Man rams Texas house with car, asks for bathroom: TV report
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – A Texas man was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after he plowed his sport utility vehicle into a San Antonio house and then asking the homeowner if he could use the bathroom, police and a TV news report said on Tuesday.
U.S. Navy sailor dies during parachute training in California
(Reuters) – A U.S. Navy sailor has died from injuries suffered during special operations parachute training in Southern California, a military official said on Tuesday.
Records of dead veterans altered at Phoenix VA: CNN
(Reuters) – Records of dead veterans were altered to hide the number of people who died while awaiting care at the Phoenix hospital of the Department of Veterans Affairs, an employee of the facility told CNN.
Woman scales barrier to feed cookies to lions in Tennessee zoo
(Reuters) – A woman climbed over a railing at the Memphis Zoo, breached a barrier of thorn bushes and tried to feed lions cookies through a piano wire fence as she sang to them, a zoo spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
KFC probes case of scarred girl asked to leave U.S. fried chicken outlet
(Reuters) – KFC expects findings soon about whether a Mississippi girl with facial scars was asked to leave a franchise and plans to donate $30,000 toward her care despite a report the story was a hoax, a company spokesman said on Tuesday.
Turkish man jailed for life for murdering U.S. tourist
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – A Turkish man was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison for the 2013 murder of American tourist Sarai Sierra, whose disappearance in Istanbul had triggered a massive search.
CDC says more lab workers may have been exposed to anthrax
CHICAGO (Reuters) – U.S. authorities increased to 84 people their count of government workers potentially exposed to live anthrax at three laboratories in Atlanta as they investigated a breach in safety procedures for handling the deadly pathogen.
Warming oceans may shrink Florida stone crab supply
MIAMI (Reuters) – Researchers working with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say warmer, more acidic oceans may reduce the number of stone crab hatchlings as the availability of the popular, pricey delicacy dwindles.
U.S. sends more agents to border amid child immigrant crisis
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Tuesday the United States is sending more agents to the border with Mexico to help deal with a flood of undocumented children, mostly from Central America, crossing into the United Sta…
Second bridge probe linked to Christie is underway: report
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A second bridge investigation linked to New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is underway, this one focusing on possible securities law violations involving the Pulaski Skyway bridge, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.
