Debris appears to be from same type of plane as MH370
Wreckage found in the Indian Ocean is likely from a Boeing 777, investigators say.Read More ...
N.H. thumbs its nose at Fox News
The GOP primary forum next Monday will be more of a grilling than a debate.Read More ...
Ohio cop indicted on murder charge in traffic stop shooting
A
University of Cincinnati officer who shot a motorist during a traffic
stop over a missing front license plate has been indicted on murder
charges, a prosecutor said Wednesday, adding that the officer "purposely
killed him" and "should never have been a police officer."Read More ...
Cincinnati police officer indicted in shooting death of black man
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University of Cincinnati police officer was indicted on Wednesday on
murder charges in the fatal shooting last week of an unarmed black
motorist who was stopped because of a missing front license plate. Ray
Tensing, the 25-year-old white officer who shot Dubose in the head,
"wasn't dealing with someone who was wanted for murder," Deters told a
news conference. "He was dealing with someone who didn't have a front
license plate.Read More ...
Planned Parenthood reports second website hack in a week
Websites
operated by Planned Parenthood and its political branch, Planned
Parenthood Action, were clogged by a wide-scale "distributed
denial-of-service," or DDoS, attack, the organization said. Service was
restored shortly after the attack, but the group opted to keep its
websites offline for the remainder of the day "to ensure that we are
fully protected," Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of the Planned
Parenthood Federation of America, said in a statement. Visitors to
Planned Parenthood sites, which serve some 200,000 people a day seeking
information on reproductive health, birth control, sexually transmitted
diseases, parenting, abortion and other topics, were being redirected to
its Facebook pages for the time being, Laguens said.Read More ...
Eric Garner grand jury minutes to stay private, New York court rules
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New York state court on Wednesday declined to release details of a
grand jury investigation that led to a police officer being cleared of
wrongdoing in the death of Eric Garner after his chokehold arrest in
Staten Island in July last year. Lawyers for civil rights groups and New
York's public advocate office in June called for the release of the
grand jury minutes including transcripts of testimony, exhibits and
details of certain grand jurors to better understand the decision not to
charge officer Daniel Pantaleo for Garner's death.Read More ...
Carter: Successful Iran nuclear deal better than strike
WASHINGTON
(AP) — Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Wednesday that the U.S. armed
forces stand ready to confront Iran, but told lawmakers that a
successful implementation of the nuclear agreement with Tehran is
preferable to a military strike.Read More ...
Virginia’s Gilmore makes 17 GOP presidential candidates
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Dentist sends apology letter after killing Zimbabwe lion Cecil
Walter
James Palmer wrote a letter to his patients at River Bluff Dental in
Minnesota to apologize after the death of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe.Read More ...
Taliban leader Mullah Omar has died, Afghan officials say
The
reclusive leader, whose regime sheltered Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda
before the September 11th attacks, had not been seen in years.Read More ...
Republican leaders feeling heat from the right
Grassroots
anger at GOP leadership in Congress and in the presidential contest has
crescendoed in recent days, and the outrage on the right is forcing the
GOP to respond.Read More ...
Tom Brady blasts NFL decision to uphold his suspension
In his most defiant public address since the Deflate-gate scandal broke after the AFC championship game, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady emphatically defended his innocence on Facebook.
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Man accused in lion death says he thought hunt was legal
A Minnesota dentist says he had no idea the lion he killed with a bow was protected.Read More ...
Man dies in Channel Tunnel as migrant crisis deepens
By
Estelle Shirbon and Dominique Vidalon LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - A
Sudanese man died on Wednesday as migrants desperate to enter Britain
from France stormed the channel tunnel entrance, prompting governments
in both countries to promise to beef up security there. Freight and
passenger traffic through the rail tunnel has been severely disrupted as
migrants camped out in shanty towns in the Calais area have repeatedly
tried to board trucks and trains traveling from France to Britain.
France said it was sending 120 more police officers to the site while
Britain said it was pressing ahead with erecting a nine-foot
(three-meter) fence to protect the terminal.Read More ...
Conservative pushes symbolic effort against Boehner
WASHINGTON
(AP) — A conservative Republican who was disciplined earlier this year
after defying House leaders is pushing a largely symbolic effort to
strip John Boehner of his position as House speaker.Read More ...
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