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The Big Ten has four teams in the top 10 of The Associated Press college football poll during the regular season for the first time since 1960, and No. 24 Western Michigan is ranked for the first time in school history. No. 8 Wisconsin and No. 10 Nebraska joined No. 2 Ohio State and No.

While Week 5 was without major fantasy injuries — Jeremy Hill (chest), Eddie Lacy (ankle), Steve Smith (ankle), and Cody Kessler (chest/ribs) were the biggest names, and the severity of their injuries won’t be known until later this week — it still had the usual chaos and confusion. Backfield situations in Minnesota and Oakland remain

LONDON — As Yahoo’s embattled email service suffers through a slew of bad news, some users are finding it hard to leave. Automatic email forwarding was disabled at the beginning of the month, several users told The Associated Press. While those who’ve set up forwarding in the past are unaffected, some who want to leave

PARIS — The rivalry is heating up between the two top contenders for France’s conservative presidential primary next month, with the brash Nicolas Sarkozy and the reassuring Alain Juppe dueling over their visions of France’s national identity, immigration and Islam. Many French voters believe the winner of the November primary will have a good chance

HARTFORD, Conn. — Connecticut officials, concerned that graduates of its medical schools are fleeing the state, are looking for ways to encourage those freshly minted doctors to remain. State Rep. Prasad Srinivasin, a board-certified allergist and the only physician in the General Assembly, said he’s worried Connecticut is losing both home-grown and out-of-state medical students

Goaltender Ondrej Pavelec and forward Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau were put on waivers Monday as NHL teams pare down to their opening night rosters. The Winnipeg Jets announced they put Pavelec on waivers with the intent of sending him to the American Hockey League. The New York Islanders made their move with Parenteau three months after signing

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Joe DeCamillis stepped up to the podium Monday after GM John Elway named him interim head coach and was instantly met with a welcome-to-the-show question: “Who’s your quarterback?” The Denver Broncos’ 51-year-old special teams coordinator dodged the inquiry, declining to say whether Trevor Siemian or Paxton Lynch would be under center when

MADRID — Sergio Ramos is expected to be sidelined for about six weeks because of a knee injury sustained while playing for Spain’s national team. Real Madrid said test results Monday showed the defender sprained a left knee ligament. The club said his condition “will continue to be assessed,” but players with similar injuries usually

HARTFORD, Conn. — Several people have been arrested while protesting a video that appears to show a Connecticut police sergeant stomping on the head of a handcuffed man. Black Lives Matters activists organized the protest at Hartford City Hall on Monday. Organizers say eight protesters were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct while marching to

LONDON — Two-time Olympic silver medalist Louis Smith apologized Monday for a video in which he and a fellow gymnast appear to mock Islam. Smith and Luke Carson are shown in a leaked video laughing and pretending to pray while shouting “Allahu Akbar,” or Arabic for “God is greatest.” “I am deeply sorry for the

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Archbishop Joseph Tobin said Monday that he’s still getting used to the idea that he will be the first sitting cardinal in the archdiocese’s history. “My initial reaction was one of shock and a bit of embarrassment,” Tobin said at a news conference Monday morning, a day after Pope Francis named him

ISTANBUL — Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday his country is ready to reduce oil production and supports OPEC’s initiative to trim production as a way to support oil prices. Speaking at the World Energy Congress in Istanbul, Putin criticized the surplus of oil and warned that if current tendencies continue, it will lead to

POST FALLS, Idaho — A 35-year-old breast cancer patient says she felt humiliated when she was handcuffed and questioned after being mistaken for a Missouri teen wanted in her infant daughter’s death. Erin Peters said she was stopped Friday at an Idaho Walmart and questioned for 45 minutes after being mistaken for 18-year-old Whitley Evenson,

NAPLES, Italy — Napoli hopes to have Arkadiusz Milik back in training in January after the in-form Poland forward was injured on World Cup duty. Milik posted a photograph on his Twitter account Monday from the hospital in Rome after undergoing surgery on his left knee. The 22-year-old Milik damaged ligaments during Poland’s 3-2 win

CANAJOHARIE, N.Y. — A tow truck driver tending to a disabled vehicle on the New York State Thruway has been struck and killed by a passing tractor-trailer. The state police Thruway detail says it got a call Monday morning reporting a vehicle along the shoulder of Interstate 90’s westbound lanes in the Montgomery County town

Actress Amber Tamblyn says she was assaulted by a former boyfriend and felt compelled to speak out about it by Donald Trump’s 2005 remarks bragging about groping and kissing women. Tamblyn says on Instagram that her ex-boyfriend grabbed her by her hair and crotch and carried her out of a nightclub. She says the part

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — The Baltimore Ravens have fired Marc Trestman as offensive coordinator and replaced him with quarterbacks coach Marty Mornhingweg. Coach John Harbaugh made the move Monday, less than 24 hours after the Ravens managed only one touchdown in a 16-10 loss to Washington. Operating against the league’s 29th-ranked defense, Baltimore failed to

GENEVA — The U.N. human rights chief on Monday denounced suspected Saudi-led airstrikes in Yemen that killed at least 140 people, and faulting the Human Rights Council for not doing more in the face of a “climate of impunity” in the impoverished, war-torn country. Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein cited the weekend attack in Yemen’s capital and

LAKELAND, Fla. — The Latest on 4-year-old Florida girl who was taken from her home by a 31-year-old family friend named West Wild Hogs (all times local): 10:50 a.m. Authorities in several states are searching for a 4-year-old central Florida girl who a sheriff says was taken from her home by a longtime friend of

JUBA, South Sudan — The World Food Program says South Sudan’s government has suspended “lifesaving airdrops of food assistance,” the latest obstacle humanitarian officials have faced in this troubled country. The halt of airdrops is due to a “misunderstanding regarding flight clearances,” and the issue is likely temporary, WFP spokesman Challiss McDonough told The Associated

NEW YORK — As more people watch TV over the internet, the entertainment industry has “to get on board with it,” said Roger Lynch, the CEO of Sling TV. Sling, which is owned by satellite TV company Dish Network, was one of the first services to offer packages of popular cable channels over the internet,

“Two By Two” (Grand Central Publishing), by Nicholas Sparks In 1996, Nicholas Sparks introduced the world to Allie and Noah in his best-selling novel “The Notebook.” Their story became an overnight sensation. Two decades later, Sparks continues to prove he’s an expert in exploring real world challenges in a believable romantic genre. His twentieth work,

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An Arkansas professor has been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication after screaming obscenities at Razorbacks coach Bret Bielema following a 39-20 loss to No. 1 Alabama. Lawton Nalley, listed on the school’s website as an associate professor of business and economics specializing in agriculture, was charged with the

Think about how difficult it was to clean a house 100 years ago, or make a phone call, or travel across the country. Tasks that were routine then — like, say, beating a rug to clean it — have all but disappeared. Likewise, technology has obliterated or automated a lot of the money tasks that

SUMMITVILLE, Ind. — An Indiana federal court has ruled against a former central Indiana marshal who is seeking back pay from the town of Summitville. The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin reports (http://bit.ly/2e0iuRA ) the federal court in southern Indiana ruled state minimum wage law says former Summitville marshal Tony Hendrick isn’t entitled to the back pay.