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No. 3 Georgia makes statement against rival Florida JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Third-ranked Georgia continues to show why it is a legitimate contender for one of the four playoff spots.     
No. 9 Notre Dame stays hot, blasts No. 14 N.C. State SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Running back Josh Adams rushed for 202 yards and a touchdown as No. 9 Notre Dame rolled past No. 14 North Carolina State 35-14 on Saturday.   No. 8 Miami survives scare, edges North Carolina CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Malik Rosier threw for 356 yards and three touchdowns as No. 8 Miami held off stubborn North Carolina 24-19 Saturday afternoon at Kenan Stadium.  
World Series: Los Angeles Dodgers use big ninth to stun Houston Astros HOUSTON -- Cody Bellinger ripped an RBI double in the ninth inning to put the Los Angeles Dodgers ahead, and the Dodgers squared the World Series with a 6-2 win over the Houston Astros in Game 4 on Saturday night at Minute Maid Park.   Northwestern upsets No. 16 Michigan State in 3OT EVANSTON, Ill. -- Clayton Thorson threw for two touchdowns after the end of regulation to help Northwestern upset 16th-ranked Michigan State 39-31 in triple overtime Saturday at Ryan Field.  
No. 5 Wisconsin loses Jonathan Taylor, but stymies Illinois CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Wisconsin lost standout freshman running back Jonathan Taylor for the second half Saturday, but the Badgers didn't lose their unbeaten record.   Roundup: Los Angeles Kings stun Boston Bruins at buzzer BOSTON -- Tyler Toffoli scored his second goal of the game with no time remaining in overtime to lift the red-hot Los Angeles Kings to a stunning 2-1 victory over the Boston Bruins on Saturday.   Swiss Indoors: Roger Federer nets finals appearnace No. 1 seed Roger Federer of Switzerland blasted third-seeded David Goffin 6-1, 6-2 in the Swiss Indoors Basel semifinals Saturday.   Minnesota Vikings add Cornelius Edison to 53-man roster The Minnesota Vikings promoted center Cornelius Edison from the practice squad on Saturday.   WTA Finals: Venus Williams, Carolina Wozniacki to meet for title Venus Williams rallied to beat Caroline Garcia in three sets on Saturday and will face Caroline Wozniacki for the title at the WTA Finals in Singapore.   No. 13 Virginia Tech stomps Duke in rain BLACKSBURG, Va. -- No. 13 Virginia Tech defeated Duke 24-3 in the pouring rain on Saturday night at Lane Stadium.   No. 6 Ohio State rallies to upset No. 2 Penn State COLUMBUS, Ohio -- No. 6 Ohio State rallied from a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to stun No. 2 Penn State 39-38 at Ohio Stadium on Saturday.   Tropical Storm Philippe forms near Florida Keys Tropical Storm Philippe formed near the Florida Keys on Saturday evening, bringing rains to the state and Cuba, the National Hurricane Center said.   Survey of Iraq, Afghanistan veterans finds half affected by suicide A new study from the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America revealed more than half say know know a fellow post-9/11 service member who committed suicide.   World Series: Bullpen issues could surface for Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 After burning through eight relief pitchers in Game 2 and sending five more to the mound on Friday night in Game 3 of the World Series, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts faces inevitable questions.   Suspect arrested in Greece letter bomb attacks Police in Greece said Saturday they have arrested a suspect in letter bombings, including one that injured a former prime minister.   Pope Francis urges political dialogue by Christians in Europe Pope Francis urged Christians in Europe to promote political dialogue "especially where it is threatened and where conflict seems to prevail."   Astronomers may have found solar system's first observed interstellar object Astronomers are tracking what they believe may be the first observed interstellar asteroid or comet to travel through Earth's solar system, NASA said.   Scary idea: Starbucks' Zombie Frappuccino includes whipped cream 'brains' Ahead of Halloween, Starbucks has unveiled the Zombie Frappuccino at its stores throughout the United States and Canada.   Mattis warns North Korea has 'accelerated' nuclear threat Defense Secretary James Mattis said the threat of North Korea launching a nuclear attack has "accelerated" but warned "outlaw" behavior won't be tolerated.   Fall a good time to start exercising, medical experts say Fall is a probably a good time for you to get up and get moving, medical experts say.   Caitlyn Jenner shares bathing suit video on the beach Caitlyn Jenner posted on Instagram a video of her wearing a plunging, one-piece bathing suit as she walked on a beach.   Knicks top Nets for first win Kristaps Porzingis scored 30 points as the New York Knicks pulled away in the third quarter and beat the Brooklyn Nets 107-86 Friday night.   At least 10 die in 2 car bombings in Mogadishu Twin car bombs exploded outside a hotel in Mogadishu, killing at least 10 people in Somalia's capital Saturday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Roman Theater Premieres in Jerusalem, 1,700 Years LaterA Roman-era theater-like structure, complete with a row of seats, an orchestra area and part of the stage, was uncovered by a team of stunned archaeologists.
