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10 Things to Know for Today

Among 10 Things to Know: House vote condemns Trump's tweets, draws some Republican support; Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99; Confusion, fear on Mexico border with new US policy Read More

The Latest: Officer in chokehold death case is 'gratified'

A lawyer says Officer Daniel Pantaleo is "gratified" that the Justice Department carefully reviewed his case rather than what he calls the "lies and inaccuracies" surrounding it. Read More

Court hearing scheduled in Maryland newspaper shooting case

A judge is scheduled to hear arguments on pretrial matters in the case of a man accused of killing five people at a Maryland newspaper Read More

Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' faces sentencing in US case

Whether the notorious Mexican drug lord known as "El Chapo" will go quietly is the biggest question at his sentencing in New York City Read More

Closings at death-penalty phase in slain scholar case

Prosecutors and defense attorneys are delivering final arguments to jurors on whether a former University of Illinois doctoral student should be sentenced to death for killing a young scholar from China Read More

Temperature in Phoenix spikes to hottest of the year

The temperature in Phoenix hit a whopping 115 degrees, making it the city's hottest day so far this year Read More

Suspect in Detroit killings to stand trial in separate case

A man who police have called a suspect in the killings of three women in Detroit will stand trial in a separate case involving the stabbing and sexual assault of a woman who escaped Read More

California pot seller asks court to void county delivery ban

Another legal fight is underway over home marijuana delivery in California Read More

No bail for Mexican megachurch leader in child rape case

The leader of Mexican megachurch La Luz del Mundo will be held without bail on charges of child rape and human trafficking; lawyers for Naasón Joaquín García say they will appeal Read More

Second special prosecutor appointed over Greitens case

Last year's criminal case involving Missouri's former governor is under the scrutiny of a second special prosecutor, this time to investigate allegations from St. Louis' prosecutor Read More

Camper chased by man with knife glad to be back with family

The woman who went missing from a remote campground in California's White Mountains after she says she was confronted by a man with a knife spoke about being reunited with her family Read More

H. Ross Perot's devotion to family, friends remembered

H. Ross Perot, a hard-charging Texan with a folksy manner who made billions in business and twice sought the presidency, was celebrated at a Tuesday memorial service for his devotion to his family, friends, faith and country Read More

Epstein defense offers explanation for foreign passport

Defense attorneys have told a court that financier Jeffrey Epstein obtained a foreign passport decades ago out of fear that he might be kidnapped in the Middle East Read More

The Latest: Epstein says foreign passport needed for safety

Attorneys for financier Jeffrey Epstein say he obtained a foreign passport in the 1980s to defend himself from potential kidnappers while traveling in the Middle East Read More

Ex-officer who fatally shot 911 caller appeals convictions

Attorneys for the former Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot an unarmed woman after she called 911 about a possible assault have filed an appeal Read More

The Latest: Services held in Dallas for H. Ross Perot

Colorful Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, who twice mounted outsider campaigns for president, was remembered for his devotion to his family, friends, faith and country Read More

Man arrested in slaying of 75-year-old community activist

Police have arrested a man in the slaying of a community leader who founded Baton Rouge's African American history museum Read More

Planned Parenthood president forced out after only 8 months

Planned Parenthood's president has been forced out of her job after only eight months as the organization faces unprecedented challenges related to its role as the leading abortion provider in the United States Read More

Scientist ready to get back to work after case dismissed

A prominent coastal scientist says he's ready to get back to work after charges against him for allegedly stealing trade secrets were abruptly dropped Monday Read More

Suspected tornado in Mississippi from Barry's wet remnants

Officials say a suspected tornado struck a rural area of north Mississippi on Tuesday, damaging homes and knocking down trees and power lines as the wet remnants of Tropical Storm Barry rumbled through several states. Read More

Cases in which police officers were charged in deaths

Officer in Eric Garner case won't be charged, but officers in other cases have not escaped prosecution Read More

Police sergeant remains hospitalized after clinic shooting

Police say a sergeant who was shot during an incident at a Baltimore methadone clinic that left two people dead remains hospitalized Read More

The Latest: Phoenix reaches hottest temperature of the year

Phoenix is having its hottest day of the year Read More

Deadly California house explosion damaged neighboring homes

A natural gas explosion and fire that killed a Southern California Gas Co. worker and injured 15 other people also badly damaged at least six other homes in the city of Murrieta Read More

Timeline of key events in Eric Garner chokehold death

Timeline of key events in Eric Garner chokehold death Read More

The Latest: Suspected tornado part of Barry's remnants

Officials say a suspected tornado has moved through a rural area of north Mississippi, damaging homes and knocking down trees and power lines. Read More

Woman pleads not guilty in Las Vegas manicurist murder case

A Las Vegas woman pleaded not guilty and lost a bid to be freed from jail in the death of a salon worker who tried to stop her from skipping out on a $35 manicure Read More

Aerial photo not clear picture of North Dakota pelican count

Official: Aerial count of American white pelicans nesting in North Dakota doesn't give a clear picture Read More

Florida sued over sanctuary policy ban

The city of South Miami and immigrant advocates are suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over a new law that forces local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration officials Read More

Emails show Iowa official's Tupac fixation before his ouster

The director of the Iowa Department of Human Services had an obsession with the late rapper Tupac Shakur during the 2-year tenure Read More

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Life Hack: How to Keep Your Family Connected During the School Year

How tech can help you stay connected to your family during the busiest times of the year. Read More

Mindfulness: Using Your TV to Unplug

Here are four great ways to cultivate a mindfulness practice from the comfort of your own home. Read More

Tales of a Reformed Cord-Cutter

We moved in together. He didn't want cable. We cut the cord, and here's what happened. Read More