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Coast Guard searching for missing plane off South Carolina coast U.S. Coast Guard crews are searching for a downed civilian aircraft off the coast of South Carolina, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.      Stephen Curry carries Warriors into meeting with Knicks After one of the most stunning performances of his brilliant career, what can Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry possibly do for an encore?   Pat Bowlen's brother looks to remove Denver Broncos trustees Bill Bowlen, a brother of Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, asked a Colorado District Court on Thursday to remove the three-person trust in control of the team.   Moments from the Latin AMA red carpet Nominees and artists arrive for the fourth annual Latin American Music Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on October 25, 2018.   World Series: Red Sox aim to take hold of series vs. Dodgers Two victories away from a championship, the challenge will only increase for a Boston Red Sox club intent on winning its fourth World Series title since 2004.   Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit diagnosed with chronic lung disease Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit announced Thursday that doctors diagnosed her with a rare, chronic lung disease.   Google fires 48 people for sexual harassment Google fired 48 people over the past two years for sexual harassment, CEO Sundar Pichai announced in an email to all employees Thursday.   Wisconsin Badgers QB Alex Hornibrook in concussion protocol Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Alex Hornibrook is in the concussion protocol, putting his status for Saturday's Big Ten game against Northwestern in question.   U.S. has 18 'very high threat' volcanoes, USGS says The United States has 18 volcanoes listed as a "very high threat" to their surrounding communities, according to a United States Geological Survey list.   18 killed as school bus swept away in Jordan flash floods At least 18 people died as the result of flash floods in Jordan, with most of the deaths coming from a school bus that was caught up in floodwaters.   Blue Jays hire Charlie Montoyo as new manager The Toronto Blue Jays have hired Tampa Bay Rays bench coach Charlie Montoyo as their new manager.   Jaguars CB A.J. Bouye will not play against Eagles Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback A.J. Bouye will not travel to London with the team for their game against the Philadelphia Eagles because of a calf injury.   Two hikers die after falling from Yosemite National Park trail Two people were found dead after an apparent fall at Yosemite National Park, the National Park Service said Thursday.   Scientists ID new 'missing link' species between dinosaurs, birds Scientists discovered a new species of the "missing link" between dinosaurs and birds, Great Britain's University of Manchester said.   Northrop Grumman to upgrade IBNS systems for Burke-class vessels Northrop Grumman has received a contract for common integrated bridge and navigation systems for the U.S. Navy's New Construction Ship Program and Midlife Modernization Program.   Japan finance ministry calls for $9B military spending cut Japan's finance ministry is calling for a nearly $9 billion cut to the country's defense budget.   Venezuelan opposition party leader blames government for attack Venezuelan opposition activist Maria Corina Machado on Thursday blamed government forces for an attack on her and her supporters this week.   Lakers look to slow unbeaten Nuggets The Denver Nuggets will try to start 5-0 for the first time since 2009-10 when they play the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night at Staples Center.   EU urges arms embargo on Saudi Arabia for Jamal Khashoggi death The European Parliament on Thursday passed a resolution imposing an arms embargo on Saudi Arabia in response to the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.   This week in Washington President Donald Trump signs America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018, Vice President Mike Pence speaks about Space Force and protesters storm the White House and senators' offices to push for human rights the week of October 22, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   NFC East-leading Redskins wary of Giants The Washington Redskins are, surprisingly, sitting atop the NFC East and have a chance to build upon the lead when they visit the cellar-dwelling New York Giants on Sunday.   Should soreness limits Panthers' Newton in practice Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was limited in practice Thursday due to soreness in his throwing shoulder.   Bears aim to end slide vs. banged-up Jets Just as the Chicago Bears appeared poised to take control of the NFC North, they ran head-on into a pair of teams from the AFC East.   Brady, Patriots look to continue dominance of Bills The list of things Tom Brady succeeds at is fairly extensive. There are his five Super Bowl rings, four Super Bowl MVPs and three regular-season MVPs to name a few.   George Soros-funded Central European University told to shut down Hungary campus A university founded by billionaire George Soros is being forced out of Hungary by the prime minister's ruling party, the school president said Thursday.   Shark knocks surfer off board in Australia A surfer enjoying the waves at Guillotines Surf Break in Cowaramup, Australia, says he was knocked off his board by a shark.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Over a dozen people on school trip in Jordan killed in flash floodThe students and their adult chaperones were on a bus visiting hot springs near the Dead Sea, Jordanian officials said.
