Explosion damages Zodiac Aerospace factory in U.S., five injured
NEW YORK (Reuters) – An explosion at a Zodiac Aerospace factory in Eastern Washington state on Tuesday night caused several injuries and damaged the facility, the county sheriff’s office said.
Armed men rob Chris Brown’s home in Los Angeles when singer not there
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Three armed men broke into the Los Angeles home of rhythm and blues star Chris Brown on Wednesday, ordering a relative of Brown into a closet and taking cash and electronics, police said.
Lawsuit over Purina Beggin’ dog treats asks: Where’s the bacon?
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Nestle Purina Petcare Co’s [NESNP.UL] Beggin’ dog treats may fool dogs into thinking they are mostly made of real bacon, but a federal lawsuit claims that humans may be misled too.
California judge orders release of video of police shooting Latino man
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A federal judge has ordered the release of a video showing three Los Angeles-area police officers fatally shooting an unarmed man in 2013, saying the public had the right to review the footage.
Federal appeals court rules against nuns in contraception coverage case
(Reuters) – A federal appeals court in Denver on Tuesday ruled that an order of Roman Catholic nuns must comply with President Barack Obama’s healthcare law requiring employers to provide insurance that covers contraception.
SeaWorld accused of infiltrating animal rights group in California
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) – An animal rights group said SeaWorld Entertainment Inc, known for its dolphin and killer whale performances, sent an employee on secret missions to infiltrate events organized by the group in an attempt to undermine its work.
Family of New York chokehold victim renews calls to charge officer
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The family of Eric Garner, a black man who died after a white police officer put him in a chokehold a year ago, renewed calls to criminally charge the police officer on Tuesday, a day after the family reached a $5.9 million settlem…
Wisconsin asks federal court to clarify food stamp drug testing law
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – Wisconsin’s attorney general on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, asking a federal judge if the state can drug test some food stamp recipients, a policy supported by Republican Governor Scott Walker, a president…
Planned Parenthood slams secret video as false portrayal of fetus tissue program
(Reuters) – Planned Parenthood said on Tuesday a secretly recorded video that surfaced on the Internet falsely portrayed the reproductive health group’s participation in the sale of tissue and body parts from aborted fetuses.
Missouri executes first inmate since Supreme Court ruling
(Reuters) – Missouri on Tuesday put to death a man convicted of murdering a 19-year-old woman he encountered in a traffic accident in 2001, in the first execution in the United States since the Supreme Court upheld the use of a lethal injection drug.
