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Alleged former Gulf Cartel leader extradited to United States The former leader of Mexico's Gulf Cartel was extradited to the United States to face drug conspiracy charges.     
Xavier grinds out win vs. MarshallPaul Carey, Henrik Lundqvist carry New York Rangers past Anaheim Ducks Paul Carey scored twice -- doubling his season goal total -- as the New York Rangers defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-1 on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.  
Bradley Beal's big second half helps Washington Wizards top New Orleans Pelicans Bradley Beal scored 22 of his 26 points during the second half of a game loaded with massive point swings.   South Korea to increase renewable energy use to 20% South Korea plans to inject $101 billion dollars to scale up renewable energy generation in the country.  
McDonald's brings 'McVegan' burger to some European locations McDonald's will put its McVegan burger on the permanent menu in two European countries, the company announced.   Arthur Collins sentenced to 20 years in prison for London acid attack Arthur Collins was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Tuesday for carrying out an acid attack that injured nearly two dozen people in a London night club.   Facebook will let you know when someone posts a photo of you Facebook launched a facial-recognition feature in which users will be notified if someone else posts a photo of them, even if they aren't tagged in the photo.   Cancer survivors often face another hurdle: faster aging Treatments that help people beat cancer also can cause them to age prematurely and die sooner, Mayo Clinic researchers report.   Mindfulness may be stress-buster at exam time For college students stressed out at exam time, a new study suggests there is a simple way to improve their mental health -- mindfulness training.   Heroin vaccine blunts drug's effect in animalsTenn. woman gives birth to baby from 24-year-old embryo A Tennessee woman gave birth to a baby via an embryo that had been frozen for 26 years -- the oldest-known embryo to result in a live birth.   U.N. renews authorization for cross-border aid deliveries in Syria The U.N. Security Council voted Tuesday to renew cross-border aid deliveries to Syria for another year.   U.N. resolution calls for inter-Korean family reunions The U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday adopted a resolution condemning North Korea's human rights abuses for the 13th consecutive year.   Virginia House split after Democrat wins recount by one vote Virginia's House of Delegates is split evenly between Republicans and Democrats after Democrat Shelly Simonds won a seat by one vote in a recount Tuesday.   South Korean prosecutors seek prison for 'blacklist' officials Senior South Korean officials responsible for blacklisting artists and filmmakers may soon face prison sentences for their actions.   Eva Longoria pregnant with first child Eva Longoria is pregnant with her first child with husband Jose "Pepe" Baston, a representative confirmed Tuesday.   Dan Quinn not pleased with Atlanta Falcons' execution vs. Tampa Bay Bucs The Atlanta Falcons have won five of six games and are right in the think of the NFC playoff race.   Damian Lillard: Portland Trail Blazers star guard reportedly target of anti-gay slurs Portland Trail Blazers star guard Damian Lillard was the target of two anti-gay slurs allegedly shouted by a pair of fans following a game against the Timberwolves in Minnesota.   Los Angeles Chargers place TE Hunter Henry on IR Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry was placed on season-ending injured reserve on Tuesday due to a lacerated kidney.   Rome spent $59,000 on dead, 'balding' Christmas tree Officials in Rome declared the Italian city's $59,000 Christmas tree dead amid jokes online about its shabby appearance.   Shane Ray: Denver Broncos place OLB on IR, promote CB Michael Hunter The Denver Broncos have promoted cornerback Michael Hunter from the practice squad and placed linebacker Shane Ray on injured reserve.   Andy Jones: Detroit Lions promote WR, place T.J. Jones on IR The Detroit Lions have signed practice squad wide receiver Andy Jones and placed wide receiver T.J. Jones on injured reserve.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Ninth-ranked Xavier's victory over Marshall never was in serious doubt. 
An experimental heroin vaccine has shown promise in an early animal study. 
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 New York Times | Amtrak Inquiry Will Focus on Driver Distraction and Excessive Speed New York Times DUPONT, Wash. — The investigation into the fatal Amtrak crash near Tacoma, Wash., is focusing on the possibility that the engineer was distracted by a cellphone, another person in his cab or something else when the train barreled into a curve 50 miles ... NTSB says train that wrecked was going was going 80 mph in a 30 mph zone Washington officials remain committed to bypass, site of deadly train derailment Latest safety technology wasn't fully installed at Amtrak derailment site |
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Missile fired at palace highlights ratcheting Saudi-Iran tensionsA digital animation went viral this weekend, receiving almost 800,000 views in just three days and garnering attention in local newspapers.
South Korea urges U.S. to delay military drills in nod to NorthPresident Moon Jae-in said in an interview that the drills could be pushed back if Pyongyang also shows willingness to pause its nuclear and missile tests.
Europe warns Christmas air travelers about lithium ion batteriesBatteries not included, please: the European Aviation Safety Agency is urging airlines to remind passengers about how best to transport electronic devices over the holidays.
At least 12 killed in tourist bus crash in eastern MexicoA bus carrying cruise ship passengers on an excursion to Mayan ruins in southeastern Mexico flipped over on a narrow highway Tuesday, killing 11 travelers and their guide and injuring about 20 others, officials said.
Is an end to polio in sight?Teams trying to eradicate polio are taking a colorful approach in Afghanistan: circuses. Kids are trained to do tricks and the educate about vaccines, too.
Japan urged to end forced sterilization of transgender peopleLGBTQ advocates are urging Japan to ban the practice of requiring trans people to be sterilized in order to have their gender legally recognized by the state. Rohingya refugees tell harrowing tales of rapeViolent rape is so common for Rohingya Muslim refugees fleeing Myanmar that women talk about it openly, startled aid workers say.
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