A federal judge on Wednesday finalized a ruling that strikes down part of Utah’s ban on polygamy.
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Report Finds No Proof That Delays In Care Caused Veterans’ Deaths
The Office of the Inspector General at the Department of Veterans Affairs said in a new report today that there was no proof that delays in care at the VA facility in Phoenix led to the death of as many as 40 veterans.
After Night Of Calm, National Guard To Be Withdrawn From Ferguson
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon ordered the National Guard to begin withdrawing from the city of Ferguson after a night of relative calm in the wake of days of unrest surrounding the fatal police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
Many Seek Justice In Ferguson, Mo., But Will Have To Wait Awhile
Both the county case and the federal investigation into the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown are expected to take time, as are basic answers about the circumstances that led to the black teenager’s death Aug. 9.
A ‘Different Dynamic’ In Ferguson, But With 47 Arrests
Tear gas and Molotov cocktails were absent from Ferguson’s streets last night, as protesters and police avoided the clashes that have marred demonstrations over an unarmed black teenager’s death at the hands of police in the St. Louis suburb last weekend.
Coalition Service Members Shot During Attack In Afghanistan
An attacker wearing an Afghan military uniform opened fire at service members of the NATO-led coalition in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
UCLA Floods As Water Main Break Dumps Up To 10 Million Gallons
A 90-year-old water main broke near the University of California, Los Angeles, on Tuesday, spilling 8 million to 10 million gallons of water.
Gaza Conflict: What To Know For Friday
As the conflict between Israel and Gaza approaches the three-week mark, the fighting seems to have only intensified. At least 119 Palestinians were killed Thursday, making it the bloodiest day of the war.
Arizona Execution Of Inmate Takes Nearly 2 Hours
Another U.S. execution has gone awry, as Arizona officials who were attempting to put inmate Joseph Rudolph Wood to death today instead watched him gasp and snort for more than an hour after the mix of lethal injection drugs was administered, Wood’s attorney says.
Gaza Conflict Day 16: Here’s What You Need To Know
Amid another day of fighting, Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Tel Aviv on Wednesday and began a whirlwind session of shuttle diplomacy.