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Texans take on Titans with 8th straight win in sights The Houston Texans are pushing for their third AFC South crown in the past four seasons, and the journey continues in their Monday night matchup with the Tennessee Titans.      Chargers focus on Cardinals after disappointing loss After the Los Angeles Chargers' six-game winning streak ended last week, quarterback Philip Rivers implored the team to look ahead and not back at a missed opportunity.   Giants, Eagles look different since first meeting The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the New York Giants 34-13 on the Giants' home field on Oct. 11. The teams meet again on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, and a lot has changed since that game just five weeks ago.   Panthers, Seahawks focus on their matchup There's no time for the Carolina Panthers and the Seattle Seahawks to dwell on missed opportunities with the two teams potentially jockeying for playoff position as wild-card entries.   Bills, Jaguars face must-win to keep faint hopes alive If the Buffalo Bills needed him to play two weeks ago in New York, rookie quarterback Josh Allen would have given it a try.   Jets might face Patriots without QB Darnold The New York Jets are hosting Tom Brady and the New England Patriots on Sunday, and if that doesn't present enough problems, the Jets aren't sure who will be their quarterback.   Steelers take six-game win streak on road vs. Broncos Going on the road to face the Denver Broncos on Sunday isn't necessarily a bad thing for the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Bengals look to extend mastery of Browns The Cincinnati Bengals have dropped two games in a row but get a chance to end their slide against a familiar opponent that they have thoroughly dominated.   MIami WR Jeff Thomas dismissed from team Sophomore wide receiver Jeff Thomas of the University of Miami was dismissed from the team on Wednesday, the school announced.   Cowboys WR Gallup in line to play vs. Redskins Rookie wide receiver Michael Gallup is expected to play for the Dallas Cowboys in Thursday's game versus the Washington Redskins.   Titans QB Mariota limited, but expects to face Texans Quarterback Marcus Mariota of the Tennessee Titans, who left last Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts because of what originally was called an elbow injury, was limited in practice on Wednesday.   L.A. County sheriff's sex-crimes detective charged with raping teen A Los Angeles County sheriff's sexcrimes investigator was charged Wednesday with tying up and raping a teen girl whose case he was investigating.   Jets' QB Sam Darnold (foot) sits out practice New York Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold dressed for practice and stretched with his teammates on Wednesday, but did then did not take part in the workout.   Ravens QB Joe Flacco (hip) misses practice again Quarterback Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens did not practice again on Wednesday.   Mattis: US, South Korea could reduce scope of 'Foal Eagle' military exercise The United States and South Korea could reduce the scope of one of the largest annual joint military exercises, U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis said Wednesday.   Jury acquits Border Patrol agent of manslaughter in cross-border shooting An Arizona jury found Border Patrol agent Lonnie Swartz not guiltym of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a Mexican teen in a 2012 cross-border shooting.   Gallup poll: 39 percent optimistic with Democrats in control of House About 39 percent of Americans are optimistic about the direction of the country after Democrats gained control of the House, according to a Gallup poll.   Kabul suicide blast death toll increases to 55 The death toll from a suicide bombing at a Kabul hotel increased to 55, health officials said Wednesday.   Top 20 fantasy football tight ends for Week 12Top 20 fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 12Betsy DeVos reinstates for-profit college accrediting group Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday reinstated an agency that accredits for-profit colleges that was ordered to close by the Obama administration.   Ikea to cut 7,500 jobs Ikea announced this week it plans to cut 7,500 jobs -- mostly administrative support positions -- over the next two years.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
UPI's top 20 tight ends for Week 12 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
UPI's top 20 quarterbacks for Week 12 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
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London counter-terror police probe explosive devices found in apartment"Officers are keeping an open mind as to how or why the devices came to be there," London's Metropolitan Police Service said.
  American mother throws 2-month-old baby out of moving car in Bali, police sayNicole Stasio came to Bali in July with her parents, police said. The parents stayed for about 10 days and Stasio remained on the island where she gave birth in September. Bow-and-arrow tribe kills American on remote island, police in India sayThe protected Sentinelese people are known to resist contact with outsiders, often attacking anyone who comes near.
Dolce & Gabbana accused of insulting China, blames hackersThe screenshots appear to show Stefano Gabbana referring to China with crude terms as he defended promotional videos that had sparked controversy earlier.
Diabetes epidemic drives surge in insulin demand"Current levels of insulin access are highly inadequate compared to projected need, particularly in Africa and Asia," said the lead researcher of a new study.
Child bride auction in South Sudan goes viral, sparks angerPhotos posted on Facebook show the 17-year-old bride sitting beside the groom, wearing a lavish dress and staring despondently at the floor. In unusual statement disputing the CIA and filled with exclamation points, Trump backs Saudi ruler after Khashoggi killing"Maybe he did and maybe he didn't!" the president said of whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman knew of the journalist's slaying.
OECD says trade tensions are leading to a slowdown in global growthTrade tensions and higher interest rates are slowing the global economy, said the economic group.
When CEOs go rogue, there's plenty of blame to pass around"Monarchic CEOs... are driven by this need for immortality through their work and a separate drive for heroic stature," said one management expert.
China allows U.S. aircraft carrier to dock amid military tensionsBeijing has demanded the U.S. cease military activity of all kind near its South China Sea island claims that it has been rapidly fortifying.
Putin loyalist loses bid for Interpol's presidency after U.S. lobbying campaignMore than a dozen senators wrote an open letter that accused Moscow of exploiting the global body to settle scores and harass dissidents.
For every child killed by Yemen's war, 'dozens are starving to death'Fighting and a Saudi-led blockade have created the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with more than 8 million people at risk of starvation.
