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Fantasy Football Who's In, Who's Out: Week 6 NFL injury report Here is a complete roundup of each official injury report headed into Week 6 of the NFL season.      Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill questionable vs. Bears In a surprise move, the Miami Dolphins on Friday listed quarterback Ryan Tannehill as questionable for Sunday's home game against the Chicago Bears.   Hillary Clinton's security clearance revoked at her request The State Department withdrew Hillary Clinton's security clearance upon the request of the former secretary of state, according to a letter released Friday.   In photos: A look inside Sotheby's 'Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family' Jewelry belonging one of Europe's most fascinating royal families -- from French King Louis XVI to Marie Antoinette -- are on display at a public exhibition at Sotheby's in New York City on October 12, 2018. Photos by John Angelillo/UPI   Sotheby's to auction Bourbon-Parma family royal jewels Jewelry belonging to the Bourbon-Parma family -- with links to the French royal family -- went on display this week at Sotheby's New York City location.   Hospitalized UConn Huskies LB Eli Thomas in stable condition University of Connecticut linebacker Eli Thomas is in stable condition after he was hospitalized for undisclosed reasons.   In photos: Hurricane Michael damage in Florida Michael slammed into the Florida coast October 10 as a Category 4 near Mexico Beach as the most powerful storm to hit the southern U.S. state in more than a century.   Falcons RB Devonta Freeman, two others ruled out vs. Buccaneers Running back Devonta Freeman was ruled out of Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn due to multiple injuries.   Chiefs WR Thomas re-breaks right leg The Kansas Chiefs announced on Friday that wide receiver De'Anthony Thomas will be out indefinitely after sustaining a broken right leg during practice on Thursday.   New DNA-based test to verify blood compatibility approved by FDA The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the ID CORE XT DNA-based test to help doctors verify blood compatibility before a transfusion.   C-section rates nearly double since 2000, study says The number of women delivering babies via cesarean section has nearly doubled worldwide since 2000, to about 21 percent, new research shows.   Medical marijuana may help MS patients, but studies don't show it Medical products derived from marijuana might have a mild benefit in treating symptoms of multiple sclerosis, based on reports from patients.   Chandra X-ray Observatory goes into safe mode In a statement released on Friday, NASA confirmed Chandra, one of the most powerful telescopes in space, transitioned to safe mode earlier this week.   High energy prices threaten economic damage, but likely to continue: IEA Expensive energy, including prices of oil, gas and coal at "multi-year" highs, pose a threat to economic growth worldwide, the Paris-based IEA said.   Peterson among number of Redskins listed as questionable Running back Adrian Peterson is among five offensive players listed as questionable by the Washington Redskins for Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers.   Jaguars sign former Giants OL Ereck FlowersGlobal warming boosts century-to-century variability, study finds As Earth gets hotter, century-to-century climate variability increases, according to a new study.   Breastfeeding hormone linked to reduced risk for type 2 diabetes The hormone prolactin -- most commonly associated with breastfeeding -- may play a role in reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests.   IG: Navy head didn't handle misconduct review in timely manner The Navy's top officer failed to address an incidence of misconduct at a booze-filled Christmas party in a timely manner, the Pentagon inspector general said.   BSEE: One-third of Gulf oil output remains 'shut-in' two days after Michael Just under one-third of Gulf of Mexico oil output remains 'shut-in' two days after Hurricane Michael made landfall along the North Florida coast   New-look Canadiens host Kings The new-look Montreal Canadiens, an early season surprise in the NHL, will make their home debut Thursday when they host the Los Angeles Kings (1-1-1) at Bell Centre.   Panthers list Olsen as questionable Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen is expected to be back in the lineup for Sunday's game at the Washington Redskins.   NHC: Hurricane Leslie on track to impact Morocco, Portugal, Spain Forecasters said Friday Hurricane Leslie could be on track to hit Morocco and bring rain and wind to Portugal and Spain early next week.   Facebook: September hack exposed 20M fewer users than first thought Facebook said Friday that hackers compromised the accounts of 30 million users last month -- about 20 million fewer accounts than it first reported last month.   Watch: Rattlesnake slithers through grass on golf course A group of golfers on a Florida course had to pause their game to marvel at a rare and potentially dangerous sight -- a rattlesnake on the fairway.   At least 41 dead after heavy rain, mudslides in Uganda At least 41 people have died in mudslides caused by heavy rains in the Bududa district of Uganda, officials said Friday.   CDC: Number of U.S. children without immunizations growing A small but growing number of children under the age of 2 in the United States are not being immunized, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control said Friday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed former New York Giants OL Ereck Flowers. 
