Melania Trump Hosts Children at White House Garden September 22, 2017
First lady Melania Trump hosted local schoolchildren at the White House on Friday to replant the White House garden, which previous first lady Michelle Obama had made into a symbol of the benefits of healthy eating, according to Politico.
U.S. Bishops Urge Caution on Graham-Cassidy September 22, 2017
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is calling on Congress to exercise caution as the Senate approaches a vote on the Republican Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill.
Protesters Drown Out Comey During Howard University Speech September 22, 2017
Protesters drowned out former FBI director James Comey's speech at Howard University Friday as he welcomed the school's freshman class.
Tech Companies Targeted by Sophisticated Malware Attack September 22, 2017
Security researchers say hackers compromised popular computer-cleaning software as part of a sophisticated attack that targeted several high-profile technology companies.
California Company Leading Basic Income Test September 21, 2017
A Silicon Valley company will give thousands of people in two states cash handouts to branch out its universal basic income test, CNBC reported.
Valerie Plame Wilson Apologizes After Anti-Semitic Story Tweet September 21, 2017
Former CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson was forced to apologize Thursday after she shared an article on her Twitter feed that contained anti-Semitic overtones.
Mel Brooks: 'Stupidly Politically Correct Society Is the Death of Comedy' September 21, 2017
Filmmaker and stage producer Mel Brooks says his western parody "Blazing Saddles" could not be made in today's fraught political climate, warning "stupidly politically correct" sensibilities will lead to the "death of comedy."
NTSB: Sleep Apnea, Speed Cited in NYC-Area Train Crashes September 21, 2017
The engineers of two commuter trains that slammed into New York City-area stations in the last year were both suffering from severe sleep apnea and have no memory of the crashes, according to investigative reports and interview transcripts made public Thursday.
Illinois Court Upholds Murder Conviction of Drew Peterson September 21, 2017
The use of hearsay testimony to convict former Chicago-area police officer Drew Peterson in the death of his third wife was proper, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled Thursday in upholding the conviction.
Chelsea Clinton: I Didn't Block Trump After His Golf Ball Retweet September 21, 2017
Chelsea Clinton commented on a ThinkProgress report that President Donald Trump blocked a woman on Twitter with Stage 4 cancer after the woman criticized the president.

