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Fantasy Football: San Diego Chargers' Melvin Gordon "highly unlikely" for Week 15 Alex ButlerSAN DIEGO, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- If Melvin Gordon is on your fantasy football team, your season is probably over.     
Baltimore Orioles sign Welington Castillo Alex ButlerBALTIMORE, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- It appears that Matt Wieters' career with the Baltimore Orioles is over.   Clemson Tigers Football: Team building slide in training facility Alex ButlerCLEMSON, S.C., Dec. 14 (UPI) -- While the Clemson Tigers prepare for its most important game of the season, construction works are building a slide in its football facility.  
Chicago Cubs' Kyle Schwarber helps boy with rare disease play Batman Alex ButlerPHOENIX, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Kyle Schwarber already helped save the Chicago Cubs from its legendary World Series curse.   NYC 'zombie outbreak' was caused by super-strong 'fake pot'Alan Mozes, HealthDay News Researchers found chemicals in "fake pot" that caused a "zombie outbreak" in New York last year was as much as 85 times more potent than actual marijuana.  
Uber draws ire of California DMV for testing self-driving cars in S.F. without permit Doug G. WareSACRAMENTO, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- California's DMV issued a warning of sorts Wednesday to rideshare company Uber, apparently for wading too far into the waters of testing self-driving vehicles.   Genetics determine whether asparagus adds a noxious odor to urine, study saysHealthDay News Genetic makeup determines whether asparagus will add an odor to people's urine after they eat it, according to a study conducted by Harvard researchers.   Obama blocks states from withholding Planned Parenthood funding Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- The Obama administration finalized a rule designed to protect Title X funding for Planned Parenthood, making it illegal for states not to pay the organization.   Baltimore Ravens' John Harbaugh focused on three-game season By Todd Karpovich, The Sports XchangeOWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Just minutes after his team lost to the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh told his players to immediately turn their focus to the Philadelphia Eagles.   North Korea crew members found on boat adrift at sea, report says Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- South Korean naval vessels rescued eight North Korean nationals adrift at sea but all crew members said they wished to be repatriated to the North.   QB Matt Moore takes charge from start in Miami Dolphins' huddle The Sports XchangeDAVIE, Fla. -- Quarterback Matt Moore is now the starter for the Miami Dolphins, and no one knows how things will go.   Dating site Ashley Madison agrees to pay $1.6M over massive data breach Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Internet dating website Ashley Madison will pay $1.6 million to settle charges tied to a major data breach last year, federal regulators said Wednesday.   Watch: Obama hosts evening Hanukkah reception at White House Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- President Obama saw his final Hanukkah receptions at the White House Wednesday, where a menorah owned by late Israeli President Shimon Peres' family was lit.   Yahoo reveals what could be largest hack in history, affecting 1B accounts Doug G. WareSUNNYVALE, Calif., Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Tech giant Yahoo on Wednesday announced what could be the largest computer hacking in history -- the breach of more than 1 billion user accounts.   Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton gets MRI on throwing shoulder The Sports XchangeCarolina quarterback Cam Newton was noticeably absent from a portion of Wednesday's practice, one day after having an MRI on his throwing shoulder.   Louisville admits to receiving leaked plays vs. Wake Forest The Sports XchangeLouisville athletic director Tom Jurich admitted Wednesday an assistant football coach received "a few plays."   Jim Irsay has little hope for San Diego, Oakland The Sports XchangeIndianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay didn't mince words on Wednesday when discussing the NFL's future in both San Diego and Oakland.   Derek Holland agrees to one-year deal with Chicago White Sox The Sports XchangeThe Chicago White Sox agreed to terms with left-handed pitcher Derek Holland on a one-year, $6-million contract, the team announced Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yahoo Says 1 Billion User Accounts Were HackedThe company says the attack was separate from the breach that led to an earlier disclosure that 500 million accounts were hacked.  
Congressional memo: For Republican Russia Hawks, a Dilemma Named Rex TillersonRepublicans will have to reconcile a party catechism with their vote on Mr. Tillerson for secretary of state. He is close to Vladimir V. Putin. ‘I’m Here to Help,’ Trump Tells Tech Executives at MeetingThe president-elect met with Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Timothy D. Cook of Apple, among other tech leaders, in a surprisingly genial gathering.
Trump Firm Quits Brazil Hotel Project That Was Named in Criminal InquiryThe hotel and another Trump venture in the city had been named in a federal investigation over investments by public pension fund managers in commercial projects. Transition Briefing: Democrats and Feds in Dispute on Trump’s D.C. Hotel LeaseThe General Services Administration disputed House Democrats on whether President-elect Donald J. Trump had to sell off his Washington hotel.
