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Harding Men's Soccer Ties 1-1 at Williams Baptist

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Some aspects of Harding's 1-1 tie at Williams Baptist Tuesday in nonconference play felt very familiar to Bison head coach Jon Ireland. His best memory from Eagle Field in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, however was of a victory. S...

 

Women's Golf Ties for Third at Central Region Fall Preview

Henderson State posted a second day team score of 311 for a 36-hole total of 614 to finish tied for third at the Central Region Fall Preview in Olathe, Kansas. Sarah Wright led Henderson finishing tied for third with rounds of 71 and 75 for a 2-over...

 

Southern Arkansas Volleyball cruises to straight sets win at Central Baptist

CONWAY, Ark. – Sophomore outside hitter Seven Powers and senior outside hitter Alexia Southern paced the Southern Arkansas attack with a combined 24 kills on Tuesday evening inside A.R. Reddin Fieldhouse and the Lady Muleriders came away with a c...

 

It's a 'great thing' to deal with Democrats, Trump now says

WASHINGTON (AP) — Frustrated with his own party's leaders in Congress, President Donald Trump talked up his suddenly cozier relationship with Democrats on Thursday, raising the prospect of new deals on government spending and even posting one of h...

 

This US wildfire season is among the worst: Here's why

DENVER (AP) — Acrid yellow smoke clogs the skies of major Western U.S. cities, a human-caused fire in the Columbia River Gorge rains ash on Portland, Oregon, and a century-old backcountry chalet burns to the ground in Montana's Glacier National P...

 

Equifax breach exposes 143 million people to identity theft

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Credit monitoring company Equifax has been hit by a high-tech heist that exposed the Social Security numbers and other sensitive information about 143 million Americans. Now the unwitting victims have to worry about the threat o...

 

Officers, medics sue over chemical plant fire after Harvey

HOUSTON (AP) — Seven sheriff's deputies and medical emergency responders who say they were sickened by a chemical fire at a plant outside Houston that flooded during Harvey sued the owner Thursday for gross negligence, seeking $1 million in d...

 

Harvey's floodwaters give way to festering piles of garbage

HOUSTON (AP) — Roiling waters in the streets have given way to festering piles of garbage on the curbs. Harvey's record-setting rains created heaps of ruined possessions that now line entire neighborhoods, some nearly up to the rooftops of the h...

 

Prosecutors: Minnesota girl held 29 days, tied up and raped

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A 15-year-old Minnesota girl who thought she was helping a friend's dad was instead kidnapped and held captive for 29 days during which she was repeatedly raped, tied up with zip ties and locked in a closet before escaping and s...

 

Navy says tight budget, stress on fleet don't excuse crashes

WASHINGTON (AP) — A senior U.S. Navy officer told a congressional oversight panel Thursday that the hectic pace of military operations and a constrained military budget don't excuse two warship accidents in the Pacific region that killed 17 A...

 

DeVos planning to scrap Obama rules on campus sexual assault

ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos declared on Thursday that "the era of 'rule by letter' is over" as she announced plans to change the way colleges and universities handle allegations of sexual assault on campus. DeVos vowed to r...

 

Senate passes $15B disaster aid measure, debt limit increase

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly backed a $15.3 billion aid package for victims of Harvey, nearly doubling President Donald Trump's emergency request, and adding a deal between Trump and Democrats to increase America's b...

 

SpaceX launches Air Force's super-secret minishuttle

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX launched the Air Force's super-secret space shuttle on Thursday, a technology tester capable of spending years in orbit. The unmanned Falcon rocket blasted off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, as schools and b...

 

Kate Millett, feminist author of 'Sexual Politics,' dies

PARIS (AP) — Kate Millett, the activist, artist and educator whose best-selling work "Sexual Politics" was a landmark of cultural criticism and a manifesto for the modern feminist movement, has died at 82. Millett's book was among the most t...

 

Israel strikes deep in Syria, said to hit military facility

BEIRUT (AP) — Israeli warplanes struck a military position near the Mediterranean coast in western Syria Thursday, killing two soldiers, the Syrian army said, in a stronghold of President Bashar Assad that is also heavily protected by the Russians a...

 

Science Says: How repeated head blows affect the brain

CHICAGO (AP) — Researchers are tackling fresh questions about a degenerative brain disease now that it has been detected in the brains of nearly 200 football players after death. The suspected cause is repeated head blows, an almost unavoidable p...

 

US adds launchers to THAAD as dozens hurt in SKorea protests

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Dozens of people were injured in clashes between South Korean protesters and police Thursday as the U.S. military added more launchers to the high-tech missile-defense system it installed in a southern town to better cope w...

 

Suburban St. Louis school expels students over postings

LADUE, Mo. (AP) — A prestigious Missouri college preparatory school has expelled the students who exchanged a series of racist, profane and sexual Snapchat messages that were leaked to the public. KTRS Radio reports that Mary Institute and St. L...

 

First shipment of repaired police cars coming to Austin

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A Texas police chief says his department plans to start putting repaired Ford Explorers back on the street as soon as Monday after pulling nearly 400 from service because of carbon monoxide gas leaking into the cars' cabins. I...

 

US not disputing NKorea's claim to have tested H-bomb

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump reiterated Thursday that military action is "certainly" an option against North Korea, as his administration tentatively concurred with the pariah nation's claim to have tested a hydrogen bomb. A senior admini...

 

The Latest: Mexico expels North Korea's ambassador

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The Latest on tensions on the Korean Peninsula (all times local): 7:15 a.m. Mexico's government is expelling the ambassador of North Korea in response to Pyongyang's latest nuclear test. The Foreign Relations Department said...

 

Federal auditors say US nuclear dump running out of room

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The only underground nuclear waste repository in the United States doesn't have enough space for radioactive tools, clothing and other debris left over from decades of bomb-making and research, much less tons of w...

 

AP source: Permanent Delaware River drilling ban in works

A seven-year moratorium on natural gas development near the Delaware River would be replaced by a permanent ban under a proposal that's being developed by the agency that oversees the water supply of more than 15 million people. The Delaware River...

 

Trump picks Wichita attorney for federal bench

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — President Donald Trump has nominated a Wichita attorney whose practice is oil and gas law to the federal bench in Kansas. If confirmed, John W. Broomes would replace retiring U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Marten in Wichita. B...

 

Dominion to study 2 sites for pumped storage station

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Dominion Energy Virginia is moving forward with work to study the feasibility of building a pumped hydroelectric storage facility in the coalfields region. The company announced Thursday it is considering two possible l...

 

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