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Turks tell U.S. they have recordings proving Khashoggi was killedTurkish authorities have told U.S. officials that they have recordings from inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul that provide evidence that missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside, officials told NBC News.
  Turkish court grants release of American pastor Andrew BrunsonPresident Trump tweeted shortly after the verdict that the evangelical pastor "will be home soon."
Death of American diplomat in Madagascar being investigated as homicideThe court filings revealed that authorities arrested a guest who accompanied Kevin Webb to his apartment the night of his death. Why do Korean parents think your fan could kill you?Many South Koreans believe that if you leave an electric fan on in an enclosed room, it could suck out all the air and kill you. But what's behind this fear?
Turks tell U.S. officials they have recordings of WashPo writer being killed, report saysTurkish authorities believe the critic of Saudi Arabia was killed at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, officials have told NBC News.
Purchaser of Banksy painting that shredded itself plans to keep itSotheby's auction house said the buyer is "proceeding with the purchase at the same price as was achieved in the room on the night" — nearly $1.4 million.
Media companies pulling out of Saudi conference after Khashoggi's disappearanceThe Future Investment Initiative has come under scrutiny amid reports the critic of the Saudi royal family was killed inside the Saudi consulate.
Pope accepts senior U.S. cardinal's resignation amid sex abuse scandalWuerl's resignation comes after a sweeping report claimed the powerful American archbishop allowed priests accused of child sex abuse to be reinstated or reassigned.
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‘We Need Answers’: Hurricane Michael Leaves Florida Residents Desperate for Aid“When is anybody coming to do something?” one woman asked as Panhandle residents began searching for basic necessities.
It’s ‘Unreal’: A Panama City Resident Surveys the DamageEmily Basham’s home was destroyed by Hurricane Michael. Now the mother of three is wondering how to start over. For a Struggling Oyster Town, Hurricane Michael May Be One Misery Too ManyThe small oyster town of Apalachicola, on a remote point on the Gulf of Mexico, had already suffered through drought and an oil spill. Then Hurricane Michael swept through.
Tyndall Air Force Base a ‘Complete Loss’ Amid Questions About Stealth FightersHurricane Michael tore directly into the base, and some of the Air Force’s most advanced — and most expensive — stealth fighter jets may have been left at the base.
Hurricane Recovery, Cardinal Wuerl, Trump: Your Friday Evening BriefingWith Market Hot, Landlords Slam the Door on Section 8 TenantsMany landlords are now refusing to accept vouchers when they can get higher rents, without the bureaucratic red tape, on the open market.
White House Memo: ‘Donald Trump in Full’: The President’s Very Talkative, Very Televised WeekHis aides are clearing a path as the president speaks — and speaks, and speaks, and speaks — up for himself.
Wilbur Ross Changes Story on Discussions of Citizenship Question for CensusThe Commerce secretary faces a court order to provide a deposition to plaintiffs in a lawsuit seeking to strip the question from the census.
Joe Biden Doesn’t Hold Back on Trump: He’s ‘Trashing American Values’In an interview in rural Kentucky, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. tested themes for a possible 2020 campaign to unseat President Trump.
Beto O’Rourke’s War Chest Bothers Some Democrats as He Struggles Against Ted CruzMr. Cruz, the Texas Republican senator, held an eight-point lead in a new Times poll over Mr. O’Rourke, his Democratic challenger, in one of the most closely watched Senate races this year.
Republican Candidate in Pennsylvania Threatens to ‘Stomp All Over’ Opponent’s FaceA spokesman for Scott Wagner said he made a video threatening the incumbent, Gov. Tom Wolf, in order to criticize his opponent’s use of negative campaign ads.
Museums Forced to Reassess Saudi Ties Amid Uproar Over Journalist’s FateCultural institutions in the United States have welcomed relationships with Saudi Arabia to help build understanding and fund ambitious programs.
Trump Takes Center Stage in Dispute Over Jamal KhashoggiTurkey wants the president to press the Saudis over the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist. His fiancée and American lawmakers are pressuring Mr. Trump, too.
