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Chargers stay on the road to face Seahawks The Los Angeles Chargers are on the road to visit the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.      Bears visit Bills in 4th straight vs. AFC East The Chicago Bears will complete their tour through the AFC East when they pay a visit to the reeling Buffalo Bills on Sunday.   Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens meet for rematch The Baltimore Ravens are facing a season-defining game against their biggest rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers, on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.   Buccaneers pass baton to Ryan Fitzpatrick against Panthers When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have played the Carolina Panthers in recent years, it has been a marquee matchup of young quarterbacks.   Accused Kentucky supermarket shooter indicted on murder charges A man charged with killing two people at a grocery store in Kentucky was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury on Wednesday.   Geir Pedersen named new U.N. envoy to Syria Norwegian diplomat Geir Pedersen was appointed as U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres' new envoy to for Syria on Wednesday.   Saudi sisters found dead in Hudson River were alive when they entered Investigators in New York said two Saudi sisters found dead in the Hudson River last week were alive when they entered the water.   General Motors offers buyouts to 18,000 salaried workers General Motors is offering buyouts to thousands of its longest tenured employees as part of a company-wide cost-savings effort.   No. 4 Notre Dame focuses on Northwestern, not ratings Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly cares about plenty of things involving his program.   Bengals WR Green will have tests on foot Wide receiver A.J. Green of the Cincinnati Bengals will undergo further testing on his right foot/toe injury, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported on Wednesday.   Friend: Iowa dad kept baby secret before diaper rash death A friend of an Iowa man whose infant son was found dead while wearing a maggot-infested diaper testified he wasn't aware the man had an infant son.   Mexico's Supreme Court legalizes cannabis for recreational use Drug policy reformers claimed victory in Mexico City today Wednesday the country's Supreme Court handed down two rulings legalizing mariuana.   Watch: Library of Congress celebrates 200th anniversary of 'Frankenstein' The Library of Congress recognized the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" with a special reading.   Donald Trump suggests up to 15,000 troops could deploy to border President Donald Trump on Wednesday told reporters his administration could send between 10,000 to 15,000 troops to the Southwest border.   Breeders' Cup Preview: 'Future Stars' card set for Friday A look at the Breeders' Cup "Future Stars" program set for Friday at Churchill Downs   Clinton-Dix ready to roll for Redskins Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who was acquired by the Washington Redskins on Tuesday from the Green Bay Packers, said on Wednesday that he will be ready to start on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons alongside safety D.J. Swearinger.   Study: Oceans warming 60 percent more than previously thought The world's oceans may be heating up at a faster pace than previously thought, leaving the planet less time to avoid global warming, according to a new study.   Top 20 fantasy football tight ends for Week 9FBI investigating James 'Whitey' Bulger's death as homicide Federal authorities said Wednesday they're investigating the death of notorious Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger as a homicide.   In photos: Boston Red Sox celebrate World Series victory with parade The Red Sox parade their way through Boston during a World Series victory parade on Wednesday.   Top 20 fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 9Tiny beetle gives clues for continental drift A 99 million-year-old beetle might provide clues to how the Earth's landmass shifted.   Dolphins QB Tannehill (shoulder) out again Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase said on Wednesday that quarterback Ryan Tannehill will miss his fourth straight game on Sunday against the New York Jets because of a lingering right shoulder injury.   Raiders try to keep banged-up 49ers at bay There's a lot at stake when the San Francisco 49ers host the Oakland Raiders on Thursday, but for all the wrong reasons.   Spinal cord stimulation breakthrough helps paralyzed patients walk The science of spinal cord stimulation has been fine-tuned to the point that three previously paralyzed patients can now walk with minimal assistance.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
UPI's top 20 tight ends for Week 9 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
UPI's top 20 quarterbacks for Week 9 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
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Weary migrant caravan rests in south Mexico, asks for busesThousands of Central American migrants in a caravan that has already advanced 250 miles into Mexico hope they won't have to walk anymore, at least for a while.
  Will Bolsonaro's victory in Brazil usher right-wing ripple effects in the region?"Brazil now has the most right wing leader of any democracy in the world," says a political analyst. "There is a real risk of contagion."
