Police Probe U.S. Envoy Attacker
The knife-wielding nationalist who attacked the U.S. ambassador to South Korea on Thursday is having his travel history to North Korea reviewed as police in Seoul contemplate charging him with attempted murder
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Harrison Ford Injured in Crash
The 72-year-old actor was hospitalized — "Battered, but O.K.!" his son said — after his small plane crash-landed on a golf course near Santa Monica Airport
300 GOPers for Gay Marriage
More than 300 veteran Republican lawmakers, operatives and consultants filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court in support of same-sex marriage
LaGuardia Reopens After Scare
A Delta jetliner landing at LaGuardia Airport in New York City skidded off a runway and crashed through a fence, coming to rest just feet from the waters of an icy bay. The National Transportation Safety Board said it was sending an investigator
New Report Maps ISIS Support on Twitter
A new analysis of Twitter accounts that support ISIS provides a deep look at the militant group's online success in spreading its message, estimating its sympathizers in the tens of thousands and examining how they disseminate propaganda while drawing in support
Chelsea Manning Cannot Be Called 'He'
The U.S. military is now required to refer to former soldier Chelsea Manning with a feminine pronoun or the gender-neutral Private First Class Manning, according to a new court order. Manning is serving a 35-year sentence for releasing classified documents to WikiLeaks
Ferguson Police Look to Rebuild Department
The Department of Justice has recommended reforms so extensive that it’s as if the troubled police force in Ferguson, Mo., would be best served by tearing the whole thing down and starting from scratch. Here's how they could do it
Vince Wilfork Says Patriots Won't Pick Up His Option
The New England Patriots decided not to pick up the option on defensive tackle Vince Wilfork's contract, he announced on social media on Thursday. Willfork will become a free agent and is eligible to sign with any team
MH 370: For Chinese Families, Fading Hope and Little Help
Many of the families that gathered in Beijing after MH 370's disappearance held firm to the belief that their loved ones were out there, alive. One year on, the relatives of Chinese passengers face plenty of harassment and grief, but few answers
Louis C.K. Loses Court Battle With Union Over Pension Plans
A judge in New York federal court on Thursday told Louis C.K.’s production company, Pig Newton Inc., that it owed unpaid contributions to union-affiliated benefit plans for the star’s work editing his Louie series on FX
Suicide Rate for Young Women Rises in U.S.
The suicide rate among young women has risen in the U.S., leading to an overall uptick in cases, despite a falling number for young men taking their own lives. However, young men are still three times more likely to commit suicide than women
