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2 victims dead, 5 injured in Florida yoga shooting Two victims died and five others sustained injuries Friday when a gunman opened fire at a Tallahassee yoga studio before killing himself, local police said.      Supreme Court allows census trial to proceed The U.S. Supreme Court declined to halt a lawsuit against the Trump administration's plans to include a question about citizenship status on the 2020 census.   Fantasy Football Who's In, Who's Out: Week 9 NFL injury report Here is the official Week 9 injury report, including key injuries that are impacting every NFL team.   Game Winner wins Breeders' Cup Juvenile on "Future Stars Friday" Game Winner won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Churchill Downs on "Future Stars Friday," becoming the early favorite for the 2019 Kentucky Derby.   Dozens of Palestinians injured in Gaza protests Though dozens of Palestinians sustained injuries Friday during protests at the Gaza border, tensions were more subdued.   Barack Obama stumps for Andrew Gillum, Bill Nelson in Florida Former President Barack Obama called the Trump administration's rhetoric about immigration a "political stunt" while stumping for Democrats in Florida.   Magic Johnson has 'angry' meeting with Lakers coach Luke Walton Los Angeles Lakers president Magic Johnson is unhappy with the state of the team and took out some of his frustration on coach Luke Walton in a recent meeting.   Los Angeles Rams WR Cooper Kupp will return vs. Saints Wide receiver Cooper Kupp has been cleared to play on Sunday when the Los Angeles Rams play the New Orleans Saints in the Superdome.   Dodgers give Clayton Kershaw $93M contract The Los Angeles Dodgers have reached an agreement with Clayton Kershaw on a three-year contract extension.   Funeral held for Rose Mallinger in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh on Friday laid to rest the last of the 11 people killed in a synagogue shooting, 97-year-old Rose Mallinger.   Fantasy Football: Chargers RB Melvin Gordon might play Running back Melvin Gordon was a full participant in practice on Friday, but the Los Angeles Chargers listed him as questionable against the Seattle Seahawks.   Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys will induct Gil Brandt into Ring of Honor Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced on Friday that former executive Gil Brandt will become the 22nd member of the team's Ring of Honor.   Denver Broncos activate S Su'a Cravens, promote wide receiver The Denver Broncos activated safety Su'a Cravens from the Injured Reserve list on Friday and promoted wide receiver River Cracraft to the active roster.   Wisconsin QB Alex Hornibrook cleared from concussion protocol Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Alex Hornibrook will return to the lineup for Saturday's game against Rutgers.   Judge orders Georgia to clear way for new citizens to vote A federal judge on Friday said Georgia must allow 3,000 new U.S. citizens to vote in the midterm elections if they show proof of citizenship.   FDA approves powerful new opioid despite ongoing epidemic Ruling against the recommendation of one of its chief experts, the U.S. FDA on Friday approved an extremely potent new opioid painkiller called Dsuvia.   'Robust' coral produces amino acids to defend against bleaching Some coral reefs have a stronger genetic makeup to fight off bleaching, a recent study said.   Cavaliers' Kevin Love out at least 6 weeks Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love will miss at least six weeks of action after having foot surgery.   Celebrities throw weight behind Stacey Abrams in Georgia race Democrat Stacey Abrams is receiving a little help from Hollywood in her quest to become Georgia's first black female governor.   WWE Crown Jewel: Brock Lesnar regains Universal Championship Brock Lesnar became the Universal Champion once again at WWE Crown Jewel on Friday, which took place live from the King Saud Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.   Chicago Cubs exercise $20M option on P Cole Hamels The Chicago Cubs have exercised their $20 million club option for pitcher Cole Hamels for the 2019 season.   Italian mob boss of 'Ndrangheta dies in prison at 91 Francesco Barbaro, the historic boss of the global 'Ndrangheta crime organization based in southern Italy, died in prison.   Antibiotics during infancy may increase childhood risk for obesity Babies who are prescribed antibiotics before they're 2 years old may be more likely to become obese children, new research suggests.   In photos: Moments from the Breeders' Cup The top horses in racing compete in the 2018 Breeders' Cup at Churchill Downs in Louisville from November 2 to November 3.   Venezuelan drivers see long lines, fuel shortages in capital and several states Venezuelan drivers on Friday endured long lines to refuel at service stations in Caracas, amid reports of shortages in the capital and several regions.   Watch: Young elephant rescued from well Wildlife officials in India used a digger to create a path for a young elephant to escape after falling down a well.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Turkish president pens op-ed to demand Saudis answer questions over Khashoggi killing'Who gave the order to kill this kind soul?' President Erdogan asked in a Washington Post op-ed.
  Elon Musk 'probably would not' take money from Saudis after Khashoggi murderMusk previously said he was considering taking Tesla private with backing from the Saudis.
Raymond Chow, producer of Bruce Lee films, dies at 91Hong Kong film veteran also introduced the world to Jackie Chan and movie audiences to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Muslim cleric known as 'Father of the Taliban' killed in PakistanMaulana Samiul Haq may have been tortured before murder in an "organized attack," family members told NBC News.
U.S. reimposes all Iran sanctions lifted under nuclear dealIt's the second batch of penalties reimposed since President Donald Trump withdrew from the deal in May.
Ambush on bus carrying Coptic Christian pilgrims in Egypt leaves several deadFriday's attack is the second to target pilgrims heading to the St. Samuel the Confessor monastery in as many years. The previous attack in May 2017 left nearly 30 people dead.
Honduran migrants sue Trump over proposed border policiesIraq sends up to 30,000 fighters to secure Syrian border from ISISIraq fears a repeat of its disastrous losses in 2014 when ISIS stormed its way to a caliphate.
