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News Feed Latest worldwide news The Boss Still Minding the Mill Bob Moore, founder and chief executive of Bobx2019;s Red Mill Natural Foods in Milwaukie, Ore. Sorting Out the New Yahoo Mail Users have reported problems with Yahoos new e-mail format, but it should still be possible to sort contacts by first name. The Learning Network Blog News Quiz | November 5, 2013 See what you know about the news of the day. 14 cats, dog rescued from Princess Grace's childhood home PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The once-stately childhood home of American actress Grace Kelly, who starred in the 1950s films "Rear Window" and "High Society" and later became Princess of Monaco, was raided this week after animal welfare officials saw evidence of animal abuse. BASF challenges EU ban on fipronil pesticide FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German chemicals group BASF said it launched a legal challenge against the European Commission's ban of BASF's insecticide fipronil, imposed in July on concern its use as seed treatment is linked to declining bee populations. T Magazine Holiday | The Daily Gift Fergus Hendersons The Complete Nose to Tail Cookbook Every day from now until Christmas, the editors of T are sharing their personal gift suggestions. Todays pick a cookbook full of witty, beautifully executed food-related imagery. Fed's Kocherlakota makes no comment on policy in prepared remarks (Reuters) - Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Narayana Kocherlakota did not comment on the U.S. economic outlook or monetary policy in remarks prepared for delivery to a community forum in... FIFA's Russian racism headache For soccer's world governing body FIFA, it is an unwanted hat-trick -- the next three host nations of its showpiece tournament are all battling controversies. On Location | Red Hook, Brooklyn Three Feet High and Rising After seeing his house knee-deep in water, New Yorks chief urban designer is determined to keep it from happening again. 4 dead in Pakistan blast A bomb planted in a bicycle killed killed four people and wounded 20 others when it exploded in a busy area of a city in southwestern Pakistan on Wednesday, police said. Day After Throwing 160 Pitches, Tanaka Closes Japan Series Clincher Masahiro Tanaka threw 15 pitches to finish the Rakuten Eagles victory over the Yomiuri Giants to win Game 7. Sports Briefing | Tennis Del Potro Tops Gasquet at the ATP Finals Juan Martn del Potro battled his way past Richard Gasquet to win his opening round-robin match at the ATP Finals in London. Today's Economist The Decline of the Tea Party There are signs that the political pendulum may be swinging back toward the middle as wealthy elites and business interests push back against a hard-line Republican right wing, an economist writes. CORRECTED-UPDATE 8-Brent edges up after dip into contango amid ample supplies (Corrects Monday's report to seventh, not sixth, straight build in U.S. crude stockpiles in paragraph 9) Recipes for Health Gluten-Free Chocolate Buckwheat Biscotti Buckwheat flour provides a great backdrop for the chocolate in these cookies. Militants Kill 5 Police Officers in India A shootout, in Meghalaya State near Bangladesh, was the second in a week linked to an armed group known as the Garo National Liberation Army. Swiss banks steer clear of consolidation GENEVA (Reuters) - Swiss private bankers say a capital shortfall in the financial sector and a clampdown on tax evasion stand in the way of much-need consolidation in an industry battling rising... 4 Wheelchair Titles in the 4 Top Marathons Tatyana McFadden won the New York City Marathon, after capturing Boston, London and Chicago this year. She is the first person to win all four major marathons in a year. Paintings Discovered in Germany Hundreds of forgotten art works were found hidden in a Munich apartment. E.U. Predicts Anemic Growth and High Unemployment in 2014 Economic growth in 2014 should hit 1.1 percent in the euro area and 1.4 percent across the European Union and continue to strengthen in 2015. Vatican launches survey on modern day life Nov. 5 - The Vatican launches a global survey to find out what Catholics think about the church's teachings on family life and marriage. Deborah Lutterbeck reports. J.C. Penney shares jump 10 percent on upgrade, short interest falls (Reuters) - J.C. Penney Co Inc shares rose as much as 10.8 percent on Friday after Wall Street firm ITG Investment Research lifted its sales forecast for the department store chain, citing "improving... Apple details government information requests for first time (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Tuesday disclosed the number of information requests it received from governments around the world, making it one of the last big tech companies to do so in the wake of the controversy over data collection by U.S. national security agencies. Weak Sales of Cereals Lead Kellogg to Cut Costs Kellogg announced a four-year plan to consolidate factories and product lines and cut about 7 percent of its employees. 'Ender's Game' Chunky, but harmless When it comes to adapting beloved novels, Hollywood has a lot of blood on its hands. Djokovic on a high after Paris success Novak Djokovic will head to London to defend his ATP World Tour Finals crown on a high after winning back the Paris Masters title Sunday. Promising signs for former No. 1 McIlroy After beating Tiger Woods in an exhibition, could this be the weekend Rory McIlroy ends his 2013 drought? The Northern Irishman leads Shanghai's HSBC Champions after the first round. Tesla Shares Drop as Profit Falls Short Tesla Motors' high-flying stock tumbled 12 percent in after-hours trading Tuesday after the electric car maker's third-quarter results fell short of expectations. FULL INTERVIEW Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admits he smoked crack cocaine Nov. 5 - Toronto Mayor Rob Ford admits that he has smoked crack cocaine, probably "in one of my drunken stupors," but insisted he's not an addict. Rough Cut (no reporter narration). On Soccer No Heroism in Playing After a Head Injury Hugo Lloriss ability to persuade trainers that he could play after a blow to the head showed the flaws of the Premier Leagues treatment of head injuries. Mom 'No natural reason' student stuck between buildings survived It's 'a miracle' that a New York University student who fell more than 10 stories and spent nearly two days trapped in a narrow shaft between two buildings in lower Manhattan is alive, his mother told CNN Tuesday. Astronaut Scott Carpenter, fourth American in space, dies at 88 DENVER (Reuters) - Astronaut Scott Carpenter, who in 1962 became the fourth American in space and the second to orbit the Earth, died on Thursday in Colorado at age 88 of complications from a stroke, his wife Patty Carpenter said. BALLOT BREAKDOWN Contenders Cry,' We Want Bama!' Breaking down The Associated Press college football poll after Week 10 of the regular season. Netflix Acquires Streaming Rights to a Highly Praised Documentary The services deal for The Square, about protests in Egypt, follows its strategy of extending its reach beyond television series. U.S. exchange-traded funds moving into Latin American pensions NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Major U.S. exchange-traded fund companies are enthusiastically marketing their wares to Latin American pension funds, particularly in Chile where investors can allocate up... Filling up on petrol station offices (Reuters.com) - Seeking a place to work out of the office that is quieter than a bustling coffee shop and provides drinks, printers, Wi-Fi and even petrol? Hans Zimmer plays piano of the future Hans Zimmer, the creative force behind some of Hollywood's best loved film music, including the Oscar-winning Lion King score, adjusts his chair in front of a sleek black instrument that looks something like the control panel of a stealth bomber. Masters' works found in Nazi haul Previously unknown paintings by Henri Matisse, Marc Chagall and Otto Dix are among a treasure trove of art -- much of it believed to have been looted by the Nazis -- found hidden in a Munich apartment. BlackBerry calls off sale, spurring doubts and stock plunge TORONTO (Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd abandoned on Monday its plan to sell itself and said its CEO is stepping down, sparking a 16 percent dive in its share price and raising fears the struggling smartphone maker is running out of options. The origami kayak and 9 other great folding vehicles Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, is believed to date back as far as the 17th century. Traditionally done with a single sheet of paper, its elegant principles have come to influence package design, mathematics and -- more recently -- an unusual new folding kayak.

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