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Data Of Some 500 Million Marriott Customers Stolen In Breach

Marriott is investigating a hack of its reservation database, as data from some 500 million guests was stolen. Compromised information includes passport numbers, dates of birth and credit cards.

Trump Says He Canceled Meeting With Russian President Putin Over Ukraine

President Trump is in Argentina for the G-20 summit. He says he cancelled his meeting with Russian President Putin solely because of Ukraine. But the Mueller investigation appears still top of mind.

At War: A Marine’s Reaction to a Children’s Book Prompts an Apology From the Publisher

In an article for the Times, a former Marine criticized a “choose your own adventure” children’s book set in Afghanistan. A week later, the book’s publisher wrote to him with an apology.

Trump Claims Nafta Victory but Deal Faces Long Odds in U.S.

The president said gaining congressional approval would not be much of a problem. Democrats disagree.

Manafort’s Fate Is Open-Ended. On This, Trump and the Mueller Team Agree.

President Trump did not rule out a pardon for his former campaign chairman, while prosecutors say he violated a plea agreement and could face additional charges.

Driver Who Ran Over Mother of Girl Killed by MS-13 Is Charged With Negligent Homicide

The Suffolk County prosecutor, Timothy D. Sini, announced the indictment of a woman who first dismantled a memorial for Evelyn Rodriguez’s daughter, who was killed by a gang.

Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger Charged With Murder for Shooting Man in His Apartment

Amber R. Guyger said that she mistook Botham Jean’s apartment for her own, and opened fire. On Friday, she was indicted on a murder charge.

North Carolina Election That Looked to Be Republican Victory Now in Limbo

The state elections board said it would not certify the results in the Ninth Congressional District and instead would hold a December hearing to explore claims of fraudulent absentee ballots.

Jeff Brohm's decision could impact football in Louisville for years

Louisville could hire a great coach with the ability to rebuild this program, but change might be slower.

        

3 Killed After Pickup Truck Fleeing Border Patrol Hits Tire Spikes and Crashes

A pickup truck with nine people in its bed crashed and flipped over in Southern California after driving over tire spikes placed by the Border Patrol.

U.S. Asks, Are You a Terrorist? Scottish Grandfather Gives Wrong Answer

John Stevenson, 70, and his wife may have to cancel their New York holiday because of a mistake he made on an online form.

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