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Security increased at L.A. transit stops after threat called in to FBI Stephen FellerLOS ANGELES, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- The LAPD and FBI stepped up security Monday across the L.A. transit system after a threat was called in against a Metro station there.     
Study: Over-grooming pubic hair increases risk for STIsDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Frequent groomers of pubic hair are 3 to 4 times more likely to contract a sexually transmitted infection, such as herpes, HPV or syphilis, researchers say.   U.S. doctors continue prescribing unnecessary drugs, survey saysDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Despite evidence that certain drugs aren't always necessary, doctors are still prescribing these treatments, a new survey of doctors reveals.  
Ford to raise nearly $3 billion in debt to increase tech investments Stephen FellerDEARBORN, Mich., Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Ford Motor Co. announced on Monday it plans to raise nearly $3 billion to increase its push into areas of transportation beyond making and selling vehicles.   College football bowl and playoff schedule, predictions Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Schedule for college football bowls for 2016-17 (All times EST).  
North Korea cyberattack traced to city in China, report says Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- South Korea says it has identified the source of North Korea cyberattacks that targeted the internal networks of Seoul's military.   Judge to allow 2005 deposition in Cosby criminal trial Stephen FellerNORRISTOWN, Pa., Dec. 5 (UPI) -- A judge ruled Monday prosecutors can use a deposition Bill Cosby gave in 2005 against the disgraced comedy legend in his current criminal sexual assault case.   Louisville's Jackson, Oklahoma's Mayfield among Heisman finalists Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield were among five finalists announced Monday in the running to win the coveted Heisman Trophy this weekend.   Michigan GOP appeals recount order; Stein rallies at Trump HQ in NYC Allen Cone and Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Michigan Republicans filed an appeal Monday to stop a presidential recount effort by Green Party candidate Jill Stein, after a judge ruled it can continue.   Amazon planning smart app-based 'Go' stores in U.S. next year Doug G. WareSEATTLE, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Amazon.com unveiled plans Monday to open app-based grocery stores in the United States -- a venture it hopes fills an enduring need for millions of shoppers.   Fantasy Football: Denver Broncos add running back Justin Forsett Alex ButlerDENVER, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Justin Forsett keeps following Gary Kubiak.   Fantasy Football: Denver Broncos put Kapri Bibbs on injured reserve Alex ButlerDENVER, Dec. 5 (UPI) -- Despite the Denver Broncos' dedication to the running game, you should look elsewhere for a fantasy football starter.   Ryan Tannehill: Miami Dolphins 'have to reset and correct our mistakes' The Sports XchangeDAVIE, Fla. - The Miami Dolphins were beaten and exposed by Baltimore 38-6, and now the Dolphins, who had their six-game winning streak snapped, must deal with the aftermath of a loss for the first time in nearly two months. And Miami (7-5) must deal with a serious blow to its playoff hopes.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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House G.O.P. Signals Break With Trump Over Tariff ThreatPresident-elect Trump has suggested a heavy tax on companies that move jobs overseas, but Republican leaders pushed back, saying they don’t want a trade war.  
Carson Is New Sign Trump Plans to Govern From the RightAnnouncements of several of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s cabinet posts are helping to define his approach to issues at home. Critics Worry Over How Ben Carson, Lacking Expertise in Public Housing, Will Lead ItExperts in urban areas admire Mr. Carson’s medical clout but are concerned about his lack of experience in government.
Trump’s Call with Taiwan: A Diplomatic Gaffe or a New Start?Donald J. Trump has challenged Beijing on trade and the South China Sea, rejecting suggestions that he needed China’s approval to talk to Taiwan’s president. Both Feeling Threatened, American Muslims and Jews Join HandsThe two groups are putting aside divisions to combat a wave of Islamophobia and anti-Semitism since Donald J. Trump’s election, and to resist whatever may come next.