Flint's Lead Water May Have Caused A Spike In Fetal Deaths September 23, 2017
Watch VideoThe lead-poisoned water in Flint, Michigan, may have caused a "horrifyingly large" rise in fetal deaths in the city.In 2014, Flint switched its water source to the Flint River. Corrosion caused lead from the city's aging water pipelines to seep into the water supply.Locals raised concerns about the water quality, but officials claimed there was no reason to worry. The city […]
Trump Angers NFL, Players With Comments On Protests And Player Safety September 23, 2017
Watch VideoPresident Donald Trump visited Alabama to stump for Sen. Luther Strange ahead of a special Senate election. But the comments that seemed to get the most attention were about football.Trump chose the rally to take on the wave of protests against racial injustice from NFL players. We want to warn you his statement contains strong language."Wouldn't […]
'Rick And Morty' Co-Creator Slams Online Harassment Of Women Writers September 23, 2017
Watch Video"Rick and Morty" co-creator Dan Harmon is blasting some of the show's fans after its new women writers faced online harassment. Some fans held two of the new women writers responsible for a reported disappointment with two early episodes. As a result, the writers were harassed and even had their personal information published online.Harmon told Entertainment Weekly the harassers […]
Homeland Security Confirms 21 States Targeted In 2016 Russia Hacks September 23, 2017
Watch VideoThe Department of Homeland Security told 21 states that Russian hackers at least tried to break into their election systems in 2016.We've known for a while now that at least 21 states were hacked, but we just didn't know which ones — and the affected states didn't know either. Until recently, DHS just told the companies that made the […]
Puerto Rico's Massive Debt Could Hurt Its Hurricane Recovery September 23, 2017
Watch VideoPuerto Rico is still grappling with the dire consequences of Hurricane Maria. The storm caused at least six deaths on the island, knocked out the power for all 3.4 million residents and left severe flood risks.But the island was in crisis even before Maria hit — it filed for bankruptcy in May with $70 billion worth of debt. […]
UK Prime Minister Might Be Softening Her Brexit Stance September 23, 2017
Watch VideoU.K. Prime Minister Theresa May outlined some more concrete plans on Friday for her country's exit from the European Union.And her stance might have softened a little since her last major Brexit speech in January."I am equally clear that no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain," May said in January. And here's May today: "It is […]
Solar Energy In US Faces A Cloudy Future September 23, 2017
Watch VideoA win for fair trade could cause potential big losses for the U.S. solar energy sector.The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled on Friday that certain imported solar products are harming U.S. companies. The ruling's a response to a petition from two U.S.-based solar manufacturers — Suniva and SolarWorld Americas — that said imports of solar products were […]
North Korea Could Be Causing Problems For South Korea's 2018 Olympics September 22, 2017
Watch VideoThe nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula could soon spill over into the sports world.The 2018 Winter Olympics will be in Pyeongchang, South Korea — roughly 50 miles away from the border with North Korea. The proximity to an increasingly agitated rogue nation is making some Olympic committees nervous.France's sports minister told RTL Radio, "If this gets […]
Do Sleeping Humans Really Swallow 8 Spiders A Year? September 22, 2017
Watch VideoYou might've heard the urban legend that sleeping people swallow about eight spiders a year. The "factoid" is definitely eye-catching — but it's also improbable.A spider could do this only a few ways, like using its silk to float and land in a sleeping person's mouth. But Maggie Hardy, biochemist at the University of Queensland, said, […]
How To Keep Countries Honest About Their Carbon Emissions September 22, 2017
Watch VideoThe climate goals of the Paris Agreement aren't legally binding. Instead, countries are all trusting each other to keep track of and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. So how are we supposed to know if it's working?Ideally, countries would give accurate reports themselves. Every member of the Paris climate accord is expected to follow U.N. guidelines […]

10 Things To Do in Your Manhattan Neighborhood This Weekend September 22, 2017
Enjoy an Oktoberfest celebration, dance safari or outdoor movie this weekend.
Petition Demands Guggenheim Change Exhibit That 'Glorifies Animal Abuse' September 22, 2017
“Art and China After 1989" is set to open on Oct. 6.
Hip-Hop Museum Coming to New Bronx Point Mega-Development September 22, 2017
Phase one will include a waterfront esplanade, outdoor performance space and a multiplex theater.
NYC Becomes Stopover for Feathered Visitors During Hurricane Season September 22, 2017
A lot of migrating birds are currently lingering in the New York area, trying to wait out storms.
Greenpoint LinkNYC Kiosk Acts As 'Drug Den' Concierge: Neighbors September 22, 2017
The kiosks went up at the end of July.
17 Subway Lines Slated For Service Changes This Weekend September 22, 2017
The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, A, C, E, D, F, M, J, L, N, Q and R trains will all be impacted.
New LIC Pizzeria Serving Up Wood-Fired Pies 'Adapted for the 21st Century' September 22, 2017
Levante, on Jackson and 43rd avenues, says its pizza is lighter than traditional Neapolitan pies.
Pantless Man in Long Camouflage Shirt Flashes Women on R Train, Police Say September 22, 2017
He flashed three women on the R line within two months, police said.
Drivers in LIRR and NJ Transit Crashes Had 'Severe' Sleep Apnea, NTSB Says September 22, 2017
Both train engineers couldn't recall the moments leading up to the two recent commuter rail crashes.
Displaced Willets Point Auto Shops Being Evicted from New Bronx Home September 22, 2017
Members of the Sunrise Cooperative, which formed as the Willets Point plan began, are behind on rent.

