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Police union asks NFL to lift policy against concealed firearms in stadiums Amid a heightened concern about security in sports venues around the world, a police union is calling for the NFL to allow fans to carry concealed firearms inside its stadiums.
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Russia bans George Soros foundation as state security 'threat' NEW YORK Russia has banned a pro-democracy charity founded by hedge fund billionaire and philanthropist George Soros, saying it posed a threat to both state security and the Russian constitution.
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Ex-Frat Officer Testifies Against Brothers in Pledge's Death STROUDSBURG, Pa. - A former Pennsylvania college fraternity president testified that he and four others charged in a pledge's death during a hazing ritual in the Poconos tried to "cover it all up" when they met weeks later.
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2015 hurricane season, below average, ending quietly In this Monday, Oct. 5, 2015 photo, homes are flooded after the passing of Hurricane Joaquin on Long Island, Bahamas. Joaquin unleashed heavy flooding as it roared through sparsely populated islands in the eastern Bahamas.
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A Growing Push to Price Carbon Many countries say yes. About 40 countries and 23 regions, states and cities, representing about 12 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, have mechanisms to put a price on carbon.
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Interim Miami coach Scott making mark in audition for permanent role As Clemson coach Dabo Swinney walked off the field after his team's 58–0 road blowout of Miami last month, then-Hurricanes tight ends coach and run game coordinator Larry Scott watched from afar.
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