “terminate” the pact President Obama made if Cuba is unwilling to make “a better deal for the Cuban people.” Fidel Castro’s Sister, an Outspoken Critic, Takes No Joy in His DeathJuanita Castro, who fled Cuba decades ago and became a vocal critic of her brother’s regime, expressed disdain for those who rejoiced over his death. In ‘Havana on the Hudson,’ Few Are Left to Celebrate Fidel Castro’s DeathBitter feelings about the dictator persist in Union City, N.J., where the once large population of Cuban immigrants has dwindled. Facebook Runs Up Against German Hate Speech LawsThe social network’s efforts to placate German authorities provide a case study for its moves to combat fake news and hate speech online worldwide. Larung Gar Journal: China Takes a Chain Saw to a Center of Tibetan BuddhismIn Larung Gar, the world’s largest Buddhist institute, demolition teams are cutting through an extraordinary vista of hand-built red dwellings. Sotheby’s Tries to Block Suit Over a Leonardo Sold and Resold at a Big MarkupThe auction house has become entangled in a dispute between a Swiss art dealer and a billionaire Russian collector. $6.3 Billion Measure Aims to Cure Ailing Health Care PoliciesCongress will vote this week on a measure that is the product of years of debate over health care policy issues, including the unwieldy mental health care system and opioid abuse. Trump’s Promises Will Be Hard to Keep, but Coal Country Has FaithThough experts say out-of-work miners are likely to be disappointed by Donald J. Trump’s economic plans, his supporters in West Virginia believe he can bring jobs back. Dylann Roof to Represent Himself at Trial in Charleston Church ShootingsA federal judge called the request by Mr. Roof “strategically unwise,” but allowed him to have lawyers present as backup. AT&T Appeals to Cord-Cutters With DirecTV Now, a New Streaming ServiceOffering 60 channels for $35 a month, the service will compete with Sling TV, PlayStation Vue and others to lure viewers away from cable television packages. ‘Hamilton’ Hits a New High: The Most Money Grossed in a Week on Broadway“Hamilton” is the first Broadway show ever to gross more than $3 million for an eight-performance week. Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin Head to Tiebreaker in World Chess ChampionshipThe two chess grandmasters finished the final regulation game in a draw, setting up a sudden-death game on Wednesday in the tournament, being held in Manhattan. Local Transmission of Zika Virus Is Reported in TexasHampshire College Draws Protests Over Removal of U.S. FlagMilitary veterans protested the decision this weekend, adding their voices to a debate on the Massachusetts campus that has seen the flag lowered, removed and even burned since the election. Delta Air Lines Bans Disruptive Donald Trump Supporter for LifeThe man shouted anti-Hillary Clinton comments at fellow passengers on a flight from Atlanta this month, the airline said. A Forgotten Step in Saving African Wildlife: Protecting the RangersMany park personnel, responsible for fending off poachers, go without basic necessities like boots, tents and health insurance. Some groups are trying to change that. Holocaust-Themed Ice Dance in Russia Draws CondemnationThe televised act, performed by Tatiana Navka, a skater married to an aide of President Vladimir V. Putin, was based on the film “Life Is Beautiful.” Professor Watchlist Is Seen as Threat to Academic FreedomThe new website names nearly 200 professors who it says “advance a radical agenda in lecture halls.” Trilobites: Flamingo Mating Rules: 1. Learn the Funky ChickenThe birds with the largest repertoires of dance moves are the ones who most often succeed in finding mates, researchers have found. Sports of The Times: Curtis Granderson Is a Man on a Generous MissionThe veteran outfielder and three-time All-Star is a tireless worker for charities and youth programs in the Chicago area, where he grew up, and in New York. More Recent Articles
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