White House says Obama, Clinton exchanged emails during her time in administration
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton exchanged emails during her time as secretary of state in his administration, the White House said on Monday.
U.S tourists vandalized Rome’s Colosseum, took selfie: Italian media
(Reuters) – Two female tourists from California have been cited by police in Rome for carving their initials into a wall at the city’s ancient Colosseum and then taking a selfie to record the vandalism, Italian state media said on Monday.
One killed, two hurt in West Virginia coal mine accident
(Reuters) – One miner was killed and two injured in an accident at a Murray Energy Corp [MUYEY.UL] coal mine in West Virginia, the company said on Monday.
Supreme Court shunts Amtrak case down the line
WASHINGTON(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ducked a major ruling on whether Amtrak, the government-owned passenger rail company, wields too much clout in setting regulations that private freight carriers also must follow.
Supreme Court revives Notre Dame’s Obamacare contraception objections
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday revived the University of Notre Dame’s religious objections to the requirement for contraception coverage under President Barack Obama’s healthcare law, throwing out a lower court decision in favo…
U.S. offers $5 million for missing American, appeals to Iran
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States offered $5 million on Monday for help in finding an American who disappeared in Iran eight years ago and appealed to Tehran to cooperate in the search for the former FBI agent, Robert Levinson.
USDA chief orders improved animal welfare protocols at research center
CHICAGO (Reuters) – No new research projects will begin at the U.S. government’s key livestock study center until animal welfare is improved through stronger oversight and better training of standards, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsa…
Wisconsin Governor Walker signs bill limiting union heft
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, a Republican presidential hopeful, signed a bill into law on Monday that stops private sector workers from being required to join a union or pay dues as a condition of employment.
Supreme Court rejects cases on Guantanamo detainee treatment
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Supreme Court on Monday spurned two appeals involving U.S. treatment of Guantanamo Bay detainees, barring a Syrian man from suing the United States over alleged torture and blocking the release of images purported to show evi…
Trial for Gregg Allman filmmakers under way with jury selection
ATLANTA (Reuters) – Jury selection began on Monday in the trial of three filmmakers charged with involuntary manslaughter after a deadly train crash on the set of the Gregg Allman biopic “Midnight Rider” in Georgia, court officials said.
