Former socialite found guilty in Arizona car bomb death of ex-husband
PHOENIX (Reuters) – A former Arizona socialite was convicted of first-degree murder on Tuesday in the 1996 car-bomb killing of her ex-husband, a prominent real estate developer, in the parking lot of a Tucson resort, prosecutors said.
Gunman who opened fire at L.A. police had applied to join department
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A gunman who opened fire in a Los Angeles police station, shooting an officer seven times in the arms and torso as he returned fire, had previously applied to join the department, a police spokesmen said on Tuesday.
U.S. Navy mulls options to help drones avoid other planes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Navy said on Tuesday it continued to examine options for a system to help Northrop Grumman Corp’s new MQ-4 Triton high-altitude unmanned spy plane detect and avoid other aircraft, and expected to decide on a new approach…
Death toll in Washington state mudslide rises to 35
(Reuters) – The death toll in a mudslide that devastated a rural Washington state community last month rose to 35 on Tuesday as two more bodies were extricated from the rubble and President Barack Obama pledged to visit the town at the center of the de…
Obama’s Kenyan aunt dies in Boston, law firm says
BOSTON (Reuters) – President Obama’s Kenyan aunt, who was granted asylum in the United States after having lived in the country illegally for several years, has died, an employee of the law firm that represented her said on Tuesday.
Connecticut woman in D.C. car chase shot in back by officers: attorney
(Reuters) – A Connecticut woman who was chased down and shot dead last year by Washington D.C. police after trying to ram her car through a White House barrier was struck in the back by bullets in her fatal encounter with officers, her family’s lawyer …
Exclusive: Iowa, North Carolina join states studying Experian breach
BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Iowa and North Carolina said they are looking into a breach involving a subsidiary of Experian Plc that exposed some 200 million social security numbers, in addition to two states that previously announced investigations.
Judge criticizes State Department over Blackwater shooting case
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday harshly criticized the U.S. State Department over its handling of a 2007 shooting in Baghdad involving Blackwater Worldwide security guards and asked the agency’s watchdog to investigate problems that h…
Families of autistic kids sue Disney parks over policy on lines
(Reuters) – Families with autistic children have sued Walt Disney Co, alleging the company does not provide adequate access to theme park visitors with autism who have difficulty waiting in long lines for rides.
Delaware’s famed business court issues rare jailing order
(Reuters) – Delaware’s Court of Chancery, which has been known as a go-to venue for corporate disputes with a reputation for tailoring its rulings to fit each conflict, has added a new legal fix this week to its repertoire – incarceration.
