Chipotle shares take fresh hit after Boston College students fall ill
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Thirty Boston College students got sick after eating at Chipotle Mexican Grill over the weekend, a school spokesman said, sending company shares down 6 percent in extended trading on Monday on fears of more food poisoning proble…
Caesars’ debt restructuring row heads to Washington
(Reuters) – A fight between creditors and Caesars Entertainment Corp over some $18 billion of unpaid debt has moved to Washington as the casino firm and its private equity owners lobby to change a law that protects bondholders.
Two hospitalized, nearly 200 sickened in Seattle norovirus outbreak
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Nearly 200 people who attended a catered party at a downtown Seattle office building have become ill with norovirus, a public health official said on Monday.
California woman arrested on charges of burying baby alive
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A Southern California woman has been arrested on charges that she buried alive her newborn daughter under pieces of asphalt and rubble, in a case in which police successfully rescued the infant, authorities said on Monday.
Puerto Rico’s embattled governor to announce this week if he’ll run again
SAN JUAN (Reuters) – Puerto Rico Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla, buffeted by a struggling economy, a federal corruption probe and weak poll numbers, will announce this week whether he plans to seek a second term, his spokesman told reporters on Mond…
Special Report: In the heart of U.S. opioid epidemic, help finds mother and baby
CHARLESTON, West Virginia (Reuters) – This story has a chance of ending happily. But it begins last fall in a mangy downtown apartment as Katy Yeager, seven months pregnant, stares at a syringe and the crumpled foil that holds $40 worth of heroin.
Special Report: As social services stand back, mother and baby fall ‘into hell’
BROOKSVILLE, Florida (Reuters) – Jennifer Lacey Frazier recently completed drug treatment and parenting classes. The help came too late to save her daughter, Jacey.
New York City approves $20 million for guards in private schools
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York City will spend nearly $20 million next year to pay for unarmed security guards at private and religious schools, despite criticism from outside groups.
Immediate medical help would have prevented death of Baltimore man: prosecution
BALTIMORE (Reuters) – The prosecution in the case of a Baltimore police officer charged in the death of a black man in custody said he would not have died had he received immediate medical help, while a defense lawyer attacked the findings of a medical…
FBI says California shooters were radicalized for ‘some time’
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (Reuters) – Investigators believe the married couple who massacred 14 people in California last week – the U.S.-born husband and his Pakistani wife – had been radicalized “for some time,” but no clues pointing to an international…
