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NFL notebook: London not being considered for Super Bowl The NFL may annually play regular-season games in London, but do not expect a Super Bowl to be played there in the near future.      Buccaneers S Whitehead fined for hit on Mayfield Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie safety Jordan Whitehead was fined $26,739 on Saturday for his hit on Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield last Sunday.   Texans not expected to pursue free agent WR Bryant After losing Will Fuller for the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, the Houston Texans may need another wide receiver but it does not appear it will be free agent Dez Bryant.   Vigils held for Pittsburgh synagogue shooting victims The Pittsburgh community gathered Saturday evening for prayer vigils to honor victims killed and wounded after a gunman opened fire at a synagogue.   Watch: Sadio Mane navigates box for hectic Liverpool goal Senegalese winger Sadio Mane managed to score while barely maintaining control of the ball inside the box in Liverpool's 4-1 against Cardiff City.   Rams' Aaron Donald in position to take down sacks mark Los Angeles Rams tackle Aaron Donald briefly was the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history.   49ers TE George Kittle making impression on and off field San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle has made quite an impression on his teammates in his brief NFL career.   Michael Higgins wins second term as Ireland's president Irish President Michael Higgins will serve a second term, keeping his job for seven more years, a victory won by a smaller majority than predicted.   Patriots RB Sony Michel returns to practice New England Patriots rookie running back Sony Michel was back at practice Saturday.   Rob Gronkowski reports improvement in advance of MNF matchup New England Patriots standout tight end Rob Gronkowski appears on track to return to the lineup for Monday night's game at the Buffalo Bills.   Roger Goodell says Super Bowl not being considered for London The NFL may annually play regular-season games in London, but do not expect a Super Bowl to be played there in the near future.   8th New Jersey child dies from adenovirus New Jersey health officials confirmed an eighth child died from adenovirus at a nursing and rehabilitation center.   California agrees to pause net neutrality law California's attorney general agreed to put the state's net neutrality law on hold until an appeals court decides whether ending the regulation is lawful.   Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena suspends Parliament Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena suspended Parliament for two weeks after he abruptly sacked the country's prime minister.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Secretary Mattis warns Khashoggi murder threatens regional stabilityThe U.S. will "consider the implications of this incident within our broader strategic framework," Mattis said at a regional security conference.
  Israel pounds Gaza after militants launch rockets at border communitiesIsrael hit about 80 targets in response to more than 30 rockets launched from Gaza.
China wants to portray its vast Muslim detention camps as 'humane'For decades, criticism of Beijing's heavy-handed rule in its western region was met with silence. But now Chinese leaders have decided to defend it.
Migrant caravan members reject offer to stay in MexicoUnder the "You are at home" plan, they would have received benefits if they applied for refugee status and stayed in the country's two southernmost states.
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Pittsburgh Shooting: Suspect in CustodyA gunman opened fire in a Pittsburgh synagogue on Oct. 27. At least 11 are dead. Used to Hearing ‘Shabbat Shalom,’ a Historic Jewish Enclave Rings Out With GunshotsPittsburgh’s Squirrel Hill neighborhood is a close-knit Jewish community. Its day of worship turned into one of mourning after a gunman stormed into a synagogue.
Trump Calls for Unity After Synagogue Shooting, Then Swiftly Denounces DemocratsThe president again demonstrated that he would not be swayed from the call of the campaign trail during a politically volatile and violent midterm election season.
Who Is Robert Bowers, the Suspect in the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting?Mr. Bowers showed a virulent anti-Semitism on his social media accounts. The police accuse him of killing 11 congregants at Tree of Life.
Shootings at Houses of Worship: Pittsburgh Synagogue Attack Was Among the DeadliestFrom a Texas church to a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, houses of worship have become a recurring target for mass shooters.
Cesar Sayoc’s Path on Social Media: From Food Photos to Partisan FuryBy the time he was arrested, Mr. Sayoc appeared to fit a familiar profile of a modern extremist, radicalized online and sucked into a vortex of partisan furor.
Cesar Sayoc, Mail Bombing Suspect, Found an Identity in Political Rage and ResentmentMr. Sayoc styled himself as a successful bodybuilder and entrepreneur in South Florida. But court records and people who knew him recalled him differently.
Outspoken Trump Supporter in Florida Charged in Attempted Bombing SpreeThe suspect was identified as Cesar Sayoc Jr., 56, of Aventura, Fla. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he “appears to be a partisan.”
Republicans Rushing to Save House Seats From Onslaught of Democratic MoneyWith the G.O.P. confident about holding onto their Senate majority on Election Day, the party is fortifying defenses in conservative-leaning districts they thought were secure but now may be at risk.
Red-Hot Economy? Women Aren’t ConvincedA remarkable gender gap, transcending party lines, has opened up in Americans’ views of both their own finances and the broader national economy. Driven by Trump Policy Changes, Fracking Booms on Public LandsThe administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights and rolling back regulations, raising environmental concerns in states like Wyoming.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe Beastie Boys wrote a book. Silicon Valley parents say not to screen time. The creator of green-bean casserole is dead. And more.
A Massacre in the Heart of Mr. Rogers’ NeighborhoodSquirrel Hill will continue to live by the values that Jews have sustained for more than 2,000 years. They can never be gunned down.
Shaking My Faith in AmericaThe bloodshed in the Tree of Life synagogue is a sign that hatred of The Other is poisoning our public life.
news analysis: Who Says Allie Kieffer Isn’t Thin Enough to Run Marathons?Success that shows we might be able to achieve even more when we break all the rules.
Not Every C-section Is a Bad Birth StoryRates are rising worldwide. That’s a problem. But don’t forget: This surgery also saves lives.
Op-Ed Columnist: ‘Riling Up the Crazies’I Believe in GhostsHow Voter Suppression Could Swing the MidtermsCampaigns are in the final dash to make sure people show up at the polls. But that doesn’t matter if you’re being systematically disenfranchised.
Editorial Observer: A Fate Worse Than Slavery, Unearthed in Sugar LandBodies of sugar cane workers recently discovered in Texas reveal gruesome details about the convict leasing system.
Liberal Hypocrisy in College Admissions?Hoping for a Midterm Split DecisionThe Problem With the Wrong Kind of Trans VisibilityPop culture has elevated us as progressive symbols, while forgetting us when it comes to real progress.
English Soccer Team Owner’s Helicopter Crashes After GameVichai Srivaddhanaprabha, a billionaire Thai businessman, bought the Leicester City team in 2010. He regularly leaves games by helicopter, but the authorities did not confirm he was on board Saturday.
Mattis Vows U.S. Will Hold Khashoggi’s Killers AccountableDefense Secretary Jim Mattis’s remarks reflected the administration’s struggle to defend the value of its alliance with Saudi Arabia.
Irish President Is Re-Elected, but a Reality Star SurgesMichael D. Higgins, a leftist, easily won a second term despite a late surge by a ex-reality show celebrity whose support grew after he criticized an ethnic minority group.
Taiwan’s Gay Pride Parade Draws Thousands, as Votes on Same-Sex Marriage NearThe march through Taiwan’s capital sought, in part, to press the government to deliver on its promise of marriage equality.
Bishops Urge Greater Inclusion of Women in Church DecisionsA Vatican document presented to the pope says that the church needs ideas and more women in decision-making roles.
Marijuana Legalization Has Gone Mainstream. Rick Steves Has Helped.Mr. Steves, a travel writer and public radio and television host, is an outspoken activist for the legalization of recreational marijuana, which is on the ballot next month in North Dakota and Michigan. He says smoking pot is like a “declaration of independence.”
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