VW to go to U.S. court to keep 160 Tennessee plant workers from UAW
DETROIT (Reuters) – Volkswagen AG said on Monday it would go to a U.S. federal appeals court in an effort to keep the United Auto Workers union from representing a portion of the company’s plant workers in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Dallas grand jury indicts former quarterback Johnny Manziel: reports
DALLAS (Reuters) – A Dallas County grand jury has indicted former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel on a charge of misdemeanor assault with bodily injury after he allegedly struck his ex-girlfriend, media reported.
Boston mayor says not subject of federal probe into labor unions
BOSTON (Reuters) – Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, a former labor leader, said on Monday that federal agents had not contacted him in connection with what local media has described as a wide-ranging investigation into whether the city’s building unions used…
Police chief in Tennessee sorry over children’s arrests: newspaper
(Reuters) – The police chief in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, has apologized over the April 15 arrests of 10 students from an elementary school during the investigation of an alleged bullying incident, a spokesman said on Monday.
Illinois governor signs higher education stopgap funding bill
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner on Monday signed into law a bill to send $600 million to cash-starved state universities and community colleges, calling the measure “a first step toward compromise between Democrats and Republicans.”
American journalist says Turkey bars him from re-entry
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – An American reporter living and working in Turkey was barred from re-entering the country and forced to fly home on Monday in the latest incident in which a foreign journalist has been denied entry or accreditation.
U.S. motor travel rises at record pace in February
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. motor travel surged at a record pace in February as Americans took to the road again after January’s historic snowstorms, U.S. data released on Monday showed, fueling optimism about gasoline demand as refiners brace for the bu…
U.S. exploring ways to disclose number of Americans caught in data grabs: spy chief
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Monday his office was looking at “several options” to publicly disclose an estimate of the number of U.S. persons caught incidentally in Internet surveillance intended for foreign targets.
Slaying of eight Ohio family members called ‘sophisticated’ execution
(Reuters) – Eight family members found shot to death at four homes in rural Ohio were specifically targeted for execution in a pre-planned, “sophisticated operation,” authorities said on Sunday as their investigation of the unsolved killings entered a …
Three federal agents shot in Kansas gunbattle with suspect
(Reuters) – Three federal law enforcement officers were wounded in an exchange of gunfire in Topeka, Kansas, as they tried to arrest an armed robbery suspect at a motel that became engulfed in fire during the confrontation, authorities said on Sunday.
