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Kansas State Wildcats stun No. 5 Oklahoma, but not without controversy No. 5 Oklahoma lost in stunning fashion to the Kansas State Wildcats Saturday in Kansas, wrecking the Sooners' perfect record and possibly ending their hopes of making the College Football Playoff.      Southwest pilots accused of livestream from bathroom in suit A Southwest Airlines flight attendant is suing the airline after accusing two pilots of live streaming video from inside an airplane bathroom to an iPad in the cockpit.   Sheriff: Teen girl taken by mother's ex-boyfriend in Virginia An Amber Alert has been issued for a 14-year-old girl missing from Bumpass, Va. since Monday and the FBI joined the investigation Saturday.   Cardinal group pushes for married priests, female deacons The Catholic Church could allow married priests while also ordaining women as deacons on a regional basis, based on recommendations from a gathering of cardinal bishops from the Amazon region of South America.   Connecticut police arrest 2 in 420-pound marijuana drug bust Connecticut State troopers have arrested the driver and passenger of a truck after they found 420 pounds of marijuana.   Truck driver charged with manslaughter in 39 lorry deaths British police said Saturday the driver of a truck trailer arrested as a suspect in connection with the deaths of 39 people found dead inside Wednesday has been charged with manslaughter.   Erdogan vows to clear terrorists from Syria border alone if Russia deal fails Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened Saturday to clear terrorists from its border area with northeast Syria alone if Russia fails to comply with its recent agreement to help.   Maria Butina is back in Moscow after U.S. release from prison Russian political operative Maria Butina arrived in Moscow Saturday after U.S. release from federal prison.   Chris Lane and Lauren Bushnell marry in Nashville Country music star Chris Lane married former "The Bachelor" contestant Laura Bushnell exchanged wedding vows in Nashville after less than a year of dating.   Michael Keaton to star in Aaron Sorkin's 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' Michael Keaton has signed on to play civil rights lawyer Ramsey Clark in writer-director Aaron Sorkin's upcoming film "The Trial of the Chicago 7."   James Bond 25 wraps filming: 'See you in cinemas April 2020' Principal photography ended this week on the 25th James Bond adventure, "No Time to Die."   Freeform cancels 'Cloak & Dagger' after two seasons The Marvel drama "Cloak & Dagger" will not return for a third season on Freeform.   Federal judge: House impeachment inquiry of Trump is legal A federal judge has ruled that a House impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump is legal.   Carlos Carrasco wins 2019 Roberto Clemente Award Cleveland Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco has been named the 2019 Roberto Clemente Award winner.   The CW orders full seasons of 'Batwoman,' 'Nancy Drew' The CW said it has ordered full seasons of its freshman dramas "Batwoman" and "Nancy Drew."   Anne-Marie Duff, Mark Addy start work on BBC miniseries 'Salisbury' Filming began this week on "Salisbury," a three-part, fact-based drama for the BBC, starring Anne-Marie Duff, Mark Addy and Rafe Spall.   Watch: Tiger Woods sinks double birdies to take lead at Zozo Championship Tiger Woods hit back-to-back birdies to take a 2-shot lead after two rounds at the Zozo Championship in Chiba, Japan.   Olga remnants drench Ohio Valley; Pablo passes Azores A late-season tropical storm sprang to life Friday over the Gulf of Mexico and was named Olga but it weakened to a tropical rainstorm. Far out over the Atlantic Ocean, Tropical Storm Pablo formed late Friday afternoon.   YoungBoy Never Broke Again's 'Al YoungBoy 2' tops U.S. album chart Rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again's "Al YoungBoy 2" is the No. 1 album in the United States.   PG&E to shut off power to 940,000 customers to prevent sparking more wildfires Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced Saturday it will shut off power for 940,000 customers in Northern California in an effort to prevent more wildfires sparked by its electric lines.   Patriots' Tom Brady offers No. 12 jersey to Mohamed Sanu Future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady offered to change his number and give his No. 12 to new teammate Mohamed Sanu after the wide receiver joined the team in a trade from the Atlanta Falcons.   