Two people stabbed at Sony's London headquartersFight between driver and passenger led to deadly bus crash in ChinaAt least 13 people have been killed after the bus collided with an oncoming car before smashing through roadside barriers and flying off a bridge. Far-right president-elect to switch Brazil's embassy to JerusalemHe also wants to renegotiate trade deals and would pull out of the Paris climate accord.
Japan Airlines co-pilot admits being almost 10 times over alcohol limitThe airline employee acknowledged he had drunk about two bottles of wine and a pitcher of beer the previous night, according to Japanese media.
Evangelical leaders pay rare visit to Saudi Arabia and meet crown princeSome of the figures' support for Israel, which the kingdom does not officially recognize, is also striking.
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What Happened to Lindsey Graham? He’s Become a Conservative ‘Rock Star’Once a fierce critic of President Trump, Senator Lindsey Graham is his close ally. Democrats want “the old Lindsey” back, but he loves the conservative adulation.
Once Reluctant to Speak Out, an Energized Obama Now Calls Out His SuccessorBarack Obama has re-emerged as the Democrats’ most prominent face, pitting president versus president over the future of the country. Dianne Feinstein, Out of Touch? Not Liberal Enough? She Begs to DifferDespite murmurs of opposition from her own party, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California is in a dominant position in her campaign for Senate.
Pennsylvania Flipped to Trump in 2016. Will It Flip Back in the Midterms?Because of weak Republican candidates at the top of the state ticket and redrawn congressional districts, Democrats are positioned for gains in the state. The question is how big?
Young Voters Could Make a Difference. Will They?Young voters have a variety of causes this year: gun control, climate change, reproductive rights. Will they vote in big numbers? History says no.
Republicans Have a Humming Economy to Tout, but Trump Rhetoric Muddies the MessageA glowing jobs report right before an election should be a gift to the party in power, but the president’s strident tone on immigration is drowning out the good news.
U.S. Added 250,000 Jobs in October; Unemployment at 3.7%The last official snapshot of the economy before Americans vote on Tuesday offered another reminder of the labor market’s persistent strength.
Three Key Factors That Will Determine How Long the Hot Job Market LastsWhere is this growth really coming from; how real is the concern over inflation; and how many more workers are out there?
U.S. Reimposes Sanctions on Iran but Undercuts the Pain With WaiversEight countries — including India, South Korea, Japan and China, among the world’s largest importers of Iranian oil — were granted six-month waivers. The European Union did not receive an exemption.
Nigerian Army Uses Trump’s Words to Justify Fatal Shooting of Rock-Throwing ProtestersPresident Trump said rocks would be considered firearms if thrown at the American military. The Nigerian Army pointed to that language when explaining why its soldiers fatally shot protesters.
Trump Sweet-Talks Xi, Trying to Ease Trade Fears Before MidtermsPresident Trump’s newly soothing tone toward President Xi Jinping of China lies less in trade talks, which remain on hold, and more in domestic political calculations.
How a Taliban Assassin Got Close Enough to Kill a GeneralThe attack that killed a powerful Afghan police chief and missed the top U.S. commander led to violence between allies, and the rumor that Americans were behind it all.
Children’s Books: The 2018 New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s BooksJobs, Midterms, Asylum: Your Friday Evening BriefingCommon Sense on the CaravanA group of desperate migrants walking toward the Texas border is not a threat. We have laws to protect us — and them.
The Long Struggle for America’s SoulApparently, the self-evident truth that all people deserve life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is far from settled.
Why Aren’t Democrats Walking Away With the Midterms?When a Terrorist Comes to Your HometownThe Jewish community center became a mourning tent. The synagogue, a crime scene.
God’s Red ArmyThe Republican Party hopes to beat back the Democrats on Tuesday with a big push from the Christian right.
The Perversion of Fiscal Policy (Slightly Wonkish)Cruz Might Win the Senate, but the Democrats Are Winning TexasRise of the Armed LeftThink Your Vote Doesn’t Matter?Man Shoots 6 at Florida Yoga Studio, Killing 2 and Then HimselfThe police in Tallahassee said they did not know the motive the shooting, which happened about the time a yoga class was to be held.
Judge Orders Evidence to Be Gathered in Emoluments Case Against TrumpThe ruling came in a lawsuit accusing the president of illegally maintaining a financial interest in his company’s hotel near the White House.
Alec Baldwin Is Arrested After Dispute Over Parking Space in ManhattanThe police said that someone was apparently holding a parking space for Mr. Baldwin, but another car pulled into the space and an altercation ensued.
F.D.A. Approves Powerful New Opioid Despite Warnings of Likely AbuseThe head of a review panel predicted the drug, Dsuvia, would cause more overdose deaths. But the F.D.A. said there were adequate safeguards.
Night of Partying Ended in a Grisly Murder. A Jeweler’s Surrogate Son Is Guilty.James Rackover, accused with another man of killing Joseph Comunale and burying his body, was convicted by a jury of murder and related charges.
University of Maryland Chaos Is Rooted in Lofty Sports GoalsThe fallout from a football player’s death has created turmoil on campus six years after Maryland announced it would join the mighty Big Ten Conference.
Happy ‘National Jealousy Day’! Finland Bares Its Citizens’ TaxesOnce a year, the authorities disclose the taxable incomes of all Finns, prompting talk of who’s up, who’s down — and who may be weaseling out of taxes.
Mickey Turns 90, and the Disney Marketing Machine CelebratesTo draw attention to its oldest character, Disney has revved up its cross-promotional machine to what may be its highest level yet.
Russia Locked Him Up. But He’s Directing an Opera 1,400 Miles Away.Kirill Serebrennikov, under house arrest in Moscow, is staging a production of “Così Fan Tutte” in Zurich through a process closer to espionage than traditional theater.
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