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SEATTLE (AP) -- One week before Election Day, Starbucks has unveiled a new cup in the U.S. that it says is meant to be "a symbol of unity."...
BALTIMORE (AP) -- A school bus was blocks away from its first stop Tuesday morning when it rear-ended a car and then ricocheted off a roadside pillar into an oncoming commuter bus. The pre-dawn accident killed at least six people and injured 10, authorities said....
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- The Florida college student accused of killing a couple and chewing on the dead man's face told deputies, "Help me, I ate something bad" and then admitted it was "humans" as he spit out a piece of flesh, court documents show....
CASTELLUCCIO DI NORCIA, Italy (AP) -- Some houses are collapsed outright, pancaked piles of stones and plaster. A pair of skis stick out. Some are cracked open neatly, exposing living rooms frozen in time....
NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) -- Bill Cosby's lawyers pressed a judge Tuesday to keep the comedian's damaging deposition in a decade-old lawsuit out of his sexual assault trial, saying Cosby agreed to answer questions under oath after being assured he wouldn't be charged with a crime....
BAZWAYA, Iraq (AP) -- Iraq's special forces fought their way into the outskirts of Mosul on Tuesday, taking its state television building despite resistance by Islamic State group fighters that is only likely to stiffen when combat reaches the inner city....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- FBI Director James Comey once called it a crucial leadership test: Anticipating whether a decision makes sense "through the eyes of others."...
KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (AP) -- With just a week to go, Donald Trump strove to blend a quieter, presidential tone with his usual tough rhetoric Tuesday, warning that a Hillary Clinton presidency would "destroy American health care forever." Clinton pushed back with a scathing effort to remind swing state voters about her Republican opponent's degrading comments about women....
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IMAGE: CNS/Paul HaringBy Cindy WoodenMALMO, Sweden (CNS) -- The saintsare blessed because they were faithful and meek and cared for others, PopeFrancis said.At the end of an ecumenical tripto Sweden, Pope Francis celebrated the feast of All Saints Nov. 1 with aCatholic Mass in a Malmo stadium. He highlighted the lives of the Swedishsaints, Elizabeth Hesselblad and Bridget of Vadstena, who "prayed andworked to create bonds of unity and fellowship between Christians."The best description of the saints-- in fact, their "identity card" -- the pope said, is found in theBeatitudes from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, which begins, "Blessed are thepoor in spirit."And, he said, as Christian saintshave done throughout the ages, Christ's followers today are called "toconfront the troubles and anxieties of our age with the spirit and love ofJesus."New situations require new energyand a new commitment, he said, and then he offered a new list of Beatitudes formodern Christians:-- "Blessed are those...
