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Video Shows Virginia Cop Shoot And Wound A Fleeing Teenager

Newly released video footage from October shows a white police officer in

At the Supreme Court, Trump's tweets under scrutiny in travel ban hearing

In ruling on the administration’s travel ban, a key issue for the Supreme Court is whether the statements and tweets by Donald Trump as a candidate are relevant to his actions as president.

Florida High School Resource Officer Under Investigation

Pasco Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident in which a Sunlake High school resource officer slammed a student during an arrest.

Daily Beast Suspends Joy Reid Column Amid Scrutiny Over Her Hacking Claims

The Daily Beast has suspended Joy Reid's column amid mounting scrutiny of the

The Latest: Hamas buries, vows revenge for slain engineer

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — The Latest on developments surrounding the killing of a Palestinian in Malaysia (all times local):

GOP Candidate Don Blankenship Rips Mitch McConnell's 'Chinaperson' Family

Don Blankenship, a Republican U.S. Senate candidate in West Virginia,

Pit Bull Seen Clamping Down on Subway Rider's Foot in Harrowing Video

Authorities are now searching for the dog's owner.

Ex-police officer arrested in Golden State Killer case

After four decades, the search for the Golden State Killer may be over after police announced the arrest of Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, a former officer, on Wednesday.

British-Iranian scientist arrested for role in 'infiltration network': Iran media

Iranian media confirmed on Thursday that Abbas Edalat, a British-Iranian scientist and peace campaigner, has been arrested for his alleged role in an "infiltration network". "Recently, members of an infiltration network affiliated to Britain have been arrested," an unnamed source told the Fars news agency, which is considered close to the powerful Revolutionary Guards. The report named Edalat, a professor of computer science and mathematics at Imperial College in London.

Trump's Budget Director Admits He Spoke Only To Lobbyists Who Paid Him

Mick Mulvaney, President Donald Trump's budget director, raised eyebrows on

Harley-Davidson Updates Street and Sportster Trade-In Program

Harley-Davidson Updates Street and Sportster Trade-In Program Amidst steadily declining sales, Harley-Davidson revives trade-in program for lower-priced models It’s no mystery that Harley-Davidson Motorcycles has been, shall we say, struggling  over the last

New Documents Show Pompeo Failed To Disclose Additional Business Ties To China

CIA Director Mike Pompeo, President Donald Trump's pick for secretary of

Nine teenagers dead, one missing in southern Israel flash flood

At least nine teenage seminary students died after they were swept away by a flash flood in the Negev Desert in southern Israel on Thursday, an ambulance service said. Military helicopters and search and rescue units scoured the Zafit river bed that flows into the rift valley at the southern end of the Dead Sea after a flash flood caught a party of 25 trekkers in the usually bone-dry area by surprise. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the event as a "terrible disaster" and praised rescuers for their efforts.

Arizona's only black legislators chastised after race talk

PHOENIX (AP) — The only two black members of the Arizona Legislature were formally chastised for speaking out against a Republican lawmaker's published column, which included a racial slur and they say derided black activists while attempting to discredit leaders of a teacher group protesting for better pay.

Cosby Accuser Lili Bernard Leaves Courtroom In Tears After He's Found Guilty

After Bill Cosby was found guilty Thursday on three felony counts of

Two Dallas Police Officers, One Civilian Shot; Suspect in Custody

Two police officers are in critical condition and a suspect is in custody after a shooting at a Home Depot in Dallas.

Manhunt Underway for Man Who Allegedly Killed a Deputy in Maine

A man scheduled to appear in court to face gun charges Wednesday killed a sheriff's deputy in Maine, stole his cruiser and robbed a convenience store, officials said.

Pennsylvania Cop Drives 84-Year-Old Man to Hospital So He Can Visit Ailing Wife

The elderly man had no way of getting to the hospital by himself.

Macron predicts U.S. will return to Paris Agreement on climate change

French President Emmanuel Macron said during a joint meeting of Congress that he’s certain the United States will ultimately reverse U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to remove America from the Paris Agreement on climate change.

Patton Oswalt Celebrates Michelle McNamara's Legacy After Arrest In 'Golden State Killer' Case

Tuesday night, Patton Oswalt joined the family of his late wife, crime writer

U.S. Press Freedom Ranking Falls Again, Thanks To 'Media-Bashing Enthusiast' Trump

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump's unrelenting attacks on the free press

Acting Armenia leader suggests election as protests roll on

By Margarita Antidze and Hasmik Mkrtchyan YEREVAN (Reuters) - Armenia's acting prime minister on Wednesday suggested calling a parliamentary election as tens of thousands staged a new protest in the capital against the ruling elite. Two weeks of demonstrations looked to have peaked on Monday when Serzh Sarksyan quit as prime minister. Although the protests have been peaceful, the upheaval has threatened to destabilize Armenia, an ally of Russia, in a volatile region riven by its decades-long, low-level conflict with neighboring Azerbaijan.