Khashoggi was killed moments after entering consulate, prosecutor saysThe comments mark the first detailed account by Turkish officials of what they believe happened to the Washington Post writer after he vanished on Oct. 2.
India unveils tallest statue, twice the size of the Statue of LibertyThe 597-foot steel and bronze "Statue of Unity" honors Vallabhbhai Patel, India's first deputy prime minister.
Russian teen blows himself up in FSB building, prompting terrorism investigationInvestigators said they had identified the teenager as a resident of the city, which is around 20 miles north of Moscow.
Top airline official fired in wake of Boeing 737 crash off IndonesiaFinding the fuselage would bring the search effort closer to retrieving the airplane's flight recorders, which are crucial to the investigation.
U.S. takes aim at ally Saudi Arabia, demands end to war in Yemen"We've got to move toward a peace effort here. And we can't say we're going to do it sometime in the future. We need to be doing this in the next 30 days."
Bones found near Vatican Embassy revive 1983 cold caseThe disappearance of 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi has bedeviled investigators for decades.
GOP senators press Trump to cut off nuclear talks with Saudi ArabiaFive Republicans write that they have "serious concerns" about Saudi leadership in the wake of Khashoggi murder.
Christian on death row in Pakistan for blasphemy is ordered releasedHuman rights groups say blasphemy laws are increasingly being exploited by religious extremists as well as ordinary Pakistanis to settle personal scores.
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How Vilification of George Soros Moved From the Fringes to the MainstreamOn both sides of the Atlantic, a loose network of nationalists has used anti-Semitic imagery to portray Mr. Soros as the shadowy leader of a globalist cabal.
Once Fringe, George Soros Conspiracies Now Saturate the G.O.P.George Soros, a billionaire Democratic fund-raiser, has long been villainized in certain right-wing circles. Now conspiracy theories about him have gone mainstream, to nearly every corner of the Republican Party. In Fit of Pique, Trump Attacks Ryan Just Days Before Midterm ElectionsThe attack, after the speaker criticized President Trump’s birthright citizenship plan, suggested that Mr. Trump was preparing to cast blame elsewhere for Republicans’ possible loss of the House.
Fight Fire With Fire, or Be Civil With Trump? The Obama Coalition Is UnsureThe former president’s star power among Democrats is unmatched, but some supporters are skeptical that his leadership style is suited to the sharp-elbowed political moment.
Fact Check of the Day: Inside What Even an Ally Calls Trump’s ‘Reality Distortion Field’From nonexistent riots to conspiracy theories about migrants to false claims about his popularity and job-creating record, the president has offered a litany of falsehoods in the midterm campaign.
Democrats in an All-Hands-on-Deck Scramble to Save Menendez in New JerseyIn the deeply blue state, the race between Senator Robert Menendez and Bob Hugin is tight. Party leaders are pulling out the stops to defend the seat.
Ryan Zinke, Trump’s Interior Secretary, Faces Increased Ethics ScrutinyThe criticism escalated sharply after reports this week that an investigation into Mr. Zinke had been referred to the Justice Department, a potential prelude to a criminal investigation.
A Guide to the Ryan Zinke InvestigationsRyan Zinke has faced more than 15 ethics inquiries since taking over the Interior Department. At least six are ongoing.
Back-to-Back Funerals. Mourners 50 Deep. Pittsburgh Grieves, 11 Times Over.Grief is sinking in across Pittsburgh as the public rituals of mourning those killed in the synagogue shooting accumulate day by day.
Jewish Leaders, in Call for Unity After Shooting, Welcome Outsiders to ShabbatA campaign to #ShowUpForShabbat a week after the massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue is meant to send a message of solidarity with the Jewish community.
Robert Bowers Indicted on 44 Counts After Synagogue Shooting in PittsburghFederal charges against the man accused of killing 11 people on Saturday could bring the death penalty.
Google Faces Internal Backlash Over Handling of Sexual HarassmentWorkers are up in arms over how the company treated accused executives, another sign of growing employee activism at the Silicon Valley behemoth.
Whitey Bulger’s Fatal Prison Beating: ‘He Was Unrecognizable’Everyone knew Whitey Bulger had enemies. Some question how they got to him so quickly, right after he was transferred to a West Virginia prison.
