Washington state school gunman’s father sentenced to two years in prison
SEATTLE (Reuters) – The father of a Washington state teenager who fatally shot four classmates at his high school in 2014 was sentenced on Monday to two years in prison for illegal firearms possession, one of which his son used in the massacre, a U.S. …
Maryland man indicted for alleged support of al Shabaab: Justice Department
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A Maryland man has been indicted for his alleged support of the Somalia-based Islamic militant group al Shabaab, the U.S. Justice Department said on Monday.
Central American immigrants scramble for options to deportation by U.S.
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Honduran immigrant Maria Mejia just spent the weekend knocking on doors in Chicago’s Albany Park neighborhood, telling her Central American neighbors that she shares their fear and wants them to know their rights in case immigration…
Philadelphia police keep watch on neighborhood where officer shot
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) – Police were out in large numbers on Monday in the Philadelphia neighborhood where a man inspired by Islamic State militants last week shot a police officer, with officials investigating a tip that the gunman may have been part …
U.S. panel finalizes breast cancer screening recommendations
(Reuters) – An influential panel of U.S. experts issued final recommendations on Monday reaffirming their controversial position that mammogram screening should start at age 50, but also said some women may benefit from screening starting at age 40.
Conservative U.S. justices prepared to deliver blow to unions
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday voiced support for a legal challenge that could erode organized labor’s clout by depriving public-employee unions of millions of dollars in fees that many state laws force non-un…
Sales surge after U.S. Mint quadruples silver coin allocation
NEW YORK (Reuters) – American Eagle silver coin sales jumped on Monday after the U.S. Mint said it set the first weekly allocation of 2016 at 4 million ounces, roughly four times the amount rationed in the last five months of 2015, after a surge in dem…
Fantasy sports sites allowed to operate in New York during appeal
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Leading daily fantasy sports companies FanDuel and DraftKings will be allowed to keep operating in New York while they battle the state’s attorney general, who wants them shut down there, an appeals court confirmed on Monday.
Obama to make good on Guantanamo pledge: White House chief of staff
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama will make good on a promise to close the U.S. naval prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, his chief of staff Denis McDonough said on “Fox News Sunday.”
Missouri man pleads guilty to threatening blacks on school campus
(Reuters) – A white 19-year-old Missouri man on Monday pleaded guilty to a felony charge of making terrorist threats to shoot black people on the campus of a state university, his attorney and prosecutors said.
