Putin Makes Surprise Stop in Syria en Route to Cairo

Russian president Vladimir Putin made a surprise stop in Syria while en route to Cairo. Political opponents Doug Jones and Roy Moore show divergent views on what the Alabama Senate vote means. Interviews with more than two dozen women and girls bolster contention by the U.N. that Myanmar's military is using rape as a "calculated tool of terror."

Bowdoin to Accept Some Hurricane-impacted Higher Education Students --On a Positive Note

Maine's Bowdoin College says it's going to open classrooms to a small number of students whose education has been disrupted in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The school also invited students to enroll in the spring semester, and will cover their tuition, room and board, books, winter clothing costs, and transportation to campus.

SNHU Freezes Tuition at $30,800 for 2018-19 to Make Education More Accessible

South New Hampshire University is freezing tuition for the 2018-19 academic year at the current rate of $30,800. With housing and fees, the cost for on-campus undergraduate students is between $41,700 and $46,800 per year.

The Latest: NYPD Commissioner: Pipe Bomb Was Terror-related--Beyond Education

Pipe bomb explodes in New York City subway in a terror-related incident.

10 Things to Know for Today

Houston, Texas, braces for rain while officials release more water from reservoirs that are overwhelmed by Harvey. President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Houston. The U.S. interior secretary's campaign committee sold a motorhome at a discount to a Montana legislator. More than 1 in 4 cases of possible physical and sexual abuse against nursing home patients have apparently gone unreported.

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