Pinellas construction licensing board needs to be fixed. But how? September 23, 2017
LARGO –– Everyone agrees that the Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board needs to be reformed.
Bucs have chance to beat Vikings in their third stadium September 23, 2017
Here's a cool sign that the Bucs are getting up there as an NFL franchise: If Tampa Bay can win Sunday at U.S.
Memorial for Snooty the manatee, postponed because of Irma, to be held Sunday September 23, 2017
A public memorial to celebrate the life of 69-year-old Snooty the manatee will be held at the South Florida Museum on Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Hurricane Maria bypassing Bahamas, causing dangerous surf along East Coast September 23, 2017
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Forecasters say Hurricane Maria is causing dangerous surf and rip currents along the East Coast of the U.S.
NFL commissioner, players' union angrily denounce Trump comments on national anthem September 23, 2017
SOMERSET, N.J. — The National Football League and its players' union on Saturday angrily denounced President Donald Trump for suggesting that owners fire players who kneel during the national anthem and that fans consider walking out in protest "when somebody disrespects our flag.
New earthquake, magnitude 6.1, shakes jittery Mexico September 23, 2017
MEXICO CITY — A strong new earthquake shook Mexico on Saturday, causing new alarm in a country reeling from two still-more-powerful quakes this month that have killed nearly 400 people.
Tests show North Korea earthquake not caused by nuclear test September 23, 2017
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea's weather agency said a magnitude 3.2 earthquake was detected in North Korea on Saturday close to where the country recently conducted a nuclear test, but it assessed the quake as natural.
Forecast: Tampa Bay's first fall weekend brings scattered showers September 23, 2017
It may officially be fall, but Tampa Bay won't have any cooler temperatures this weekend.
Romano: The choice does not have to be poverty or gentrification September 23, 2017
The memories must be protected. The music and the lore, too. On the other hand, the rent is due and jobs are scarce.
Buccaneers-Vikings Scouting Report: Watching Kyle Rudolph, Adam Thielen and Everson Griffen September 23, 2017
No matter how much film we study, no matter how much data we parse, we just don't know how an NFL season will unfold.

Should We Be Concerned About Blue Staters Moving To Red States? September 23, 2017
Living in red states and "being liberal can be challenging and it can be frightening"
UNC Charlotte Students Can Choose from 345 ‘Diversity’ Courses September 23, 2017
"we actively engage in discourse and are inclusive in our actions"
National Anthem Protests Are Hitting the NFL Where it Hurts September 23, 2017
After Trump comments, vows to expand the protests.
Enrollment at Mizzou Falls to Lowest Level Since 2008 September 23, 2017
Circling the drain...
Leftism 101 Week in Higher Education September 23, 2017
Your weekly report on campus news.
Trump Rallies for Strange in Alabama as Polls Show a Toss-Up in Special Election September 23, 2017
Many of Trump's allies have stumped for Moore.
Philadelphia had Hundreds of Non-Citizen Voters in the Last Decade September 23, 2017
Tip of the iceberg nationally?
Two California cities sue Big Oil firms over “climate change” September 22, 2017
Today's episode of "The Twilight Zone - California"
Terrorist Rasmea Odeh lies one last time as she is deported September 22, 2017
Her last lie ever on U.S. soil, published in the Chicago Sun-Times.
Dèjá Vu: Erdogan Bodyguards Pummel Protesters on American Soil…AGAIN September 22, 2017
Violence follows Erdogan....
Protesters Interrupt Comey’s Address at Howard University September 22, 2017
"F*** James Comey!"
McCain ‘Cannot in Good Conscience’ Vote for Obamacare Repeal Bill September 22, 2017
No, the bill is not dead yet.
Brown University to Offer Free College to Some Through Grants September 22, 2017
"We’re committed to making a Brown education accessible to students from all income groups"
Betsy DeVos: Obama-era Title IX sexual assault guidance is revoked September 22, 2017
The era of kangaroo courts on campus may be over.
London Pulls Uber’s License to Operate in the City September 22, 2017
Uber plans to appeal immediately.
Book Review: “United Nation: The Humanitarian Spirit of Israel” September 22, 2017
This book for anyone who wants to understand what makes the tiny and embattled Jewish State a humanitarian superpower
Leaders of Princeton Student Paper Disband Editorial Board For Right-Leaning Opinions September 22, 2017
"arguing in favor of due process"
Samantha Power Implicated in Obama Unmasking Scandal September 22, 2017
"she averaged more than one request for every working day in 2016"
Scholar withdraws article “The Case for Colonialism” after social media and professional attacks September 22, 2017
After demands for retraction, to fire the journal editors, to fire and blacklist the author, and to revoke his PhD.
Workshop at Ohio State Tells Students Only White People Can be Racist September 22, 2017
“develop a personal plan of action to interrupt racism”

