Obama praises Secret Service handling of Pope, foreign leader visits
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama praised the U.S. Secret Service for its work over the past week, which included visits to the White House by Pope Francis and Chinese President Xi Jinping as well as the United Nations General Assembly meet…
Family sues Utah ski resort over assault during Oktoberfest
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – A Utah family has filed a lawsuit against the Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort alleging that they were attacked and seriously injured by a group of drunken men during its 2014 annual Oktoberfest.
No charges over disappearance of dead baby’s body in Ohio: police
CLEVELAND (Reuters) – Cincinnati police said on Tuesday there was no criminal intent and there will be no charges stemming from the disappearance of the body of an infant who died shortly after birth at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, some…
New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade allows second gay group
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade will allow a second openly gay group to participate in next year’s march down Fifth Avenue, officials said on Tuesday, after ending the long-standing ban on LGBT groups last spring.
Georgia parole board rejects female death row inmate’s clemency bid
ATLANTA (Reuters) – Georgia’s parole board on Tuesday denied a request for clemency by Kelly Gissendaner, the lone female death row inmate in the state.
Michigan man charged with ax-killing ordered held after hearing
DETROIT (Reuters) – A judge ordered a Michigan man accused of killing his step-grandfather with an ax to be jailed without bail on a first-degree murder charge after a brief court appearance on Tuesday.
Wisconsin man accused of decapitating mother with 4-foot sword
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – A Wisconsin man is being held in a mental health facility after being charged with beheading his mother with a sword because he thought she was not his real mother, court records showed.
Pentagon says U.S. needs to beef up ability to deter cyber attacks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. military needs to improve its ability to deter attacks on its computer networks, and is working to make them more costly for U.S. adversaries, top U.S. military and intelligence officials told a Senate hearing on Tuesday…
Trump backs Russia, Iran efforts to fight Islamic State
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Leading Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday said he supported Russian efforts to fight Islamic State militants in the Middle East, including Syria.
Brown is latest U.S. university to revoke honorary Cosby degree
(Reuters) – Brown University has revoked the honorary doctorate it awarded to Bill Cosby as the comedian and actor faces allegations that he sexually assaulted more than 40 women, the Ivy League school said on Tuesday.