Finding Hate Crimes on the Rise, Leaders Condemn Vicious ActsHate crimes in New York City have risen in the weeks since Donald J. Trump won the presidential election. The incidents range from vicious graffiti to physical violence. In Washington Pizzeria Attack, Fake News Brought Real GunsEdgar M. Welch of North Carolina was charged after a shooting at a Washington pizzeria that he thought was harboring young children as sex slaves. Trump Adviser Has Pushed Clinton Conspiracy TheoriesDays before the election, Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn posted on Twitter a fake news story alleging the Clinton campaign was being investigated for pedophilia and other felonies. Transition Briefing: Trump Meets With Al Gore on Climate Change While House G.O.P. Rebuffs Tariff PlanAl Gore was to meet with Ivanka Trump on climate change, but the former vice president got to bend the ear of the president-elect himself. Standing Rock, Trump, Renzi: Your Monday Evening BriefingItaly Just Handed the Global Economy Another Giant VariableAs the country’s voters emphatically rejected reforms in a referendum Sunday, they added to grave international uncertainties and prompted the prime minister to resign. Italy Enters a Transition Phase, Complex but Familiar, as Its Premier QuitsPrime Minister Matteo Renzi tendered his resignation on Monday after voters rejected his constitutional overhaul plan. Governor Cuomo Orders Investigation of Racial Bias in N.Y. State PrisonsReports in The Times revealed that black inmates were disciplined more than whites. Now, the state will investigate the revelations with an eye toward reform. Oakland’s ‘Ghost Ship,’ Site of Fire, Was a Motley Warehouse With a HistoryThe deadly fire in an Oakland warehouse has shed light on an illegal housing boom and prompted questions about whether the building should have been shut down. Oakland Fire Victims Included Performers and EducatorsAs the coroner began releasing the victims’ names, friends and family members remembered their loved ones as “honorable” and “ferociously brilliant.” Mistrial for South Carolina Officer Who Shot Walter ScottJurors could not agree on the fate of a North Charleston police officer, Michael T. Slager, in the fatal shooting of Walter L. Scott, an unarmed black man. Walter Scott’s Mother and Lawyer React to MistrialL. Chris Stewart, the lawyer for the family of Walter L. Scott, the black man who was shot dead by the former South Carolina police officer Michael T. Slager, spoke after news of Mr. Slager's mistrial, as did Mr. Scott's mother. Mr. Stewart said that the officer had "delayed" justice but that he would not "escape" it. As North Dakota Pipeline Is Blocked, Veterans at Standing Rock CheerThe presence of many hundreds of veterans — organizers were anticipating 2,000 or more — adds another potent layer to a fight that is already steeped in sharp contrasts. A Timeline From Standing RockFrom tear gas to Donald J. Trump: How the Dakota Access Pipeline protests have unfolded over the past several months. The Rehabilitation of a Coaching OutcastMike Rice, the disgraced former Rutgers coach who was fired for abusive treatment of his players, is gaining renewed respect on the sidelines of high school games. The Best TV Shows of 2016A sampler of television as dizzying and agitated as the year we’ve just lived through. Pat McCrory, North Carolina Governor, Concedes After Acrimonious RaceThe move cleared the way for the ascension of his Democratic challenger, Roy Cooper, and gave the national Democratic Party a rare cause for celebration. Georgia Man Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Son’s Death in Hot CarLast month, jurors convicted Justin Ross Harris of malice murder and other charges in the June 2014 death of his 22-month-old child, Cooper. Bill Cosby’s Testimony on Drugs Can Be Evidence in Sexual Assault Trial, Judge RulesIn deposition testimony from a 2005 civil lawsuit, the star acknowledged obtaining quaaludes as part of his efforts to have sex with women. Supreme Court Justice Removes Brazil’s Senate Leader Amid Graft CaseThe ruling to remove Renan Calheiros comes as tensions have escalated between Congress and the judiciary over corruption investigations. Shinzo Abe to Become First Japanese Leader to Visit Pearl HarborMr. Abe’s trip this month to the site his country attacked 75 years ago will in effect be reciprocating a visit by President Obama to Hiroshima this year. Amazon Moves to Cut Checkout Line, Promoting a Grab-and-Go ExperienceAt an experimental store on the ground floor of a new Amazon office building in Seattle, shoppers will be able to pluck what they want off the shelves and leave without waiting to pay. Death of Tamil Nadu’s Leader Leaves Power Vacuum in Southern IndiaJayalalithaa Jayaram, 68, an imperious former starlet, died after a cardiac arrest and had groomed no successor. Leonard B. Sand, Judge in Landmark Yonkers Segregation Case, Dies at 88The case in which the federal judge found that city officials had segregated public housing and schools along racial lines stretched 27 years. The Hunt for Hatchimals, the Elusive Toy of the Holiday SeasonThe interactive hatching toys are virtually sold out, and the maker promises more stock — in January. Revisited ‘Last Tango in Paris’ Rape Scene Causes Internet OutcryThat the actress Maria Schneider was left in the dark about details of the infamous scene in Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1972 film has left many outraged. On Golf: Japan’s Best Golfer? With a Smile, Hideki Matsuyama Begs to DifferMatsuyama, 24, has continued a streak that invokes Tiger Woods’s performance at the same age, but in front of the cameras, the similarities end. More Recent Articles
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