Bucktown BBQ Chef Charged With Stabbing His Brother To Death: Reports September 23, 2017
Nestor Soto, Whistle Pig BBQ chef, is charged with stabbing his brother to death, police said.
Chicago Shootings Kill 1, Wound 18 Others Since Friday Morning September 23, 2017
One of the victims included a 16-year-old boy on a bike, police said.
Officer Shoots At Alleged Gunman Who Broke Into Ex's Home, Police Say September 23, 2017
Charges are pending against the man who is accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend's new companion.
Chicago Police Gang Database 'Deeply Flawed,' Must Be Overhauled, Ald. Says September 22, 2017
People listed in the database should be notified and given a chance to object, Ald. Ray Lopez said.
Parolee Shot Jogger, Ending Military Career, Then Killed Cabbie, Police Say September 22, 2017
Joseph Brown, 25, was on parole when he shot two men, one fatally, in 2016, prosecutors said.
New Meatball Salad At Portillo's 'An American Tragedy,' Phoenix Critic Says September 22, 2017
The chain's creation of lettuce and onions, meatballs and marinara is "repugnant," he said.
Damen Tavern To Replace Bar DeVille After $1.5 Million Building Sale September 22, 2017
"It will be unpretentious — a very nice but a reasonably priced place," bar owner Scott McCorkle said.
New Porter Kitchen And Deck Offers Posh Spot For Power Lunches On The River September 22, 2017
Take a look inside the scenic restaurant.
City To 'Offer Big Shoulders' To Help Mexico & Puerto Rico: Rahm September 22, 2017
A food and clothing drive is also in the works to help the devastation, officials said.
Could Historic Stock Yards Bank Be Turned Into New Age Power Plant? September 22, 2017
The long-vacant Stock Yards building could to be turned into an "energy bank" under a proposal.

Colts owner: 'I am troubled by the President’s recent comments about our league and our players.' September 24, 2017
Jim Irsay has joined numerous other NFL owners in releasing a statement concerning comments by President Donald Trump.
Doyel: Growing pains remain, but Purdue football is ahead of schedule September 24, 2017
Despite a late collapse and penalties, it's clear that Purdue has itself a football program again.
Tully: Life and reality at the Section 8 office in rural Rockville September 24, 2017
At the Section 8 office in rural Rockville, Stacey Doty wishes for more funding for her program, and more understanding of her clients' struggles.
Insider: IU's Morgan Ellison shines against Georgia Southern September 24, 2017
In crowded running back rotation, IU's Morgan Ellison is becoming harder and harder to ignore.
State college roundup: Marian, Franklin and UIndy offenses roll in victories September 24, 2017
A roundup of college football action from around the state.
You can already start applying for holiday jobs September 24, 2017
There are thousands of openings in Indianapolis.
Top Indianapolis concerts: October sounds good September 24, 2017
Indianapolis will host Chris Isaak, Trombone Shorty, Garth Brooks, Doug E. Fresh, Tiesto and more in October.
NFL owners are responding to Trump's comments about Colin Kaepernick and kneeling during the national anthem September 24, 2017
Here's what they're saying.
Martinsville volleyball player smiles — and plays — through chemotherapy September 24, 2017
Martinsville sophomore Bridget Balcerak deals with cancer by keeping life as normal as possible. That means volleyball with her teammates.
Colts Q&A: Kamar Aiken's hard road to the NFL September 24, 2017
Colts receiver Kamar Aiken was cut six times before finding NFL stability. Also, did you know he nearly pursued a career in the FBI?

