Body parts found near Connecticut station came from homeless man
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (Reuters) – Connecticut authorities on Monday said at least some of the body parts found near a New Haven train station earlier this month belong to a homeless man with a criminal history.
Planned Parenthood investigating claims of website hack
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Planned Parenthood said on Monday it is looking into reports that the women’s healthcare provider’s website was hacked by anti-abortion activists as it faces criticism for its use of aborted fetal tissue.
NYC grade school principal who committed suicide had forged tests
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A successful New York elementary school principal who took her own life had forged standardized English exam scores for her third grade students, the city’s Department of Education said on Monday.
U.S. Marines see decision soon on F-35 fighter combat-readiness
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The top U.S. Marine Corps aviator on Monday said an initial squadron of 10 Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter jets met all the requirements for a declaration of combat-readiness during a recent review, and a decision from Marine C…
Lawyer: Colorado school didn’t discriminate by blocking gay speech
(Reuters) – A lawyer hired by a Colorado high school to investigate its decision to ban a valedictorian’s commencement speech, in which the student had planned to come out as gay, said miscommunication was to blame for the move, not discrimination.
Body found in suitcase in Washington state for second time
(Reuters) – Police in the city of SeaTac, Washington, said on Monday they had responded to reports of a body found in a suitcase, the second time in six weeks a corpse has been found stuffed into luggage in the area.
Man passes Dallas airport security, boards plane without ticket
DALLAS (Reuters) – U.S. transportation security officials are investigating how a man was able to pass through a security checkpoint without a ticket at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and board a commercial airliner, airport officials said on …
Another ex-Utah attorney general pleads not guilty to corruption
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – Former Utah Attorney General John Swallow pleaded not guilty on Monday to 14 criminal counts arising from a corruption scandal that has embroiled him and his predecessor in a wide-ranging criminal investigation, his lawyer sa…
Man charged with murder in fatal stabbing in Maryland church
(Reuters) – A Virginia man was charged with first-degree murder on Monday in connection with a knife attack at a Maryland church service in which a man was killed and his wife critically injured, police said.
Boston mobster ‘Whitey’ Bulger was denied right to testify: lawyer
BOSTON (Reuters) – The judge who blocked former Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger from claiming a U.S. prosecutor gave him immunity for his crimes violated his rights by preventing him from testifying at his 2013 racketeering trial, Bulger’s lawyer…
