Louisville

Donald Trump And Ted Cruz Seal Alliance In Texas After 'Little Difficulties'

President Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) were all smiles during a

Saudi Operative Seen Wearing Jamal Khashoggi's Clothes After Killing: CNN

One of 15 Saudi men sent to confront Jamal Khashoggi was seen on surveillance

Kmart employee gives emotional announcement before the store closed permanently

The once-beloved American retailer Sears Holdings filed for bankruptcy earlier

China's Xi opens world's longest sea bridge linking Hong Kong, Macau

China opened the world's longest sea-crossing bridge and tunnel on Tuesday, linking the financial center of Hong Kong, the gambling hub of Macau and western reaches of the Pearl River Delta at the heart of southern China's economic boom. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge is made up of nearly 35-km (22-mile) of bridge and road sections, and a 6.7 km (4-mile) tunnel between artificial islands to allow shipping to pass unhindered. President Xi Jinping presided over the inauguration early on Tuesday but said little except to declare the bridge officially open to a burst of fireworks projected onto a screen behind him.

Dozens Injured After Floor Collapses During Party Near Clemson University

CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) -- The floor of a condominium clubhouse near Clemson

The Yenko Chevrolet Camaro Returns with up to 1000 Horsepower

It's also available with only 835 horses.

6 shot on street near north Florida stadium before NFL game

Six people have been wounded in a street shooting blocks from the Florida stadium where the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars play.

Luke Bryan's Mother Returns to Home Severely Damaged by Hurricane Michael

LeClaire Bryan returned to her home to collect belongings and survey the damage.

US probe widens after 63 fetuses found at funeral home

Police in the US city of Detroit have found 63 fetuses at a funeral home during a widening investigation of alleged malpractice at such facilities, US media reported. "This is larger than we might know," The Detroit News quoted Police Chief James Craig as saying. Michigan state regulators suspended the home's license, a week after investigators found the remains of 10 fetuses in a false ceiling at another funeral home in the city.

Paul Krugman Warns Trump Is Poised To Disregard Democratic House Victory

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman fears that President Donald Trump's

Laverne Cox Responds To Possible Trump Anti-Transgender Move: 'I Choose Love Not Fear'

Actress Laverne Cox condemned a proposal reportedly under consideration by

Christine Blasey Ford's Testimony Quotes Were Graffitied On Yale Law School Steps

The entrance to Yale University Law School, one of the most famous and

Israel puts West Bank Bedouin village eviction on hold for several weeks

The decision was announced after a meeting of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security cabinet. Israel, which has long sought to clear the Arab nomads from tracts of land between the Jewish settlements of Maale Adumim and Kfar Adumim, has said the hamlet of Khan al-Ahmar was built without the required permits. Palestinians, who lost an Israeli Supreme Court appeal against the evacuation, say such documents are impossible to obtain.

Michael Avenatti Ordered To Pay $4.85 Million To Former Colleague

Michael Avenatti, the attorney for adult film star Stormy Daniels, has

Citigroup Seeks to Curb China Travel as UBS Ends Restriction

UBS and Julius Baer Group Ltd. had imposed restrictions on staff travel after the incident, other people familiar with the matter had said on Friday. Zurich-based UBS has now lifted the curbs, spokesman Rob Stewart said in an email Tuesday. “UBS would like to confirm that we allow all our staff to travel freely in and out of the country and it is business as usual for us in China,” he said.

538's Nate Silver: 'It's hard to find a clear path for Democrats' to win Senate

Editor-in-Chief Nate Silver joins "This Week" with the latest FiveThirtyEight forecast for the Senate and House midterms, just over two weeks away.

Officer fatally shoots suspect in Georgia police slaying

SNELLVILLE, Ga. (AP) — A police officer on Monday shot and killed an 18-year-old man accused of fatally shooting another officer near a school in the Atlanta area over the weekend, police said.

Russians out to stir anger ahead of US midterms

A concerted Russian hacking and online disinformation campaign helped tip the 2016 US presidential election toward Donald Trump. Two weeks ahead of midterm congressional elections, Moscow's operatives are at it again. The shutdown of thousands of Russian-controlled accounts by Twitter and Facebook -- plus the indictments of 14 people from Russia's notorious troll farm the Internet Research Agency -- have dulled but by no means halted their efforts to influence US politics.

Costa Rica Rafting Accident Leaves 5 Dead, Including 4 American Bachelor Party Attendees

A white-water rafting excursion in Costa Rica turned deadly on Saturday when

Atlantic-Pacific's New Collection At Nordstrom Only Looks Expensive

Fans of flirty fashion and affordable prices will love the latest collection

San Diego flight bound for Hawaii make emergency landing at Oakland International

A Hawaiian Airlines jet that made an emergency landing in Oakland Monday morning, remains on the ground there.

Kentucky Community Unites to Help Elderly McDonald's Worker Cope With Longtime Wife’s Death

Wendall Gill, 85, works full-time at a Kentucky McDonald's and cares for two special needs grandsons.

These are the top 10 moneymaking cities from travel and tourism

A new report reveals that Shanghai made the most money from tourism in 2017, raking in USD $35 billion mostly from domestic visitors. 

Mega Millions players would spend $1.6B on bills, charity

CHICAGO (AP) — With the Mega Millions lottery jackpot at a record $1.6 billion, people are snapping up tickets across the U.S.