  Can Thailand ban students from kissing, even at home?Thailand passed a regulation in 2005 banning "public displays of affection" for all students in the country. But it may soon be illegal for students to engage in PDA in private spaces, too.
'Human Spider' Alain Robert arrested after climbing Heron Tower in London"I just want to make sure I am not putting my life at risk," Alain Robert told Sky News before starting his climb.
Saudis change Khashoggi story once again, admit killing was 'premeditated'The Saudi government has continued to shift its account of what happened after the Washington Post writer entered its consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
Facebook hit with maximum possible fine over Cambridge Analytica scandalHad the breach taken place after new E.U. data protection rules went into effect, the $644,000 fine would have been far higher.
After Wall Street's shock plunge, are oil prices the next to take a nosedive?Oil markets are concerned about the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude exports, starting Nov. 4.
A city in China wants to launch an 'artificial moon' into spaceThe "illumination satellite" would reflect sunlight down to Earth, creating a glow about eight times brighter than the moon.
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News Analysis: Trump, Partisan and Pugilist, Abandons Calls for Unity After Bomb ScaresThe president again chooses confrontation over conciliation. His caustic approach to politics echoes through the rest of the political food chain.
The Shift: ‘False Flag’ Theory on Pipe Bombs Zooms From Right-Wing Fringe to MainstreamConspiratorial thinking has always been with us — the grassy knoll, the moon landing, the Freemasons. But it has been turbocharged in the Trump era.
Trump Proposes to Lower Drug Prices by Basing Them on Other Countries’ CostsThe announcement, part of a flurry of initiatives from the White House ahead of the midterms, came after a government study found that Medicare is paying 80 percent more than other nations for drugs.
Trump Dismisses Report on His Intercepted Cell Calls as ‘Boring’ and ‘Wrong’But the president confirmed a crucial vulnerability — that he uses a cellphone to make calls. No cellphone, government issued or not, is secure.
Saudi Arabia, in Reversal, Suggests Khashoggi’s Killing Was PremeditatedThe announcement that the dissident writer’s death may have been planned was the latest shift in the kingdom’s official account of what happened. Khashoggi Killing Overshadows Saudis’ Grand Economic AmbitionsThe killing of Jamal Khashoggi may be scaring away the foreign partners Saudi Arabia needs to overhaul its economy. Empty seats at a high-profile conference reflect the danger.
Khashoggi’s Death Is Explained by the Saudis in Five Acts (and Counting)Officials now say that new evidence indicates the dissident journalist’s killing was “premeditated,” a conclusion most of the world reached some time ago.
How Google Protected Andy Rubin, the ‘Father of Android’The internet giant paid Mr. Rubin $90 million and praised him, while keeping silent about a misconduct claim.
Megyn Kelly’s ‘Blackface’ Remarks Leave Her Future at NBC in DoubtThe host’s standing at the network appeared shaky even before she made incendiary remarks on Tuesday. Her recent apologies have not won her much support.
Critic’s Notebook: On NBC, Megyn Kelly Does as Megyn Kelly Has Always DoneThe NBC host’s comments about blackface, like her history at Fox News, reflected the assumptions of people used to seeing themselves as the default.
A Black Senate Candidate Stumps in Mississippi, but His Party Holds Him BackMike Espy, former President Clinton’s agriculture secretary, could emerge as the top vote-getter in Mississippi’s Senate race on Election Day, but the runoff will be the hard part.
