Dartmouth College to ban hard alcohol on campus
(Reuters) – Dartmouth College will ban hard alcohol on campus as it seeks to cut down on binge drinking among students, the Ivy League school’s president said on Thursday.
Top Nevada lawyer joins suit against Obama’s immigration relief plan
(Reuters) – Nevada’s newly minted Republican attorney general has joined a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block President Barack Obama’s order easing the threat of deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants, without the support of the state’s …
Son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy arrested in Utah
(Reuters) – The son of a Nevada rancher who was at the center of an armed stand-off with federal agents in a dispute over cattle grazing rights last year has been arrested in Utah, officials said.
Exclusive: CDC installing cameras in labs in agency-wide safety push
ATLANTA (Reuters) – The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has introduced camera monitoring of workers in its highest-level biosafety laboratories as it seeks to restore public faith in its procedures after a series of mishaps, agenc…
Texas set to execute man for killing woman, setting her body on fire
AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) – Texas plans on Thursday to execute Robert Ladd, 57, who was convicted of beating a woman to death with a hammer in her home in 1996 and then setting her body on fire.
Police find human remains in suitcase on San Francisco sidewalk
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – San Francisco police on Wednesday discovered human body parts stuffed inside a suitcase that had been ditched on the sidewalk of a downtown street, officials said.
One dead, six injured in San Francisco fire
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – One person died and six people were injured after a fire scorched a San Francisco building on Wednesday night, officials said.
Seattle police officer to be reviewed for arrest of innocent black man
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Seattle’s police chief on Wednesday ordered a review of an officer who wrongly arrested an elderly black man last summer, an incident for which the department apologized a day earlier.
Montana bride has no grounds to appeal murder conviction: prosecutors
(Reuters) – Federal prosecutors on Wednesday said a Montana bride who admitted pushing her new husband off a cliff at Glacier National Park has no grounds to appeal her murder conviction after lying to officials and using trickery in a bid to conceal h…
Pentagon official urges NATO to focus on innovative weapons
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work on Wednesday urged NATO allies to develop and make more innovative weapons, and said bold action was needed to stay ahead of rapid weapons development by China, Russia and other countries…
