Exclusive: Immigrants arrested in U.S. raids say were misled on right to counsel
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. immigration authorities violated their own rules by telling some of the 121 Central American women and children they arrested in raids last month that they had no legal recourse to dispute their deportations, according to se…
Michigan governor, EPA to testify at House panel on Flint
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will testify on the Flint drinking water crisis at a House of Representatives oversight panel next month, aides for the committee said on Friday.
Georgia settles lawsuit over hormone therapy for transgender inmate
ATLANTA (Reuters) – Georgia has settled a federal lawsuit filed by a transgender woman who was denied hormone treatments while serving time in a state prison, attorneys involved in the case said on Friday.
Roses and roaches: Cold-hearted Valentine’s Day ideas
NEW YORK (Reuters) – With the coldest air in more than a decade forecast to grip the United States this Valentine’s Day weekend, the holiday dedicated to love is flashing its frigid side with an array of events designed for jilted lovers seeking reveng…
Kansas confirms two more norovirus cases in Buffalo Wild Wings probe
(Reuters) – Two more cases of norovirus were confirmed in people who visited a Buffalo Wild Wings Inc restaurant in Kansas, but the source of the illness could not be identified, a spokeswoman for the state health department’s county office said.
Ohio police officer suspended on suspicion of celebrating activist’s death
CLEVELAND (Reuters) – A Dayton, Ohio-area police officer has been suspended on suspicion of posting a comment online that celebrated the suicide of a 23-year-old Black Lives Matter activist, police said on Friday.
Three arrested after robbing Boston store wearing court-ordered GPS
BOSTON (Reuters) – It took Boston police very little time to track down three men who robbed a city convenience store this week: All they had to do was check the records of the court-ordered GPS tracking devices they were ordered to wear for previous c…
Air Force replaces arms buyer over disclosure issue on Northrop
(This story corrects eigth paragraph to reflect Air Force clarification that Lombardi was reassigned on Feb. 4, not Thursday)
North Dakota officer dies after being shot in standoff
(Reuters) – A North Dakota police officer, shot during an hours-long standoff, has died from his wounds, city officials said on Thursday, making him only the second officer killed in the line of duty since the city of Fargo was founded in 1871.
Ohio police kill man who attacked restaurant diners with machete
(Reuters) – Police in Columbus, Ohio, shot and killed a machete-wielding man on Thursday after he entered a restaurant and wounded several patrons, one critically, officials said.