French Teenager Who Threatened His Teacher With a Fake Gun Was Charged

President Emmanuel Macron said threatening a teacher was "unacceptable"

Trump's Planned Nuclear Pact Withdrawal 'Not The Work Of A Great Mind,' Says Gorbachev

Former Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev slammed U.S. President Donald

Democrats Hold Edge for Midterms With Turnout Unpredictable

An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday showed Democrats have a 9-point edge among likely voters, 50 percent to the 41 percent who want Republicans to stay in charge. Among a wider pool of registered voters, the Democrats’ lead was a smaller 7 points. A key finding ahead of the mid-term elections, which are often marked by low voter turnout, is that Americans are more fired up than usual.

Ivanka Trump Hails Jared Kushner's 'Quiet Achievement' And Twitter Has Questions

Ivanka Trump praised her husband Jared Kushner on Twitter Monday night for his

Medtronic co-founder who created wearable pacemaker dies

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Earl Bakken, an electronics repairman who created the first wearable external pacemaker and co-founded one of the world's largest medical device companies, Medtronic, has died. He was 94.

Musk promises to keep pups safe in Tesla cars

To avoid calls made on seemingly irresponsible parents and pet owners, Elon Musk agreed to implement a display that explains to the outside world that all beings inside are truly safe. This would be an optional feature that you could request when designing your own Model 3.

Woman Who Left Toddler on Texas Porch Says She Did Nothing Wrong: 'Everything Blew Out of Proportion'

Keairra Woods says she was doing the boy's mother a favor, but she gave him the wrong address.

Teenage suspect in fatal shooting of police officer shot and killed by cops

A teenager suspected in the shooting of a Georgia policeman, was himself shot and killed after being pursued by officers. Tafahree Maynard, 18, one of two men charged over the shooting on Saturday of Gwinnett County police Officer Antwan Toney, was followed to a shed close to the town of Snellville, 30 miles east of Atlanta. Police Chief Butch Ayers said the teenager had “failed to comply” with verbal commands after being confronted by officers in the early hours of Monday.

Trump: He’s not “Lyin’ Ted” anymore. He’s “Beautiful Ted.”

On his way to a Texas rally for Sen. Ted Cruz, President Trump said that Cruz is no longer “Lyin’ Ted,” as Trump called him during the 2016 presidential campaign. Trump called him “Beautiful Ted” and “Texas Ted.”

Barzani makes comeback on both Kurd, Iraq fronts

A year after a disastrous independence vote he had championed in Iraqi Kurdistan, veteran leader Massud Barzani has made a strong comeback both on the home front and in Baghdad. While Iraq's presidency, a ceremonial post, has gone to Barham Saleh of the rival Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), Barzani's Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) was on Sunday declared the clear winner of the September 30 parliamentary elections in the autonomous region of northern Iraq.

Thomas Markle Found Out About Meghan Markle's Baby News From The Radio

Thomas Markle, Meghan Markle's father, said he found out his daughter and

Special police force deployed in Nigerian state of Kaduna: Buhari on Twitter

A special police force has been deployed to flashpoints in the northern state of Kaduna on Sunday in the wake of communal violence over the last few days that has killed 55 people, President Muhammadu Buhari said on Twitter. The Kaduna state government imposed a 24-hour curfew on Sunday after violence broke out on the streets of the state's capital city, also called Kaduna.

Turkey to reveal details of probe into Khashoggi's killing

ISTANBUL (AP) — In a sign of growing pressure on Saudi Arabia, Turkey said it will announce details of its investigation into the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Tuesday and U.S. congressional leaders said the Gulf kingdom — in particular its crown prince — should face severe consequences for the death of the writer in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

The 2019 Nissan Maxima Is Getting a New Look

The updated sedan will have more active-safety tech, and we'll learn the full details at the Los Angeles auto show.

Leslie Jones Showed No Mercy As She Hilariously Live-Tweeted ‘The Shape Of Water’

Guillermo del Toro's "The Shape of Water" may have won the Oscar for Best

Authorities hunt for 2nd suspect in Georgia police shooting

SNELLVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Two teenage suspects, including one who is still being sought by police, are facing charges in connection with the fatal shooting of a Georgia police officer who was killed while responding to a suspicious vehicle parked near a school, authorities said Sunday.

Donald Trump: U.S. To 'Substantially' Cut Aid To Honduras, Guatemala And El Salvador

President Donald Trump on Monday tweeted that he is "substantially" cutting

Jordan wants Israel to return lands leased under 1994 peace deal

King Abdullah II announced Sunday that Jordan has notified Israel it wants to reclaim two small plots of territory leased under their 1994 peace deal. "We have informed Israel (that we are putting) an end to the application of the peace treaty annexes regarding Baqura and Ghumar," said the king, quoted by official news agency Petra. The land was leased to Israel for a 25-year renewable period under annexes of the 1994 peace treaty that lay down a one-year notice period, with Jordan retaining sovereignty.

Prince Harry Wants Meghan Markle to Have a Baby Girl and People Couldn't Be More Excited

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child together

Trump says he remains unsatisfied with Saudi accounts on Khashoggi

Trump spoke with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto ruler of the world's top oil exporter, on Sunday. CIA Director Gina Haspel was traveling to Turkey on Monday to work on the Khashoggi investigation, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. "I am not satisfied with what I've heard," Trump told reporters at the White House.