2014-12-03 U.S. Spotlight

  The New Yorker   

Instead of Sobbing, You Write Sentences: An Interview with Charles D'Ambrosio  The New Yorker
In an essay from his new book, “Loitering,” Charles D'Ambrosio recounts a trip he took to the “rudiments of an eco-village” in East Austin: “I was more than willing to believe in a world in which, quite beautifully, nothing was outcast or lost or abandoned.” But in ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Health

  WCVB Boston   

Should Boston Worry About Ebola? An MGH Doctor Explains the Risk  Boston.com
On October 13 and October 17, Boston.com spoke with Dr. Ednan Bajwa, Massachusetts General Hospital's intensive care unit director, about what Bostonions should be concerned about when it comes to Ebola. Given Tuesday evening's news of a suspected ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Science

  BBC News   

King Richard III's DNA opens a door to a new historical mystery  Los Angeles Times
It's a 500-year-old missing person's case and researchers say it has now been solved, definitively. The missing person was King Richard III, the controversial English monarch, described as having one shoulder higher than another. He ascended the throne in ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Sports

  USA TODAY   

Florida State falls to No. 4 in College Football Playoff ranking  USA TODAY
Florida State, the only unbeaten team in the Football Bowl Subdivision and the defending national champion, fell to No. 4 in the College Football Playoff Top 25 released Tuesday night. The Seminoles, No. 3 the past three weeks, fell behind TCU, which ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Entertainment

  NBCNews.com   

Bill Cosby Sued For Sexual Assault of Teenager in the '70s  NBCNews.com
A 55-year-old woman sued comedian Bill Cosby on Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming sexual battery and infliction of emotional distress for allegedly molesting her in a bedroom at the Playboy Mansion when she was 15 years old. According to ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Technology

  Bloomberg   

Apple in the Dock: $1 Billion Antitrust Claim Casts Steve Jobs as Conspirator  Bloomberg
Steve Jobs saw Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s 70 percent market share for digital music slipping in 2004, called competitors “hackers” and told his staff in e-mails that Apple needed to pivot, according to evidence presented to a jury. “We may need to change things here ...

2014-12-03 U.S. Business

  Wall Street Journal   

GM, Chrysler, Honda US Sales Rise in November  Wall Street Journal
Overall U.S. auto sales hit a 17.1 million-vehicle annualized pace in November, the highest November rate since 2003, powered by strong demand for trucks and SUVs. Reuters. By. Michael Calia and. Michael Calia. The Wall Street Journal. CANCEL.
Black Friday Deals and Low Interest Rates Increase November Auto Sales   New York Times
Promotions, lower gas prices boost auto sales   SFGate
Holiday Drive: Promotions, Gas Prices Boost U.S. Auto Sales   The Ledger
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  seattlepi.com   

Top CEOs less optimistic about economy but plan more hiring  Los Angeles Times
The nation's top corporate chief executives were slightly less optimistic about the economy's direction and planned to decrease investments in their businesses over the next six months, according to a survey released Tuesday. lRelated GOP congressional ...

2014-12-03 U.S. U.S.

  NBCNews.com   

Local police say body cameras pose questions  Boston Globe
As law enforcement officials across the state consider the president's call for the use of body cameras by police officers, the Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association has thrown its support behind the measure, the State Police are considering a pilot ...

2014-12-03 U.S. World

  NDTV   

Reported arrest in Lebanon of Islamic State leader's wife unconfirmed  Los Angeles Times
Uncertainty surrounded reports Tuesday that Lebanese authorities had detained a wife of Abu Bakr Baghdadi, head of the militant group Islamic State. Various news outlets cited security sources as saying that a woman identified as one of Baghdadi's wives ...