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Fantasy Football: Week 14 Running Back Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- If you've made it to this point in the fantasy football season, it's unlikely that you've remained unscathed from the injury bug.     
Drug shows promise for infants with rare, fatal muscle diseaseHealthDay News An experimental drug for infants with the rare, fatal degenerative neuromuscular disease spinal muscular atrophy type 1 shows promise in small clinical trial.   Epinephrine increases survival after cardiac arrest, study saysHealthDay News Cardiac arrest patients given epinephrine within five minutes of their heart stopping are more likely to survive than those who don't, according to a study.  
North Korea's Kim Jong Un visits new youth campsite Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Un provided field guidance at a newly constructed campsite for youth.   Obama warns Trump administration that torture doesn't work Stephen FellerTAMPA, Fla., Dec. 6 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama said Tuesday that while a lot of progress has been made against terrorism, the threat is likely to continue for some time -- and warned the incoming Trump administration that torture won't speed up that progress.  
Fantasy Football: Week 14 Wide Receiver Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Now is the time where studs really need to pull through for your fantasy football team.   Kansas City Chiefs' Eric Berry excels on field, remains classy off it The Sports XchangeSo what does Eric Berry have planned as an encore for Thursday evening when his Kansas City Chiefs host the Oakland Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium?   Green Bay Packers' Mike Pennel accepts four-game suspension The Sports XchangeGreen Bay Packers defensive tackle Mike Pennel agreed to a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, the league announced Tuesday.   Japanese firm SoftBank investing $50B in U.S. and bringing 50K jobs, Trump says Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Japan-based SoftBank will invest $50 billion and create 50,000 jobs in the U.S. to stimulate tech innovation, President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday.   Seattle Seahawks place Earl Thomas on injured reserve The Sports XchangeThe Seattle Seahawks placed All-Pro free safety Earl Thomas on injured reserve on Tuesday, officially ending his season.   Thursday's Oakland Raiders-Kansas City Chiefs game means something this time By Bob Gretz, The Sports XchangeWhen the Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs got together for their twice yearly meetings over the last 57 years, there's always been a certain edge to the competition.   New York City FC star David Villa earns MLS MVP honors The Sports XchangeNew York City FC standout David Villa was named Major League Soccer Most Valuable Player on Tuesday after scoring 23 goals this season.   Rosy finish for USC Trojans after rough start The Sports XchangeUSC, with three losses, was never in the discussion for the College Football Playoff. In fact, the Trojans wouldn't have made the playoff even if it featured eight teams and not just four.   Defense vs offense as Auburn Tigers take on Oklahoma Sooners in Sugar Bowl The Sports XchangeAuburn coach Gus Malzahn spent some time last weekend watching Oklahoma beat Oklahoma State 38-20 to win the Big 12 title, and there was no doubt about his take on the Sooners.   Former GOP leader Bob Dole developed Taiwan-Trump relationship, filing says Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Former Sen. Bob Dole's law firm was paid $140,000 by Taiwan to establish a relationship with Donald Trump, despite potentially severe political repercussions.   Near-miss against Clemson sends Virginia Tech Hokies to Belk Bowl The Sports XchangeThe Virginia Tech football team won't be travelling far to play in its 24th straight bowl game.   Louisville Cardinals moonwalk into Citrus Bowl The Sports XchangeLouisville entered November with an outside shot at the college football playoffs, with its only defeat to that point a defeat at Clemson that wasn't decided until the game's final play. But losses to Houston and Kentucky to end the regular season dropped this team from the ranks of the contenders, and even out of a spot in the Orange Bowl.   Aroldis Chapman seeing offers in excess of $80 million Alex ButlerCHICAGO, Dec. 6 (UPI) -- Many baseball fans remember the last time they saw Aroldis Chapman pitching.   Indianapolis Colts LB D'Qwell Jackson suspended for four games The Sports XchangeIndianapolis Colts inside linebacker D'Qwell Jackson was suspended by the NFL.   Colin Kaepernick remains San Francisco 49ers' starting QB The Sports XchangeSan Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick will start Sunday's game against the New York Jets, offensive coordinator Curtis Modkins announced on Tuesday.   Joique Bell returns to Detroit Lions The Sports XchangeThe Detroit Lions signed running back Joique Bell and cornerback Asa Jackson to the team's active roster on Tuesday.   Boston Red Sox land Chris Sale from Chicago White Sox for four prospects The Sports XchangeChris Sale is headed to Boston in a winter blockbuster deal.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bob Dole Worked Behind the Scene on Trump-Taiwan CallThe former senator turned lobbyist worked to establish the high-level contacts that led the president-elect to call the president of Taiwan last week.  