On Washington: What to Expect if Democrats Flip the HouseHistory has shown certain themes repeat themselves when control of a chamber of Congress switches, including a lot of talk by everyone about doing things differently.
Ellison’s Troubles in Minnesota Create Unexpected Opening for His OpponentAbuse allegations against Keith Ellison have shifted the attorney general’s race in favor of Doug Wardlow, a little known Republican lawyer.
Explosives, Google, Midterms: Your Thursday Evening BriefingMikhail Gorbachev: A New Nuclear Arms Race Has BegunPresident Trump says he plans to withdraw from a nonproliferation treaty that I signed with Ronald Reagan. It’s just the latest victim in the militarization of world affairs.
The Enduring Fantasy of the Modernizing AutocratMohammed bin Salman is the latest in a long line of “courageous modernizers” who turned out to be vicious dictators. Why do people keep falling for it?
George Shultz: We Must Preserve This Nuclear TreatyThis is the time to expand, not abandon, an important nuclear weapons agreement with Russia.
How a Democratic House Could Work With TrumpF-Bombs and Real BombsYes, I’m an American NationalistWhy Sex Is Not BinaryChina Locks Up Ethnic Minorities in Camps. It Says So Itself.The Great Lawn Sign War of 2018Health Care, Hatred and LiesAlex Honnold, a Soul Freed in ‘Free Solo’In a world of B.S. artists — and in a country led by one — Honnold is modeling something else, a kind of radical truthfulness.
65 or Older? Here’s What We Owe Our KidsI’m a baby boomer. Our parents spoiled us by building a better world than they had. Somewhere down the road, we stopped promising our own children the same.
This Week’s Mail Bombs Are No SurpriseThey are examples of stochastic terrorism — individually random, but these days, statistically predictable.
Frankenstein at 200Mary Shelley’s creation is the rare story to pass from literature into common myth, inspiring a seemingly endless stream of adaptations.
Critic’s Pick: German Artists Who Blazed a Path Cut Short by WarBefore their deaths on World War I battlefields, the painters Franz Marc and August Macke helped open the door to abstraction.
Man Who Killed 2 at Kroger Tried to Enter Black Church Before Attack, Police SayThe police are investigating the motive for the attack, in which they say Gregory Bush, who is white, fatally shot two black people.
U.S. Hunter Kills ‘Beautiful’ Goat. Now Scotland Is Scrutinizing Its Laws.Larysa Switlyk’s Instagram image of the carcass with the words “fun hunt!!” drew condemnation on social media, including from the mother of the Scottish tennis star Andy Murray. Mexico Dispatch: Blistered Feet, Sleepless Nights. The Caravan Presses On.They know President Trump has vowed to block them yet they press on. “We prefer to die on the American border than die in Honduras from hunger,” one said.
Is an Extroverted Applicant Better Suited for Harvard Than an Introvert?Facing a lawsuit accusing it of rejecting Asian-American applicants because of supposed low personality scores, the university clarified that quieter students ought to be accepted too.
City’s Top Watchdog Warns: I Have de Blasio in My SightsThe mayor is weighing whether to fire his investigations commissioner, but an inquiry into the administration may complicate his decision.
A ‘People’s Pig’ in China Could Be Headed to Upstate New YorkTheir farm threatened by a modernization drive, four specimens of a rare breed of swine need a new home. A Rockefeller scion may save them.
How to Make FriendsNine Hotel Openings to Look Out For in the Coming YearFrom San Francisco to Bhutan, hoteliers are opening new properties that offer everything from on-site fashion shows to wellness spas to a prayer pavilion.
Nonfiction: The Odyssey of a Gay Black Football-Star Banker, From ‘Peasant Boy’ to the MountaintopCasey Gerald’s memoir, “There Will Be No Miracles Here,” recounts a life breaking through enormous barriers while never forgetting his roots.
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