 
How Dreams of Kurdish Independence Were ShatteredOne month ago the Kurdistan Regional Government was full of confidence. But a backlash to its independence referendum has left it divided and in disarray.
Truck Bomb Near Mogadishu Hotel Kills at Least 23Saturday's blasts came two weeks after more than 350 people were killed in a massive truck bombing in the country's worst-ever attack.
'Today I Have No King': Catalans Defiant in Face of SpainSpain may have said it was taking control of Catalonia and fired the region's separatist government, but locals are undaunted about what lies ahead.
U.S. Service Member Dies After Afghan Chopper CrashA U.S. service member died after a helicopter crash in Logar province, Afghanistan that officials said was not caused by enemy action.
Threat of Nuclear Attack by N. Korea Accelerating, Mattis WarnsDefense Secetary James Mattis said during a visit to Seoul that North Korea's escalating threat has given U.S.-South Korean collaboration "a new urgency."
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North Korea Rouses Neighbors to Reconsider Nuclear WeaponsA debate is raging in both Japan and South Korea about the nuclear option, driven by the North’s rapidly advancing capabilities and concern the United States might hesitate to defend its allies.
Will Congress Ever Limit the Forever-Expanding 9/11 War?The deaths of American troops in Niger are sharpening scrutiny of the erosion of constraints on presidential war-making powers.
Conservative Website First Funded Anti-Trump Research by Firm That Later Produced DossierThe Washington Free Beacon, a website funded by a major G.O.P. donor, initially retained the firm that later conducted opposition research for Democrats.
‘You’re a Quadriplegic’: A Las Vegas Victim Faces a Hard RealityKim Gervais and two friends went to hear country music. Then the gunfire began. She was gravely injured, one of her friends died and one survived.
Refusing Weinstein’s Hush Money, Rose McGowan Calls Out HollywoodThe former actress, who has said that Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted her, talks about the producer and about becoming an advocate for mistreated women.
‘I Called the Police Last Week’: After Weinstein Reports, Women Take ActionHundreds of readers shared their stories of the ripple effects, big and small, of the Weinstein coverage.
In Virginia Governor’s Race, Immigrants’ Turnout May Be KeyGrowing numbers of South Asians, Latinos and Arabs are a major reason for Virginia’s steady march toward the Democratic Party. The question is whether they will vote.
The Little-Known Pragmatist Who Is Shaping the Trump Tax CutsJustin Muzinich, a top aide to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, is the Treasury Department point man on taxes.
Opinion: Breast Cancer Is Serious. Pink Is Not.It insults patients like me to conjoin our femininity and this frightening disease.
Opinion: How We Find Our Way to the DeadEditorial: Will Harvey Weinstein’s Fall Finally Reform Men?It feels as if the American workplace may be changing, at last. Here’s how to make sure it does.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Misery FilterOp-Ed Columnist: Too Many Colleges Flunk Trump 101The 2016 election is forcing campuses to examine their dangerous estrangement.
Opinion: When You Are Replaceable and He Will Never BeA Roadshow of Hate: Supremacist Rallies Fueled by Travelers From AfarAt two demonstrations in Tennessee on Saturday, as at many white nationalist events, local police faced unfamiliar crowds coming mostly from out of town.
Catalonia’s Ousted Leader Calls for Peaceful DefianceCarles Puigdemont, fired by the Spanish national government, insisted that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was removing a democratically elected administration.
One Convicted, One Cleared: Signs of Trouble in Indonesia CourtsThe legal system is coming under renewed scrutiny after rulings in two high-profile cases that alarmed both Westerners and local anticorruption groups.
In Mogadishu, Truck Bomb and Gunmen Kill at Least 23 in Hotel AttackThe Shabab, the Al Qaeda-affiliated militant group, claimed responsibility for the attack on a hotel popular with government ministers and Somali business leaders.
The Interpreter: Mexico’s Record Violence Is a Crisis 20 Years in the MakingThis is how a series of bad breaks, missteps and self-imposed crises grew Mexico’s organized crime problem into a national disaster.
The Neediest Cases Fund: Faith Moors 2 Victims of Hurricane Sandy in Life’s StormsAfter years of disarray in the wake of the 2012 hurricane, a retired Orthodox Jewish couple find calm in a new home, aided by their unflinching faith in God.
Who Ordered Killing of Honduran Activist? Evidence of Broad Plot Is FoundA team of lawyers investigating the killing of Berta Cáceres, an environmentalist, say state agents and senior executives of an energy company were involved.
The Look: Is Fall Dead?Review: Onstage Jay-Z Forgoes Distractions, Drilling Down to the MessageAt the opening of his “4:44” tour, Jay-Z showcased his effortless delivery and tried to translate the intimacy of that album’s themes to a large room.
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