Hackers disrupt Baltimore’s emergency call system; Atlanta still affected
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Hackers disrupted service over the weekend of a Baltimore computer network that supports emergency calls, forcing the city to resort to manual operations to handle calls, the city mayor’s office said.
Driver plows into people in San Francisco, critically wounding four
(Reuters) – A driver plowed a vehicle into several people in San Francisco on Wednesday, critically wounding four, before fleeing the scene and triggering a manhunt, police said.
Porn star Daniels’ lawyer asks to question Trump under oath
(Reuters) – Adult film star Stormy Daniels’ lawyer asked a federal judge for permission to question U.S. President Donald Trump under oath over an agreement to keep her quiet before the 2016 election about their alleged sexual relationship.
Man charged with shooting in Tennessee church pleads not guilty
NASHVILLE (Reuters) – A man accused of killing a woman in a September 2017 shooting rampage at a Tennessee church pleaded not guilty to the crime on Wednesday, his defense attorney said.
Manslaughter charges thrown out in Pennsylvania fraternity death
HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) – A magistrate on Wednesday threw out manslaughter charges filed against five members of a Pennsylvania State University fraternity for their roles in the alcohol-fueled hazing death of sophomore Timothy Piazza last year.
More than 30 people detained in Arizona immigration raid
(Reuters) – More than 30 suspected illegal immigrants have been detained by federal agents after a raid on a home in Phoenix, Arizona, precipitated by a tip about human smuggling, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials said.
Trump ‘stands in solidarity’ with Orange County on California sanctuary law
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump on Wednesday extolled a major California county for joining his administration’s legal challenge to the state’s new limits on how much local police and sheriff’s departments support his rigorous deportation…
Baltimore system supporting emergency calls temporarily hacked
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Baltimore’s computer network that supports emergency calls was hacked this past weekend and suffered temporary disruption that forced city officials to resort to manual operations to handle calls, the city mayor’s office said.
Supreme Court finds solution elusive in pivotal electoral map case
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Supreme Court justices on Wednesday appeared conflicted over what to do — if anything — to rein in politicians who draw state electoral maps with the aim of entrenching their party in power in a closely watched case from M…
Prosecutors portray Orlando gunman’s widow as a liar
ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) – A federal prosecutor portrayed the widow of the Orlando, Florida, nightclub gunman as a liar during closing arguments in her trial on Wednesday, saying she helped him check out potential attack sites before the massacre of 49 …