Cake fundraiser supports gay marriage as Supreme Court case involving Colorado baker looms September 24, 2017
This fall, the Supreme Court will hear the case of a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple based on his religious beliefs.
CU Buffs football eclipses 20,000 season tickets sold, Colorado State sets record September 24, 2017
BOULDER -- The University of Colorado opened Pac-12 play on Saturday night against No. 7 Washington with the highest football season tickets distributed since 2012.
African wildlife protectors get a hand in detective training in Commerce City September 24, 2017
Saving African wild cats, elephants and other species from extinction takes serious police work. That's why some of the continent's conservation officers came to Commerce City, Colorado.
Avalanche fall to 1-2 in preseason after loss to Wild September 24, 2017
Devan Dubnyk stopped 28 shots to lead the Minnesota Wild to a 2-1 preseason win over the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday.
Recent Northern Colorado homicides raise question: Is Larimer County less safe? September 24, 2017
Although the number of homicides in Larimer County has varied over the past 10 years, and in some years even dipped, in the past three years it has risen.
Kiszla: Who’s the real MVP of the Rockies’ playoff push? Sorry, Charlie. It’s Nolan Arenado. September 24, 2017
A heartfelt message to the Rockies: Hey, fellas. Relax. It’s only baseball. And so long as you have Nolan Arenado on your side, why worry about such trivial nuisances as the Cardinals, Brewers and playoff pressure?
Ian Desmond has taken over a starting spot in the Rockies’ lineup, right before a stretch run September 24, 2017
Bud Black penciled in a lineup card Saturday but he could have used a copy machine. The Rockies trotted out the same lineup in back-to-back nights against the Padres at Petco Park. It is the lineup that will likely carry them through the rest of this season.
Welcome home: Wounded marine (and snowboarder) gets her new house in Glenwood Springs September 24, 2017
After serving in Afghanistan and recently summiting Mount Kilimajaro, former Marine Corps Sgt. Kirstie Ennis is ready to call Glenwood Springs home.
Durango man out on bail for allegedly peeping into women’s bathroom facing new charges for stabbing at homeless camp September 24, 2017
A 39-year-old Durango man who was out on bail for allegedly peeping into a women's bathroom is facing new criminal charges in the stabbing of two men in a homeless camp near the city.
U.S. Air Force sends third C-17 jet to Mexico to help after earthquakes September 24, 2017
A U.S. Air Force C-17 jet carrying 58,000 bottles of water, 5,000 pounds of rice and nearly 40 cases of milk arrived in Mexico City on Saturday afternoon to help residents after last week's devastating earthquake.

