Is two months without a North Korean missile test cause for hope?

November 16 November 16     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   world   Two months without a North Korean missile test is a record for this year: Cause for hope?     North Korea has gone two months without test firing a missile, the longest such dry spell this year. Is it reason for hope?     Read Story     nation-now           Rancho Tehama: Why do mass shooters target children, strangers? Why does someone like the suspect in Tuesday's Rancho Tehama rampage try to kill everyone in sight, even strangers and children? Experts weigh in.     nfl           Jerry Jones accused of 'detrimental' actions in letter on behalf of compensation committee The NFL's compensation committee sent a letter to Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, saying his actions were 'detrimental to the league's best interests.'     people           Heidi Fleiss on ex-Tom Sizemore: 'I knew he had disgusting issues, but this is shocking' The former Hollywood Madam predicts many more woman will come forward with accusations against the actor.   Advertisement   news           5 things you need to know Thursday The biggest news to start your day.     news           Mass killer Charles Manson gravely ill at California hospital, reports say Charles Manson, one of America's most infamous mass killers whose 1960s cult led his followers down a path of murder, anarchy and 'helter skelter,' is gravely ill at a California hospital, according to published reports.     sports           Researchers achieve breakthrough in CTE research on NFL players An autopsy confirmed what a brain scan indicated four years before the death of a 12-year NFL veteran.     tv           Meet 'The Voice' Top 12 for Season 13     nation-now           Roy Moore attorney questions accuser's story, demands her yearbook At a press conference, Philip Jauregui also said Moore presided over Beverly Nelson's divorce in 1999, conflicting with Nelson's statement.     news           Leonardo da Vinci's Christ painting sells for record $450M The painting, called "Salvator Mundi," Italian for "Savior of the World," is one of fewer than 20 paintings by Leonardo known to exist.     The Day In Pictures Gallery Wilbert Jones hugs William Aquino, attorney for Innocence Project New Orleans, as he leaves East Baton Rouge Parish Prison with his niece Wajeedah Jones. Jones, who has spent nearly 50 years in prison was freed after a judge overturned his convictio     Popular Stories Meet the ALL-USA preseason boys hockey team Why Corey Kluber should win the American League Cy Young Award Why Clayton Kershaw should win the National League Cy Young Award   Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2017 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108