Trump Fires Adviser’s Son From Transition for Spreading Fake NewsMichael G. Flynn, the son of the pick for national security adviser, had posted on Twitter about a fake Hillary Clinton story that led to an armed encounter in a pizzeria. In News, What’s Fake and What’s Real Can Depend on What You Want to BelieveFake news has become a partisan tool, but people differ widely on their ability to discern what is real and what is fabrication.
‘Cancel Order!’ Donald Trump Attacks Plans for Upgraded Air Force OneIn a message that seemed to come out of the blue, Mr. Trump took to Twitter to object to Boeing’s plans for a next-generation presidential plane. Trump Again Slams Costs of Air Force OnePresident-elect Donald J. Trump, asked about a Twitter post he sent on canceling a Boeing contract to build a new Air Force One, said that the costs were “ridiculous” and that “Boeing is doing a little bit of a number.”
Feature: Life in Obamacare’s Dead ZoneExcluded from the Affordable Care Act because of politics, thousands of poor Americans grapple with the toll — physical and psychological — of being uninsured. Health Insurers List Demands if Affordable Care Act Is KilledOne of two large trade groups publicly outlined for the first time what its members want if they are to stay in the state marketplaces. Courts Disagree Over Michigan Vote RecountDueling court rulings left the fate of a presidential vote recount uncertain as officials in the state said they were “seeking clarity about the next steps.” Rallying in North Carolina, Donald Trump Formally Introduces James MattisThe president-elect appeared in Fayetteville with General Mattis, his nominee for defense secretary, whom he called “one of the most effective generals” in decades. Transition Briefing: Trump Plans Technology Conference With Silicon Valley ExecutivesThe president-elect will meet with tech chief executives next week. Meantime, the C.E.O. of Carrier’s parent company says the saved jobs in Indiana are likely to fall to automation. Iran’s President Says Donald Trump Can’t Tear Up Nuclear PactIn a nationally televised speech, President Hassan Rouhani said: “America is our enemy; we have no doubt about this. The Americans want to put as much pressure on us as they can.” Donald Trump, Iran, Joe McKnight: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingWells Fargo Killing Sham Account Suits by Using ArbitrationAs the bank reels in the court of public opinion, it has been able to stop lawsuits from defrauded customers by moving the cases to arbitration. Jubilant Libyan Militias Declare Victory Over ISIS in SurtThe apparent end to the battle was another defeat for the Islamic State as its ambitions for a militant empire buckle on multiple fronts. Angela Merkel Calls for Ban on Full-Face Veils in GermanyAccepting her party’s nomination as their candidate for another four-year term, the chancellor also made a promise that Shariah law would never replace German justice. Like Trump, Europe’s Populists Win Big With Rural VotersAnti-establishment parties are on the move, tapping into rural discontent and exploiting rural resentments against urban residents viewed as elites. Rising Prices in Oakland Push Artists Into Risky HousingIndustrial properties have been artists’ havens for decades, but a search for cheap housing can lead to unsafe spaces. Justice on a Floating CourtroomClimb aboard a judge’s riverboat court as it travels through the Amazon. Turning Points: Marie Kondo: How to Choose HappinessIn a messy and chaotic world, removing the clutter from our lives gives us focus. Saudis Bankroll Taliban, Even as King Officially Supports Afghan GovernmentSaudi Arabia has voiced support for American efforts to nourish Afghanistan’s democracy, but it has also lavishly funded Sunni extremism under