Fed Raises Key Interest Rate, Citing Strengthening EconomyThe increase was only the second since the financial crisis, and the central bank gave little indication that Donald J. Trump’s election altered its outlook. How the Fed’s Interest Rate Increase Can Affect YouThe Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday. Economists talk about the impact on markets, but what about everyday consumers? Economic Trends: Will the Trump Era Bring Higher Interest Rates? Don’t Count On ItA look at two reasons that the era of low rates might stick around a bit longer. Evening Briefing: Donald Trump, Aleppo, Yahoo: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingMurder in the 4-0: A Man Is Shot in the Back, and Only the Police Are Kept in the DarkAdrian Maldonado was killed after a drug deal at a Bronx housing complex. Rumors focused on a spurned lover, but witnesses were reluctant to come forward over fears of reprisals. North Carolina G.O.P. Moves to Curb Power of New Democratic GovernorRepublican lawmakers introduced measures to end the governor’s control over election boards and to require State Senate approval of his cabinet members. Loath to Meddle in Election, Obama Delayed Blaming Russia for D.N.C. HackThe administration was concerned that any statement by President Obama would be viewed as politicizing intelligence, the White House said. Amid Rain of Shells, Aleppo’s Civilians Offer ‘Final Scream’Pro-government forces resumed shelling of Aleppo’s eastern neighborhoods, delaying the evacuation of thousands of civilians and fighters. The Top Books of 2016The Times’s critics give their choices of the best fiction and nonfiction works of the year. Drug 85 Times as Potent as Marijuana Caused a ‘Zombielike’ State in BrooklynA new study offers the first detailed look at a drug that has caused dozens to overdose and offers a window into the evolving world of synthetic drugs. Israel’s Parliament Draws a Line on Short HemlinesDozens of female employees arrived at the Knesset in above-the-knee outfits to protest what they said was a sudden shift in enforcing a longstanding dress code. Unusual New Resident of Manhattan Has People TalkingA male deer who has settled in Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem, a block from a subway entrance, has his new neighbors worried about his safety. Miss World Contestant Who Challenged China Is Allowed to Speak Once MorePageant organizers gave Anastasia Lin permission on Wednesday to speak to the news media, ending a three-week standoff over her criticism of human rights abuses in China. Muslim Woman Made Up Hate Crime on Subway, Police SayThe woman, 18, claimed that three men attacked her on a Manhattan subway on Dec. 1 and tried to pull off her hijab. The police said the story was false. How to Have a Dinner Party: Friends Not RequiredFlummoxed by the old-fashioned pastime of entertaining at home, our reporter tries out online services designed to bring together strangers. Trilobites: Swimming With the Mysterious Sardine Disco Balls of the PhilippinesAround a handful of beaches on the island of Cebu, divers can swim with sparkling aggregations of fish that collect in “bait balls.” GoFundMe Says It Has Helped Campaigns Raise $3 BillionThe crowdfunding site has become synonymous with online giving to help in disasters and smaller crises. Some fear it could hurt traditional charities. One Small Step for NASA, One Giant Leap for GIFsThe space agency has entered a partnership with Giphy to share clips of science in action. Rodrigo Duterte on Killing Criminal Suspects: ‘I Used to Do It Personally’“I was really looking for a confrontation, so I could kill,” President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines told business leaders at a meeting in Manila. 5 Times Drones Told the StoryThe Carpetbagger: SAG Nominees Include Viggo Mortensen and Other SurprisesManchester by the Sea” lands the most nominations, with “Fences” and “Moonlight” close behind. ‘Rogue One’ Reviews: Here’s What the Critics SayCritics got a look at the new “Star Wars” movie this week. Despite a few who called it mediocre, most say it’s a fine entry to the canon. How to Keep Your Office Holiday Party From Going Off the RailsThe office party can be a fun way for co-workers to get together to celebrate, an opportunity to introduce yourself to executives or a memorable event for all the wrong reasons. Pregnant Women Warned to Avoid Brownsville, Tex., Because of ZikaAt least five cases of Zika transmitted by local mosquitoes have been reported in the last few weeks, and temperatures are still high enough for the insects to thrive. Cosby’s Lawyers Argue to Block Accounts of Other AccusersThe entertainer’s lawyers question the stories of 13 women who said they were sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby decades ago. Abortion Is Found to Have Little Effect on Women’s Mental HealthA study, published in JAMA Psychiatry, undermines the claim that women seeking abortions might develop emotional and psychological trauma. N.F.L. Owners Pave Way for Chargers and Raiders to MoveAt a league meeting, owners showed signs of grudging support for relocating the teams to Los Angeles and Las Vegas as soon as next season. Spared by Gunman in Charleston, Churchgoer Describes Night of TerrorThe defense rested without calling any witnesses in the trial of Dylann Roof, who is accused of killing nine people in June 2015. The Neediest Cases: Inquisitive Child Inspires Her Tutor to Start a New PathAt an internship last year, a girl Naivon Lake Jr. was tutoring asked why he wasn’t in college. Good question, Naivon thought. More Recent Articles
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