U.N. concerned by U.S. plans for child migrants
GENEVA (Reuters) – The United Nations’ human rights chief expressed concern on Thursday at what she said were plans by the U.S. government to deport tens of thousands of unaccompanied children who entered the United States in recent months.
Justice Department wants workers to carry heroin antidote
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. law enforcement agents who deal with heroin addicts may begin carrying the drug naloxone to reverse overdoses, the Justice Department said on Thursday, responding to a surge in heroin use in the United States.
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds collective bargaining law
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – Wisconsin’s collective bargaining reforms, which prompted protests from organized labor, do not violate the free speech and equal protection rights of public sector union workers, the state’s supreme court ruled on Thursday.
Voter ID law upheld by Wisconsin Supreme Court
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a state law requiring voters to have photo identification to cast a ballot, although the law remains blocked by an earlier ruling by a federal judge that it is unconstitutional.
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds registry for same-sex couples
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a 2009 law that establishes a registry for same-sex couples, saying it does not violate an amendment to the state’s constitution banning gay marriage.
Night at the museum: U.S. adults embrace art, science sleepovers
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Kids have been sleeping overnight in museums across the country for years, dozing off among live sharks and dinosaur bones. Now adults are getting to join the fun.
Plane crashes in San Diego Costco parking lot, killing one person
(Reuters) – A small plane crashed in the parking lot of a San Diego retail store on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring at least one other, according to officials and local media.
Seattle cop who issued 80 percent of marijuana tickets reassigned
SEATTLE (Reuters) – The Seattle Police Department has reassigned an officer who single-handedly issued about 80 percent of the marijuana tickets handed out in the city during the first half of this year, authorities said on Wednesday.
Businessman says helped ex-Virginia governor, wife as part of ‘business relationship’
RICHMOND Va (Reuters) – The businessman at the heart of a corruption trial involving former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, testified on Wednesday he helped them out with gifts and loans strictly for the benefit of his dietary…
San Diego student’s near-death in DEA custody avoidable: report
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) – Simple measures, such as a white board listing names of prisoners, might have prevented the near-death of a San Diego college student inadvertently left in a holding cell for nearly five days without food or water, a federal repor…
