California governor vetoes tough gun control bills
SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) – California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed several gun control bills on Friday, a move that essentially rebuffs an effort by fellow Democrats to enact a sweeping expansion of firearms regulation in the most populous U.S. …
Two-year-old son of NFL MVP Adrian Peterson dies after assault: report
(Reuters) – The 2-year-old son of National Football League’s Most Valuable Player Adrian Peterson died on Friday after being allegedly assaulted by his mother’s boyfriend in Sioux Falls, local media in Minnesota and police in South Dakota reported.
New Jersey’s high court to hear gay marriage case in January
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New Jersey’s highest court agreed on Friday to decide whether the state must allow gay marriage, setting up a final showdown in a lengthy legal battle over whether the state’s civil union law is enough to protect the rights of same…
Virginia revenues rose 2.6 percent in September from year ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Virginia’s revenues rose 2.6 percent in September from the same month in 2012 as a result of a strong inflow of corporate and individual income taxes, Governor Bob McDonnell said on Friday.
Elephant accidentally kills Missouri zoo keeper
KANSAS CITY, Missouri (Reuters) – An elephant in a Missouri zoo accidentally killed a long-time zoo manager on Friday, city officials said.
U.S. underpaid for field where 9/11 flight crashed: prior owner
PITTSBURGH (Reuters) – The U.S. government underpaid the owner of the field where United Airlines Flight 93 crashed on September 11, 2001, his lawyers argued in federal court on Friday.
Broadcasters take Aereo battle to U.S. Supreme Court
(Reuters) – The four major broadcasters asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to hear their case against Aereo Inc, arguing the online television service steals copyrighted television content.
Detroit gets $350 million financing lifeline from Barclays
(Reuters) – Barclays will provide cash-strapped Detroit with up to $350 million in debtor-in-possession financing in the wake of its municipal bankruptcy filing in July, Detroit’s top official said on Friday.
Wives hired rabbis to kidnap, torture husbands: U.S. prosecutors
(Reuters) – A pair of Orthodox Jewish rabbis hired themselves out for years to unhappy wives who wanted their husbands kidnapped and beaten until they agreed to divorces, federal prosecutors in New Jersey said on Friday after arresting 10 men they said…
California governor vetoes tough gun control bills
SACRAMENTO, California (Reuters) – California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed several closely watched gun control bills on Friday, a move that essentially rebuffs an effort by fellow Democrats to enact a sweeping expansion of firearms regulation in the mos…