Midterms, Markets, Pittsburgh: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingWhat if He Falls?Alex Honnold took a huge risk when he made his free solo climb of El Capitan. Did making a film about it make it even riskier? Imagining the Ideal Trump RallyVoters, You’re Being ManipulatedTrump and Fox News are trying to scare white voters into supporting Republican candidates.
The Neuroscience of Hate SpeechHumans are social creatures who are easily influenced by the anger and rage that are everywhere these days.
A Voter’s Guide to Health CareWhat Frankenstein’s Monster Really Looks LikeMary Shelley’s great novel is about the failure to recognize the humanity of those who don’t resemble us.
The Great Center-Right DelusionTrump Plays His Greatest HitsWe Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion.I will give this sum over the next decade to help accelerate land and ocean conservation around the world.
When Nightmares Are RealFeature: Elena Ferrante Stays Out of the PictureFor two years, the pseudonymous literary sensation corresponded regularly with the director adapting “My Brilliant Friend” for HBO. But the resulting show is a testament to her elusiveness.
A Family Recovered Most of What the Nazis Stole. But Not This.Despite decades of effort and government intervention, the family of the Paris art dealer Paul Rosenberg has been unable to reclaim a Degas portrait.
Edward Gorey Was Eerily PrescientD.J. Durkin Is Fired by Maryland a Day After Being ReinstatedOn Tuesday Durkin was reinstated and the president announced he would resign, but the university reversed course and fired the coach.
Willie McCovey, 80, Dies; Was Hall of Fame Slugger With the GiantsHow a ‘Jews for Jesus’ Moment Backfired for Mike PenceA look at the contentious history of Messianic Judaism, and why a campaign event prayer provoked controversy after the synagogue attack. Studies Warn Against Minimally Invasive Surgery for Cervical CancerCompared to open surgery for cervical cancer, the less invasive approach was more likely to result in cancer recurrence and death, new studies found.
5 Harvard Friends, and a Frank Talk About How They Got InAs a lawsuit challenging the use of affirmative action in admissions plays out, five freshmen reflect on why they beat the competition.
U.S. and Britain Seek Yemen Cease-Fire as Relations With Saudis CoolPressure from Saudi Arabia’s biggest arms suppliers intensified to halt a conflict that has created what the United Nations has called the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Once Paralyzed, Three Men Take Steps Again With Spinal ImplantAn experimental, pacemaker-like device offers hope for treating spinal injuries.
On a Tiny Finnish Island, a Helipad, 9 Piers — and the Russian Military?Finnish police and soldiers recently raided a mysterious island. Why? Many suspect that Russia was buying land in Finland for secret military bases.
How to Clean All of Your Halloween Messes5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You Sleep BetterFarewell, FilmStruck: A Bittersweet Guide to the Movies to Catch Before It’s GoneThe streaming service goes away next month — and with it, potentially, a lot of hard-to-find classic and art house films. Here are some of our favorites.
When Visual Artists Make MusicMusical works by Marcel Duchamp, Yves Klein and Laurie Anderson all feature in an exhibition in Vienna that explores intersections between two art forms.
Notes on the Culture: The Witch Continues to Enchant as a Feminist SymbolIn film and art, the figure has moved from the edges of the action to become the very plot.
4 Spooky Short Stories Inspired by Haunting ImagesIn the spirit of Halloween, we asked writers to respond to photographs by Francesca Woodman, Gregory Crewdson and more.
Taking the Oceans’ Temperature, Scientists Find Unexpected HeatUsing a new technique, researchers found that between 1991 and 2016 the oceans warmed an average of 60 percent more per year than previous estimates.
ScienceTake: This Halloween, Consider the Unappreciated Beauty of SpidersArachnids get a bad rap, particularly around Halloween, but they’re actually quite lovely in their own, deadly, leaping, eight-legged, cannibalistic way.
A Mandarin Duck Mysteriously Appears in Central Park, to Birders’ DelightA brilliantly colored duck appeared in the Pond in Central Park in October. The duck, which is native to East Asia, stunned wildlife officials. More Recent Articles
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