Elephant Gores Scottish Man To Death In Thailand
Gareth Crowe, a Scottish tourist visiting Thailand, died after an elephant he and his stepdaughter were riding threw them off its back and gored him.
LA to begin paying homeowners to build second dwellings for homeless
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to give homeowners between $50,000 and $75,000 to build second dwellings on their property in an effort to house more homeless people.
At least 5 killed in Fort Worth pileup crash in icy weather
A highway pile-up crash in Fort Worth Thursday killed at least five people and injured at least 36 people.
Mike Pence: North Korea sanctions to remain until denuclearization
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence vowed to work toward the complete denuclearization of North Korea and fully enforce sanctions during a joint press conference with Japan's prime minister on Tuesday.
Dozens killed in Haiti after runaway bus hits crowd
About three dozen people were killed Sunday when a bus plowed into a crowd of people in northern Haiti.
Report: Default Apple email app vulnerable to ‘0-click’ attacks
Apple's default email app for iPhones and iPads contains a flaw that makes it vulnerable to hackers, according to a report by a San Francisco cybersecurity firm.
As economy continues to strengthen, Fed leaves interest rates unchanged
Nov. 1 (UPI) -- The Federal Reserve on Wednesday decided to leave interest rates unchanged as U.S. inflation decelerates but remains higher than the Fed's 2% target.
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Judge allows emoluments lawsuit against Trump to proceed
A judge allowed a case against President Donald Trump, accusing him of profiting from his Washington hotel while president, to proceed on Wednesday.
Baker Hughes sees recovery on the horizon
Results for the third quarter were indicative of a market under pressure, though oilfield services company Baker Hughes said recovery was on the horizon.
U.S. sanctions NGO for funding Indonesian terrorist group
The Biden administration has targeted a non-governmental organization with sanctions on accusations of providing support to an Indonesia-based terrorist organization.
FDA approves implantable device to treat sleep apnea
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it has approved a new implantable device for patients with moderate to severe central sleep apnea.
Lawsuit: 800 former Boy Scouts accuse leaders of abuse
About 800 men have come forward with claims of abuse in a new lawsuit against the Boy Scouts of America, a group of attorneys said Tuesday.
KFC Identifies Man’s ‘Vile’ Meal As Deep Fried ‘Kidney Or Lung’
An Australian man who found something "vile" when he bit into a piece of KFC fried chicken likely received a "kidney or lung," the chain said.
ACLU settles lawsuit against 2 psychologists who created CIA torture program
The American Civil Liberties Union announced Thursday that it came to a settlement with two psychologists who were involved in the creation of the CIA's controversial interrogation program.