Suspect in serial killings lived in a tidy California suburb

CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. (AP) — The man who authorities said Wednesday is among the worst serial killers and rapists in U.S. history is a 72-year-old Vietnam War veteran, former police officer and grandfather who lived in a tidy, suburban California home with a neatly kept green lawn.

Boeing reports jump in 1Q profits, lifts 2018 forecast

Boeing reported a surge in first-quarter profits on Wednesday and lifted its full-year earnings forecast following a strong performance in commercial aviation and defense programs. The results again reflect broad health in commercial aviation as the airline industry enjoys a more stable financial period and as flying becomes much more common in the Middle East, Asia and other developing regions. A big player in China, Boeing has often been seen as vulnerable to a trade war between the United States and China, a possibility that topped Wall Street's list of worries earlier this month but has receded of late amid softer rhetoric between Washington and Beijing.

Alek Minassian: Toronto attack suspect posted online about 'incel rebellion', say police

Alek Minassian, the Toronto van attack suspect, is believed to have posted on Facebook praising “incel” killer Elliot Rodger only minutes before 10 people were mown down and killed in the Canadian city on Monday. In 2014 Rodger, 22, killed six people and injured 13 in California, having raged online at women for rejecting him, also using the term “incel”, before taking his own life. Acknowledging Mr Minassian’s “cryptic” post, Toronto police said the question of whether his alleged actions were driven by anger against women would be “part of our investigation”.

Ford announces axing of saloon cars

Although the way the industry is changing is very much behind Ford's latest big announcement, it's not harmful emissions that have led to the decision to stop selling Ford branded saloon cars in North America. In fact, it's being driven by a cost-cutting agenda and the fact that sales of saloon cars are nosediving, as crossovers, pickups and SUVs continue to dominate the auto landscape. In its latest quarterly financial report published yesterday, Ford confirmed what many have suspected for a while now -- that it will not be investing in a next generation of saloon cars for its North American market.

White House Preps Spending Cuts Bill That Could Set Up Another Shutdown Standoff

WASHINGTON ― Despite grumblings from corners of both parties, the White House

Donald Trump Was Too Busy Tweeting At Kanye West To Get Melania A Birthday Gift

President Donald Trump said Thursday he was too busy to buy his wife Melania

Suspected Waffle House Shooter Angered in Tapes

Computer repair shop releases audio of a phone conversation the suspect in the Waffle House shooting had with an employee about problems with his laptop. (April 25)

Would Israel Attack S-300 Air Defenses in Syria?

There is no shortage of reasons to be concerned about the entangled drama unfolding in Syria, as Russia maneuvers on a shifting landscape that could see Israel and Iran collide in a direct confrontation. Commentary in The Wall Street Journal on Monday urged caution on the part of Moscow, arguing that Russia has already nudged the regional arch-enemies closer to war. A recent Israeli strike on a base in Syria which killed seven Iranians, including four Quds Force officers, might have been swept under the rug by Iran, according to the author Dennis Ross, but Russia’s decision to call out Israel for the strike has forced Iran’s hand, increasing the likelihood of retaliation to save face.

Eurofighter doubts U.S. will use nuclear certification to tilt German jets bid

By Andrea Shalal BERLIN (Reuters) - The head of Eurofighter on Wednesday said he did not expect the United States to slow certification of the European fighter's ability to carry nuclear weapons as a way to influence a competition to replace Germany's aging 90 Tornado jets. The Eurofighter is a joint project between British defense group BAE, European airplane maker Airbus and Italy's Leonardo. Airbus and Eurofighter on Tuesday submitted six binders of information to the German defense ministry, which has said it will prioritize a European fighter, but has also asked for information about the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jet and Boeing Co's F-15E and F/A-18E/F jets.

Authorities Confirm Arrest Of Ex-Cop In 'Golden State Serial Killer' Case

Authorities in California have announced the arrest of a 72-year-old former

Some antidepressants may be linked to dementia: study

Long-term use of certain anti-depressants have been linked to dementia in a large British study, researchers said Thursday, though they could not definitively conclude that the drugs were the cause. The study in more than 300,000 people in Britain found that those diagnosed with dementia were almost a third more likely to have been prescribed so-called anticholinergic medicines to treat depression and certain bladder conditions between four and 20 years earlier. "What we don't know for sure is whether the medication is the cause" of the dementia, said George Savva from the University of East Anglia's School of Health Science.