Antibiotics not recommended for most toothaches, new guideline says Antibiotics aren't necessary for most toothaches, a new American Dental Association guideline says.   Seoul mayor declares end to dog slaughtering in city Mayor Park Won-soon officially declared Seoul dog slaughter-free on Saturday, as pet lovers and animal protection groups celebrated at an event in the city's Namsan Park.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Symbol of ’80s Greed Stands to Profit From Trump Tax Break for Poor AreasThe financier Michael Milken is a major investor in a property that became eligible for a federal tax break — after his longtime friend, Steven Mnuchin, intervened.   Michael Milken’s CareerAfter college, he joined the firm that would become Drexel Burnham Lambert. ‘Keep the Oil’: Trump Revives Charged Slogan for New Syria Troop MissionAfter dismissing Syria as a land of “sand and death,” Mr. Trump is redeploying American troops around its oil fields. But how the U.S. might benefit from them is unclear. Waiting for Bolton: A Capital Speculates on What He Will SayAs the House impeachment inquiry enters its second month, there may be no witness investigators want to question more than John R. Bolton, the president’s former national security adviser. Kelly Says He Told Trump a ‘Yes Man’ as His Successor Would Lead to ImpeachmentMr. Kelly’s comments appeared to pin the blame for the inquiry on the president’s embattled acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney. Hong Kong Protests Spread to U.S. Colleges, and a Rift GrowsOfficials face the challenging task of supporting free expression without alienating the largest demographic of international students on American campuses. Pyongyang’s Retro Sci-Fi ArchitectureThe world’s most repressive city is also home to a bizarre array of museums, halls and skyscrapers. Extra, Extra! Prez Won’t Read All About ItSnowflake Trump wants us off his lawn. Choosing to Be Vulnerable With My PatientsDoctors don’t like to let their guard down. But sometimes good things happen when they do. IoG: Internet of GhoulsStreamline your frights with SmartGhoul technology! Against the Superhero RegimeIn the Martin Scorsese and “Joker” controversies, hints of resistance to the rule of comic books. Economic Incentives Don’t Always Do What We Want Them ToOn their own, markets can’t deliver outcomes that are just, acceptable — or even efficient. Boris Johnson Is Heading for a Scorched-Earth ElectionThe soul of Britain’s Conservative Party — and the country itself — is at stake. ‘Human Scum,’ ‘Lynching’ and Trump’s Tortured EnglishThe president needs a thesaurus and a therapist, though not necessarily in that order. We’re Less and Less a Christian Nation, and I Blame Some BlowhardsSome intolerant conservative evangelicals have tainted the faith. Iraqi Protesters Flood Baghdad Square Despite Violent CrackdownA day after dozens were killed in antigovernment protests, the security forces shut off power in a central Baghdad square and launched barrages of tear gas and sound bombs. U.K. Truck Driver Charged With Manslaughter in Deaths of 39Maurice Robinson, 25, has been held for questioning since the grisly discovery of the bodies in a truck in Essex, England. Pilots Watched Video Feed of Lavatory From Cockpit, Flight Attendant SaysRenee Steinaker and her husband, who is also a flight attendant, filed a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines last year. The airline now says there was never a hidden camera. ‘Swing Set Susan’ Threatened to Arrest Hispanic Teens. Instead, She Was Charged.A video of a Texas woman berating and threatening to arrest a group of Hispanic teenagers for playing at a park was widely shared last week. Catholic Bishops Back Ordination of Married Men as Priests in Amazon Region, a MilestoneIt was the first time a summit of bishops convened by a pope has endorsed such a historic change to the tradition of a celibate priesthood. The final decision will be up to the pope. Pocketbook Woes Drive an Unlikely Comeback in Argentine Presidential RacePresident Mauricio Macri rose to office with a promise that free markets would wrest Argentina from its boom-and-bust cycle. But with the country in recession, voters may now turn to an archrival. How Drinking Less Solved a Lot of ProblemsI don’t have a drinking problem, but cutting down on alcohol was an eye opener. More Recent Articles
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