Time for the world to step up on Rohingya issue, Aung San Suu Kyi’s astounding hypocrisy, Irma’s destruction in Britain’s Caribbean islands, The US should stop saber rattling, On the Nadal-Federer comeback September 23, 2017
“It is high time the world made an all-out effort to stop the ongoing pogrom against Myanmar’s minority Rohingya...,” writes Mohammad Amjad Hossain. “The pogrom resembles those crimes perpetrated against Jews.... The military junta of Myanmar torches Rohingya villages, stops aid to Rohingya camps, and restricts Rohingyas’ movement.... [The United Nations] secretary-general ... must send […]
Readers write: The work of downsizing, evidence of climate change, hopeful coverage on famine September 23, 2017
Regarding the Aug. 21 Monitor Daily story “Home prices, and a thought shift, give ‘small living’ a boost”: Interesting concept. My friend has done it, downsizing and living in a tiny apartment. Decluttering would be a two-month, full-time job, which I haven’t been willing to devote myself to at this point.
Trump's diplomatic dance on Iran: What's his next step? September 22, 2017
As he considers what to do about the 2015 international agreement with Iran that he disdains, President Trump may be about to lob the ball into the international community’s court. Rather than pulling the United States out of the deal as he has long threatened, Mr. Trump may instead agree to stick with it at […]
Why the Supreme Court is rarely in the dock September 22, 2017
Polls of Americans consistently show they put more trust in the Supreme Court than in the two elected branches of government (Congress and the presidency). Now a new poll may explain why the high court still enjoys legitimacy as the nation’s final arbiter of constitutional principles. The poll, conducted for Penn State’s McCourtney Institute of […]

LeBron James, Kobe Bryant blast Trump after Curry-White House tweet September 23, 2017
NBA superstar LeBron James defended fellow basketball pro Stephen Curry on Saturday after President Trump rescinded his White House invitation for the Golden State Warriors player.
Holly Bobo case: convicted killer sentenced to life in prison plus 50 years September 23, 2017
A man convicted of killing Holly Bobo avoided the death penalty Saturday after accepting a sentence that will keep him behind bars for the rest of his life-- plus 50 years.
NFL's Goodell says Trump's comments about league, players show 'lack of respect' September 23, 2017
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Saturday that President Trump’s recent comments about players kneeling during the national anthem are “divisive” and show a “lack of respect” for the pro football league and its players.
Melania Trump heads to Canada in first solo FLOTUS trip, will meet PM, Prince Harry September 23, 2017
Melania Trump is set to take her biggest step yet as first lady.
Strong new magnitude 6.1 earthquake rocks jittery Mexico September 23, 2017
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck southern Mexico Saturday, the third to jolt the reeling nation this month.
Vermont teacher fired after leading third graders in Nazi salute September 23, 2017
A veteran Vermont teacher was axed after she was caught instructing a class of third graders on how to give a Nazi salute.
Iran releases video of new ballistic missile being test-fired September 23, 2017
Iran’s state media showed video Friday of the successful test-launch of a new ballistic missile capable of reaching portions of the Middle East, including Israel.
Earthquake detected in North Korea, reports conflict on scale and nature September 23, 2017
Reports about an earthquake Saturday in North Korea contained conflicting information about the scale and nature of the temblor.
Trump rescinds NBA Curry's White House invite after 'statement' remark September 23, 2017
President Trump on Saturday rescinded Golden State Warrior star Stephen Curry’s invitation to the White House, after Curry suggested he doesn’t want to go to the Washington event that will honor his team’s 2016-2017 NBA championship.
Trump targets Paul, Murkowski, McCain on ObamaCare vote, in tweets September 23, 2017
President Trump, with his United Nations debut over, turned his attention Saturday to make-or-break senators in their chamber's upcoming ObamaCare vote, encouraging GOP Sen. Rand Paul to “find a way” to vote yes.
Powerless Puerto Rico's storm crisis deepens with dam threat September 23, 2017
Puerto Rican officials could not communicate with more than half the towns in the U.S. territory as they rushed to evacuate tens of thousands of people downstream of a failing dam and the massive scale of the disaster wrought by Hurricane Maria started to become clear.
Police officer in Texas suspended indefinitely for relationship with convicted prostitute September 23, 2017
A 22-year police department veteran in San Antonio, Texas, has been suspended indefinitely because of a relationship with a convicted prostitute.
Texas teacher accused of inappropriate relationship with student September 23, 2017
A high school teacher in Texas accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student was arrested on Thursday, reported the San Antonio Express-News.
California officer shoots, kills man after struggle caught on video September 23, 2017
A Southern California police officer shot and killed a man Friday after a confrontation outside a convenience store that was videoed by a bystander.
Kylie Jenner is pregnant September 22, 2017
Kylie Jenner is pregnant, a source tells Page Six.