various guises. A Bigger Economic Pie, but a Smaller Slice for Half of the U.S.In 35 years, the U.S. economy has more than doubled, but new research shows close to zero growth for working-age adults in the bottom 50 percent of income. Economic Scene: A Dilemma for Humanity: Stark Inequality or Total WarDrawing on history, Walter Scheidel of Stanford argues in a coming book that only all-out war might fundamentally alter how resources are distributed. Joe McKnight Shooting: Man Is Charged Days Later in Fatal ‘Road Rage’Ronald Gasser, who admitted to killing the former N.F.L. player, was arrested on Monday and charged with manslaughter after the police initially freed him. Children’s Headphones May Carry Risk of Hearing LossHalf of 30 sets of so-called noise-limiting headphones and earbuds tested did not restrict volume as much as their manufacturers promised. Earthquake Rocks Indonesia's Aceh Province; At Least 25 DeadA strong undersea earthquake rocked Indonesia's Aceh province early on Wednesday, killing at least 25 people and causing dozens of buildings to collapse. Obama, in Major National Security Speech, Defends Counterterrorism LegacySpeaking at MacDill Air Force Base, President Obama defended his approach to fighting wars while thwarting terrorist plots and protecting civil liberties. Battle Over New Bus Terminal Threatens to Paralyze Port Authority’s BoardA nasty debate over how to pay for the terminal has spilled out in public and has drawn in city and state officials from New Jersey and New York, with accusations flying on both sides. Huffington Post Hires Senior New York Times EditorLydia Polgreen, who was overseeing The Times’s global expansion, will replace Arianna Huffington as the site’s top editor. The Top Political Tweets and Hashtags of 2016Twitter announced the year’s biggest topics and tweets in news and politics, but matters of identity and safety were also prominent. Coached by the Zen Master, the Knicks Try MindfulnessPhil Jackson, who introduced mindfulness exercises after becoming team president, now leads the sessions himself. Man Who Hacked Celebrities’ Email Accounts Gets 5 Years in PrisonAlonzo Knowles, 24, stole unreleased music and movie and television scripts, as well as nude images, and tried to sell them for thousands of dollars. Beyoncé Leads With 9 Grammy NominationsDrake and Rihanna are each up for eight awards, Chance the Rapper has seven nominations, and Adele is up for five, including the top three categories. Instagram Introduces New Tools Meant to Curb Abuse and Expand PrivacyInstagram users will soon be able to remove comments and filter out certain followers. A Proposal for a Canadian National Bird Ruffles FeathersThe Royal Canadian Geographic Society assembled experts who chose the little-seen gray jay, though the popular vote went for the loon. Roman Polanski Extradition Request Rejected by Poland’s Supreme CourtThe Oscar-winning filmmaker is wanted in the United States over a decades-old conviction for having sex with a 13-year-old girl. Cookbooks: The Year’s Best Baking Cookbooks: Radical Ideas, Classic TreatsRestaurant Review: At Aska, a Nordic Chef’s Vision Bears Fruit (and Lichens)For Fredrik Berselius, a third Brooklyn restaurant proves to be the charm, with a tasting menu of startling combinations. Pursuits: Ann Patchett’s Guide for Bookstore PilgrimsIf bookstores are a must on your travel itinerary, Ann Patchett has a road map for you. The Neediest Cases: ‘I Want to Kiss America’: A Woman Who Fled Nazis, Then Russia, Makes a Life in BrooklynPolina Davydova was 3 when her family escaped the Nazis, and 53 when she left Russia. Now 77 and in failing health, she is grateful for the generosity of her new country. More Recent Articles
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