Why Italy Could be the Epicenter of the Next Financial CrisisThe Italian government has defied eurozone rules with a lavish spending plan and squandered credibility with bond investors. The turmoil could rock the globe.
When Your Boss Is an AlgorithmFor Uber drivers, the workplace can feel like a world of constant surveillance, automated manipulation and threats of ‘deactivation.’
In Tennessee, a Microcosm of the MidtermsEditorial Observer: War by Other MeansSome American officials appear to hope that resumed sanctions on Iran will lead to a popular uprising. Have they thought that through?
Body Parts on the BosporusLiberalism Pierces Its Tongue, AgainThe Pope Ignores the Damage as Another Prelate FallsOthers were more complicit in covering up priestly abuse, but Cardinal Donald Wuerl still committed serious mistakes.
Want to Punish Saudi Arabia? Cut Off Its Weapons SupplyTrump says the U.S. gets “massive amounts” of money selling arms to Riyadh. It’s not true.
Democracy in Danger in GeorgiaAfter Ruining Mayonnaise, Can Millennials Save America?I’ve given up hope that boomers can rescue us from the tyranny of the Trump age. The moment of greatness will soon arrive for millennials. But they have to vote.
Silicon Valley’s Saudi Arabia ProblemTechnology companies can no longer turn a blind eye to the human rights abuses of one of their largest investors.
Them’s Fightin’ Words: 10 Great Protest SongsTo the barricades! And don’t forget the lyric sheet! With midterm elections approaching, a look back at some anthems and ditties that have challenged the status quo.
Critic’s Notebook: ‘The Haunting of Hill House,’ on Netflix, Is a Family Drama With ScaresIn the series, which arrives Friday, the terrors of the haunted house are less prominent than those of the people and relationships in it.
White Woman Calls the Police on a Black Child She Falsely Said Groped HerThe woman drew criticism after claiming that a boy had touched her behind. She apologized after a video showed she was wrong.
Pik Botha, South Africa’s Last Apartheid Foreign Minister, Dies at 86A defender of apartheid, he also showed a moderate streak rarely found among hard-liners, predicting that the country would one day have a black president.
Sloan Kettering Researchers Correct the Record by Revealing Company TiesThe revised conflict-of-interest disclosures include new information about financial ties between top cancer researchers and for-profit companies.
Chicago Officer Is Cleared in Fatal Shooting of 15-Year-Old in Back of the HeadAn independent civilian body found Officer Brandon R. Ternand “credible and persuasive” in saying that he feared for his life before shooting the teenager, Dakota Bright.
Migration and the Far Right Changed Europe. A German Vote Will Show How Much.A Bavarian election would not normally attract much outside attention. But Sunday’s poll is expected to reflect an increasingly fragmented society.
Pope Accepts Wuerl’s Resignation as Washington Archbishop, but Calls Him a Model BishopDespite demands to oust Cardinal Wuerl over sexual abuse scandals, Pope Francis praised him as a model leader.
Turkey Frees Pastor Andrew Brunson, Easing Tensions With U.S.Turkey’s decision to release Mr. Brunson ended a 24-month standoff and signaled a truce of sorts in a dispute between Ankara and Washington.
The Saturday Profile: ‘They’re Going to Imprison Some of Us. And, Yes, They Will Kill Some of Us.’Having survived a savage beating after speaking out against President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, the ragga singer Bobi Wine is intent on ousting him.
Fathers and Sons, Reliving on Film the Pain of Addiction“Beautiful Boy” blends the memoirs of the recovering addict Nic Sheff and his dad, David, who struggled to help, just as our writer struggled with his father’s addiction.
A Restoration Brings Sweden’s Nationalmuseum Into the 21st CenturyWhen it opened in 1866, the museum in Stockholm was one of Europe’s most modern. An ambitious overhaul aims to return it to that position.
Material Culture: For the Women of One Oaxacan Village, Pottery Is a Way of LifeThere are some traditions that are universal. Here, we highlight a single craft — and how it’s being adapted, rethought and remade for the 21st century.
Marie Antoinette’s Jewels Are Here. Now’s Your Chance to Try Them on.Before she was beheaded, the queen’s diamonds and pearls were sent to Austria. Now they are on public display — for just a few days — at Sotheby’s.
Most White Americans’ DNA Can Be Identified Through Genealogy DatabasesA study found that it will soon be possible to identify the DNA of 90 percent of European Americans through cousins in genealogy databases.
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