Technology November 2017 Premium

Vigil Held in Argentina to Remember 5 Killed in NYC Bicycle Path Attack

The Latest on the victims of the deadly New York City bicycle path attack (all times local).

Legal November 2017

Complaint: Truck Attack Suspect Plotted Rampage for 2 Months --Top Story

The suspect in the deadly New York City truck rampage was inspired by the Islamic State group's online videos and plotted his attack for two months, renting a truck ahead of time to practice turning it, federal authorities said in bringing terrorism charges against the Uzbek immigrant.

Financing November 2017

Fenderson Law Firm Announces Annual Scholarship

Fenderson Law Firm is pleased to announce their first annual scholarship for law students in the amount of $1,000.

Global November 2017

UW-Superior to Drop 9 Majors, 15 Minors, Grad Program

University of Wisconsin-Superior officials have decided to drop nine majors, 15 minors and a graduate program due to lack of interest.

Legal November 2017 Premium

NYC Truck Attack: Investigators Scour Driver's Background --Top Story

Investigators worked Wednesday to determine what led a truck driver to mow down people on a riverfront bike path near the World Trade Center, brandishing air guns and yelling "God is great!" in Arabic as his deadly route of terror ended with a crash, authorities said.

Legal October 2017

US to Vote 'No' on UN Resolution Condemning Cuba Embargo--Breaking News

The United States will vote this week against an annual United Nations resolution condemning the U.S. embargo on Cuba, reversing the Obama administration's abstention last year.

Legal October 2017

The Latest on the Spain-Catalonia Political Crisis

The Latest on the Spain-Catalonia political crisis (all times local).

Financing October 2017

Students from Puerto Rico Can Get Free Semester at Cornell

Cornell University is offering a free semester of study for up to 58 students from Puerto Rico's main public university system.

Technology October 2017 Premium

Crews Scramble to Restore Power to Northeast after Storm --Top Story

Utility crews scrambled to restore power throughout New England on Tuesday, one day after a severe storm packing hurricane-force wind gusts and torrential rain left more than a million customers without electricity and forced communities to postpone Halloween festivities due to damage.

Arts and Media October 2017 Premium

Boston U Master Lecturer

As a scholar of myth and religion in popular culture, I look at Halloween with particular interest – especially the ways which today’s Halloween tradition

Financing October 2017

NFL $200K Grant to Support Children Who Have Lost a Military Parent --On a Positive Note

The National Football League has awarded Tuesday's Children, a leading nonprofit providing long-term support to communities and people impacted by terrorism and traumatic loss, a $200,000 grant to launch a youth mentoring program for children who have lost a parent serving in the military.

Legal October 2017

Senators to Press National Security Team on New War Authority

Senators are planning to press the national security team, arguing that battlefield dynamics have changed since 9/11. Rescued sailors reaches the U.S. Navel base in southern Japan. The Catalonia saga continues with the next steps regarding Madrid's method for imposing its authority and Catalan's leaders and followers reactions being crucial.