One wounded by gunfire in Wisconsin shopping mall
(Reuters) – A man was shot in the leg during a fight inside a crowded Wisconsin mall on Saturday afternoon, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and authorities were searching for the assailant, police said.
One wounded by gunfire in Wisconsin shopping mall
(Reuters) – One person was shot in the leg during a fight inside a crowded Wisconsin mall on Saturday afternoon, one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and authorities were searching for the assailant, police said.
Nuisance or nice? Florida family’s holiday lights frazzle neighbors
PLANTATION, Fla. (Reuters) – When it comes to holiday decorations, Kathy and Mark Hyatt go to extremes.
California shooter’s spouse visa approved despite questions, lawmaker says
(Reuters) – United States immigration officials failed to obtain required proof from San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik that she had met her U.S. citizen fiancé in person, but granted her a spousal visa anyway, a Republican congressman said on Saturday.
Tennessee teen killed shielding others from gunshots: police
(Reuters) – A 15-year-old high school athlete in Tennessee was killed by stray bullets as he shielded three teenage girls from the gunshots, authorities said on Friday.
New York drug bust nets 136 pounds of cocaine worth estimated $3 million
(Reuters) – Two men were arrested and nearly $3 million worth of cocaine was seized in New York City in what is being described as the biggest bust involving the drug in recent years as heroin abuse has surged, law enforcement authorities said on Satur…
Northrop says U.S. Air Force picked right team for bomber contract
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Northrop Grumman Corp said on Saturday that it won a U.S. Air Force contract to build a new long-range bomber after a very thorough selection process and it argued that a new legal brief filed by Boeing Co had no merit.
More colleges seek exemption from LGBT anti-bias rules, rights group says
CHICAGO (Reuters) – A growing number of U.S. universities are seeking religious exemptions from civil rights laws barring discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students, according to a report by LGBT advocacy group Human …
Boeing, Lockheed to continue protest against U.S. bomber deal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Boeing Co and Lockheed Martin Corp said they will continue their protest against the Air Force’s selection of Northrop Grumman Corp to build a new long-range strike bomber, calling that process “irreparably flawed”.
Some 17 percent of Americans have not yet started holiday shopping
(Reuters) – Despite early retailer promotions meant to entice shoppers, 17 percent of Americans had not started holiday shopping about a week before Christmas, one percentage point less than last year, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll.