Milo Yiannopoulos Still Plans to Speak at Berkeley After Event Is Canceled
A student group that was organizing a series of speeches by right-wing activists canceled the event on Saturday. Mr. Yiannopoulos said he was “blindsided.”
JACEY FORTIN
Trump Attacks Warriors’ Curry. LeBron James’s Retort: ‘U Bum.’
The president directly inserted himself into a fiery debate about race, social justice and the role athletes play in highlighting those issues.
KEN BELSON and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS
Trump Laces Into McCain Over His Opposition to Health Care Bill
President Trump said Senator John McCain had let his state down and been deceived by Democrats into abandoning a promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS
At Florida Nursing Home, Many Calls for Help, but None That Made a Difference
After the home lost power to its air-conditioning, 11 of its residents died. Records and interviews show a preventable descent into chaos.
ELLEN GABLER, SHERI FINK and VIVIAN YEE
Let Right-Wing Speakers Come to Berkeley? Faculty Is Divided
Students looking to the faculty and administration for guidance on how to interpret the free speech issue are seeing deep divisions among their leaders.
THOMAS FULLER
The New Washington: ‘The New Washington’: Lobbying in the Trump Era
Nicholas Confessore, a reporter for The Times, spoke with Robert Stryk about how he has leveraged relationships in the Trump administration for political and business success.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Pentagon Tests Lasers and Nets to Combat a Vexing Foe: ISIS Drones
As deadly drone attacks by the Islamic State increase, American officials are experimenting with technologies that can destroy the weapons.
ERIC SCHMITT
Push for Gender Equality in Tech? Some Men Say It’s Gone Too Far
After revelations of harassment and bias in Silicon Valley, a backlash is growing against the women in tech movement.
NELLIE BOWLES
At Alabama Rally, Trump Toggles Between Republican Loyalists
The president lent his support to Alabama’s incumbent senator in a Republican runoff campaign, but risked alienating core anti-establishment voters.
JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS and JONATHAN MARTIN
Trump’s Big Gamble: Can He Pull Alabama Senator to Victory?
The contest between Senator Luther Strange and Roy Moore, an evangelical firebrand, is the most significant test yet of President Trump’s power to sway the party’s conservative base.
JONATHAN MARTIN
Why the Latest Health Bill Is Teetering: It Might Not Work
For reasons more practical than ideological, the health care world has united to stop the effort by Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
SHERYL GAY STOLBERG and ROBERT PEAR
As Equifax Amassed Ever More Data, Safety Was a Sales Pitch
The data breach highlighted just how entrenched the credit bureau is in the lives of Americans, and consumers’ lack of control over their personal information.
STACY COWLEY and TARA SIEGEL BERNARD
Small Earthquake Rattles North Korea, and the World’s Nerves
A tremor was recorded near the North’s underground nuclear test site, but it appears to have been caused by a natural quake.
CHOE SANG-HUN
The Storms Moved On. The Caribbean Islands Fear the Tourists Might, Too.
In a region that relies on visitors, hurricanes left tourism on some islands ‘in a coma.’ The threat of a long-term slump looms, complicating efforts to rebuild.
JULIE BOSMAN
When Disaster Hits and Landlines Fail, Social Media Is a Lifeline
As more people turn to their smartphones in large-scale emergencies, traditional dispatchers are racing to keep up.
JACEY FORTIN

Daily Archives: July 1, 2017

Currency expert who predicted gold boom of the 70s, Savings & Loan collapse of the 80s, the Dot Com and housing crashes, as well as President Trump’s victory makes startling prediction about the fate of the U.S. dollar… http://www.caseyresearch.com/cs/project-fedcoin-presentation-google-cs#

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