Hero in Cowboy Hat Foils Armed Grocery Store Robbery

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Ben Carson Thinks Poor People Should Pay Higher Rent If They Want Government Help

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson is proposing to increase

Lawyer: Trump to aid raids' attorney-client privilege review

NEW YORK (AP) — A lawyer for President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the president is ready to help recommend what materials seized from his personal attorney that relate to him should be withheld from federal investigators because of attorney-client privilege.

Stanley Cup odds: Vegas still gives Nashville best chances to win it all

Sixteen teams entered, but only eight remain.

What Would Korean Reunification Look Like? Five Glaring Problems to Overcome

While Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in prepare for talks on Friday, talk of Korean reunification is audaciously premature. Here's why:

King of the kids Trump says Jackson 'treated very, very unfairly'

Surrounded by reporters' children at a White House event Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump said White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson was "treated very, very unfairly" after Jackson withdrew from consideration to head the Veteran Affairs department. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Danish Inventor Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of Journalist Kim Wall

Danish inventor Peter Madsen was handed a life sentence without parole on

Israel defence minister vows to strike any Iran 'military foothold' in Syria

Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman vowed in an interview Thursday to strike at any attempt by Iran to establish a "military foothold" in Syria, following an attack this month attributed to his country. Speaking with a news website run by a Saudi businessman that regularly interviews Israeli officials, Lieberman also threatened firm retaliation if Israel was attacked by Iran. "If they attack Tel Aviv, we'll strike Tehran," he told the Elaph website.

Gang member Erick Davila set to be executed in hours over killing of young girl and grandmother at birthday party

A former gang member sentenced to death for killing a five-year-old girl and her grandmother when he opened fire at a child’s birthday party is to be executed in Texas. Erick Davila has spent nine years on death row after used a laser-sighted semi-automatic rifle to spray bullets at about 20 people — more than a dozen of them children — in apparent retaliation for an attack by one of the people attending the party. Annette Stevenson, 48, and her granddaughter, Queshawn Stevenson, were killed in the 6 April 2008 attack and four others were wounded, including the girl celebrating her ninth birthday.

2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 clocked at 212 MPH

The 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is the most powerful Corvette out of the factory. Chevrolet has released video of the car tackling the Papenburg test track in Germany where it was able to clock a 212 mph average between two runs. The final speed is calculated using one run against the wind, and a second run with the wind at the car's rear.

'Christian Researcher' Has A Head-Spinning New Doomsday Prediction

A self-declared Bible "researcher" and conspiracy theorist who has predicted a

Trump pledges hands off Russia probe, may "change my mind'

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump insisted Thursday he "won't be involved" in any attempt to interfere with the investigation into Russian election meddling — unless he changes his mind — as a Senate panel moved to safeguard special counsel Robert Mueller from any attempt to fire him.

First Mars round-trip announced in hope for discovery of alien life

Martian soil samples will be collected and brought back to Earth as part of the first round-trip mission to the red planet, European and US scientists have announced. Nasa and the European Space Agency (Esa) today signed an agreement to plan the endeavour, which could reveal if life exists or existed on Mars. So far, efforts to explore the planet have relied on analysis of Martian soil by robotic rovers and static landers, which send data back to Earth. But collecting samples and returning them to Earth would enable detailed examinations in laboratories using instruments that are currently too large or power-hungry to be carried the 34 million miles. The mission is likely to involve samples obtained by a rover being loaded onto an ascent vehicle which would blast off from the Martian surface and then deploy a descent module which would parachute down to Earth. The samples would then be subject to strict quarantine, described as “planetary protection”, aimed at preventing contamination of Earth in the event they contained Martian organisms. Surface of the Korolev ice-filled crater located in the northern hemisphere of Mars Credit: PA Dave Parker, director of human and robotic exploration at Esa, said: “It’s very important that every mission we send to Mars discovers something slightly unusual. “It’s on the basis of that that we tend to plan the next mission or next missions.” Nasa said the two agencies would be seeking commercial partners to collaborate on any any round-trip mission. The 2020 rover mission is expected to help prepare a Mars Sample Return mission, by drilling into the surface and caching the cores in containers, although this is designed mainly to act as a demonstration. Dr Zurbuchen, associate administrator for science, said the sample return mission could also be crucial for later planned human exploration of Mars, which he said Nasa should start thinking about in the 2030s. "I can imagine a lot of scenarios where the samples are actually critical for how we explore as humans," he said. In numbers | Mars Esa's Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) is currently in Martian orbit preparing its instruments. It will contribute to the question of alien life by mapping the distribution in the atmosphere of methane gas, which could be produced by Martian organisms, but also by non-biological sources. Nasa and Esa had previously worked together on a programme to return geological samples from the Red Planet. In 2009 the agencies agreed to work together on the Mars Joint Exploration Initiative, which may have culminated in the recovery of samples in the 2020s. In 2011, however, Nasa cancelled its participation in the project amid a budgetary squeeze.