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Location American Headline News for 9 November 2017
Twitter says its system is 'broken' after far-right organiser wins blue tick Verification process is 'paused' after Jason Kessler, activist behind Charlottesville rally that sparked violence gains approval Jack Dorsey, the chief executive of Twitter, has said its "blue tick" verification process ...
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Manchester Arena bomb survivors could get £10,000 for mental trauma Charity offers cash to those who were functionally impaired by witnessing the aftermath of terrorist attack Up to 300 survivors of the Manchester Arena bomb who have suffered related mental health problems could receive ...
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The Maker of Arkansas' Execution Drug Says Its Products Are Not Meant for Death Penalty The state may have violated the company's agreements with distributors
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Man Indicted in Rape and Murder of His Girlfriend's 13-Month-Old Daughter Joshua Gurto could face the death penalty
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Trump meets with Xi as he looks for deals in China President talks trade and North Korea with Chinese counterpart        
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US has spent more than $4T on wars since 9/11

New York Post - 9 Nov 2017 05:25
US has spent more than $4T on wars since 9/11 The US has spent more than $4 trillion on foreign wars since the 9/11 attacks, a report said on Wednesday. The report by Watson Institute at Brown University said that conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and Syria h...
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Florida executes man convicted of slashing one man's throat, fatally shooting another in 1991 A man convicted of killing two people in 1991 on Wednesday became the third inmate executed in Florida since the state resumed carrying out the death penalty after a hiatus. Fifty-three-year-old Patrick Hannon received a...
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Why Virginia Is a Warning for Republicans Nationwide

The New Yorker - 9 Nov 2017 16:14
Ryan Lizza writes about how the history of Proposition 187 in California may be repeating itself in the Trump era.
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12 tons of cocaine, worth $360 million, seized in massive Colombia raid Colombian authorities seized 12 tons of cocaine worth an estimated $360 million in the country's largest-ever drug bust -- and they put the goods on display.
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Puerto Rico Deaths Spike, but Few Are Attributed to Hurricane Officials said deaths spiked in September, casting doubt on the official storm toll even as FEMA planned to fly 3,000 residents in shelters off the island.
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US Navy to run rare 3-carrier military exercise in Pacific Three U.S. military aircraft carriers are heading to the same part of the world at the same time, to take part in a rare military exercise not seen in a decade.
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Saudi Arabia Detains 201 People in $100 Billion Corruption Probe Critics and observers say the purge is a power grab by the crown prince to sideline potential rivals and critics
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Saudi Arabia orders citizens out of Lebanon amid rising tensions Saudi Arabia has ordered its citizens out of Lebanon amid skyrocketing tensions between their two governments. A brief statement carried by the state-run Saudi Press Agency called on all Saudis living in or visiting Leba...
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Rand Paul suggests assault wasn't over 'landscaping dispute' Sen. Rand Paul in a pair of tweets questioned a news report that claims a turf war led his neighbor to tackle him outside his Kentucky home in an attack that left the GOP lawmaker with five broken bones. Paul posted on T...
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Putin: Russian doping scandals could be US election meddling President Vladimir Putin is suggesting that a recent flurry of Russian sports doping allegations could be an American attempt to interfere in next year's presidential elections
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ISIS retreats from its last stronghold in Syria

New York Post - 9 Nov 2017 14:44
ISIS retreats from its last stronghold in Syria BEIRUT -- A Syrian war monitor says Islamic State militants have withdrawn from their last stronghold following a government offensive. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says government forces and all...
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TSA reportedly fails secret test of security measures The TSA was tested recently to see if its screeners, equipment and security procedures were up to par — and the agency failed miserably, with an estimated success rate of less than 50 percent, a report says. Undercover...
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Barack Obama Reports for Jury Duty and Signs Autographs

The New York Times - 9 Nov 2017 03:32
Barack Obama Reports for Jury Duty and Signs Autographs The former president showed up to a courthouse to fulfill his civic duty, and Chicago stopped and stared.
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Penny Mordaunt replaces Priti Patel in cabinet reshuffle Penny Mordaunt is promoted to international development secretary, succeeding Priti Patel.
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Hawaii 'lost sailors' say rescuers wanted to 'kill us' The two Hawaiian women whose tale of survival in the Pacific Ocean is being picked apart by Coast Guard officials and researchers now claim the Taiwanese ship that towed them to a U.S. Navy vessel was actually trying to ...
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Carl Sargeant was 'target' of bullying says former minister The claims come as Labour AMs hear from Carwyn Jones for the first time since Mr Sargeant's death.
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The Latest: Lebanon PM's party calls for his return The Latest on developments in Saudi Arabia (all times local): 5:40 p.m.
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