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Chief Justice Defends Judicial Independence After Trump Attacks ‘Obama Judge’The Supreme Court’s leader took offense at President Trump’s criticism of a federal judge, suggesting Mr. Trump had a profound misunderstanding of a judge’s role.
Why Big Law Is Taking On Trump Over ImmigrationMajor law firms have emerged as fierce opponents to President Trump’s immigration policies. Lawyers say they’re defending the rule of law. Critics say it’s politics.
Conservative Heritage Foundation Revives Training Academy for Judicial ClerksAn earlier version of the program was canceled after critics raised questions about secrecy pledges and loyalty oaths.
Erdogan Didn’t Get All He Hoped in Khashoggi Case, but His Stature RisesThe Turkish president has successfully claimed the moral high ground vacated by President Trump, and he has kept up the pressure on Saudi Arabia.
The Invisible American in a Saudi Prison CellThe Trump administration vigorously demanded the release of some Americans held prisoner in foreign jails. It has not spoken out publicly about Dr. Walid Fitaihi.
A Frantic Call, a Neighbor’s Knock, but Few Official Alerts as Wildfire Closed InIn the frenzied first hours of the Camp Fire as it bore down on Paradise, Calif., only a fraction of residents received emergency alerts or evacuation orders from local authorities.
Fire and Rain: California Storm Brings Relief to Some, Misery to OthersNorthern California saw its first significant rainfall since the spring, helping to douse a devastating wildfire but adding to the woes of some evacuees.
Past Tense: For Nearly 100 Years, the Macy’s Parade Has Been a Children’s Pilgrimage of WonderTo Protect the Thanksgiving Parade, Police Let New Dogs OutFour new counterterrorism dogs are trained to detect explosives yards away, helping the police to detect threats before they reach their targets.
It’s Cold Outside? Gather Around the Turkey and Argue About Climate Change.The Goal in Rounding Up New York City’s 250 Wild Turkeys: No LeftoversFlocks have roamed a section of Staten Island for years, but they are now facing removal, to mixed reaction.
Immigration, Brexit, Turkey Trots: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingDishes for Surviving ThanksgivingPolitics dividing your family? You might need some help getting through the turkey dinner.
Thanksgiving Turkey and Raita in TexasThe dinners at my parents’ house in Dallas told a story of the nation’s contemporary history.
Trump Is Crude. But He’s Right About Saudi Arabia.On the strategic questions that matter in the Middle East, the president is cleareyed.
How Long Before Trump Destroys the Rule of Law?The only thing blocking his plan to prosecute Hillary Clinton was Don McGahn. Think about that.
America: The Highlight ReelIt’s worth noting, in a world that often seems heartless, that there are plenty of fellow citizens doing the right thing.
My Thanksgiving Learning CurveThere Are Worse Things Than Foster CareChild welfare agencies and judges too often prioritize family reunification over children’s safety.
The Argument: How to Survive the Holidays Without an ArgumentAustralia: Wealthy but Still Second RateFor all our good fortune there is a sense in the country that these times, the best of times, have not brought out the best in us.
My Kid Has 2 Moms. Why Did She Say She’s Thankful for ‘Mommy and Daddy’?A Thanksgiving conundrum. Favorites About Food, Family and ThanksgivingHow a $15,000 Movie Rallied a New Generation of Black AuteursAn oral history of Barry Jenkins’s “Medicine for Melancholy,” as told by admirers — Lena Waithe, Justin Simien and Terence Nance — and Jenkins himself.
El Espace: Another Hot Take on the Term ‘Latinx’A Family Murdered, a Brother in Jail and a Deepening Mystery in New JerseyThe killing of a family of four in upscale Colts Neck, N.J., appeared to be connected to the arrest of a victim’s brother in a nearby arson fire.
Border Patrol Agent Who Shot Mexican Teenager Is Acquitted of Involuntary ManslaughterThe case has received close scrutiny because the agent, Lonnie Swartz, was the first in the Border Patrol to face federal murder charges for a cross-border shooting.
In China, Dolce & Gabbana Draws Fire and Accusations of Racism on Social MediaThe Italian luxury brand said its Instagram accounts had been hacked after racist messages purportedly from one of its designers were made public. But some in China aren’t buying that.
Google to Demand More Disclosure From Buyers of European Election AdsThe internet giant is expanding an identification program ahead of the European Parliament vote in May.
Girl, 13, Who Wrote Essay on Gun Violence Is Killed by Stray Bullet“Little children are victims of senseless gun violence,” Sandra Parks wrote in an essay about her hometown, Milwaukee. Two years later, she was dead.
In Race for Global Power, U.S. and China Push Nations to Pick a SideThe competition has echoes of the Cold War, as Washington and Beijing each try to foster diplomatic alliances and economic deals to freeze out the other.
How Facebook’s P.R. Firm Brought Political Trickery to TechDefiners, an import from Washington to Silicon Valley, thrived with opposition research and a fishy campaign to push Apple’s C.E.O. for president.
Short of Their Destination, Caravan Migrants Wrestle With Next StepsShould they fashion a life in Tijuana, Mexico, or keep their sights — and hopes — trained on the United States?
How to Get the Most Out of Black Friday (Even if You’re Not Into Tech)Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be known for hot gadgets and electronics, but there are great deals on other things, too. Here are a few to watch out for.
A Metropolis of 200 Million Termite Mounds Was Hidden in Plain SightWhat amount to garbage piles — some are 4,000 years old — are spread over an area the size of Britain in a remote Brazilian forest.
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