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Police Brutality: NYPD Annual Training to Focus on Appropriate Force Following Chokehold Death

Following the recent death of Eric Garner, who died in a police chokehold, the New York City Police Department is undergoing additional training on proper use of force

Supreme Court Gay Marriage Cases: 32 States Seek Decision on Same Sex Marriage Equality

Attorneys general from 32 states have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear several cases to decide once and for all whether same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry.

Ebola Virus Outbreak: Atlanta Hospital To Treat Third Ebola Patient

Hospital successfully treated two previous patients Emory University Hospital in Atlanta is set to receive its third Ebola patient on Thursday, weeks after successfully treating two American aid workers who had contracted the virus that is running rampant in West Africa.

Gun Control News, Pros & Cons: Panera Tells Its Patrons to Stop Bringing Guns to Store

Café chain Panera Bread has announced a new policy, following other retailers like Starbucks, Chipotle and Target, banning guns from their shops

Arizona Flooding News: Gov. Jan Brewer Declares State of Emergency After Record-Breaking Rainfall

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer declared a state of emergency Monday as record-breaking rainfall caused massive flooding and led to the death of one woman.

ISIS News: New Poll Finds Majority of Americans Think Terrorist Group is a Threat

A new poll reveals that a growing number of Americans view the extreme Iraqi terrorist group known as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, as a direct threat and are fearful that Islamic militants are hiding out on American soil.

Mountain Lion Attacks Child on Hiking Trail in Northern California

Authorities in Northern California are on the hunt for a mountain lion that attacked a 6-year-old boy on a hiking trail near Cupertino in Silicon Valley on Sunday.

Rare, Non-Treatable Respiratory Disease Outbreak Sending Thousands of Children Across U.S. to Hospitals

A severe and non-treatable respiratory virus is causing an epidemic across the United States, affecting hundreds of children in more than 10 states, according to the latest reports.

Joan Rivers Surgery Death: Comedienne's Funeral Draws Many Famous Faces

The veteran comedian Joan Rivers' funeral was held in New York Sunday, and brought scores of celebrities out to bid farewell to the star.

Swarm of Teenagers Attack Shoppers, Employees at Memphis Kroger

A mob of teenagers rushed a Tennessee grocery store parking lot Saturday night, attacking people at random, including patrons and two workers

Missing Indiana Woman Held Captive for Two Months in a Cage

A woman was found alive Saturday after she had been missing for nearly two months in southern Indiana

Molly Glynn Death: NBC 'Chicago Fire' Actress Dies After Being Hit By Tree

Widely known for her role on NBC's "Chicago Fire," actress Molly Glynn died from being struck by a falling tree while riding her bike with her husband.

Swedish-Owned Electrolux Buys GE Appliances for $3.3 Billion

Swedish company AB Electrolux, who owns the companies Electrolux and Frigidaire, has bought GE Appliances for $3.3 billion.

Same Sex Marriage Laws Update: Federal Judge to Hear Arguments on Marriage Equality in 3 States

Judges will rule on upholding gay marriage bans in Idaho, Nevada and Hawaii Three federal judges, randomly selected from the U. S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, will hear arguments Monday on whether to uphold bans on same-sex marriage in Idaho, Nevada and Hawaii.

Violence Against Children: UNICEF Report Reveals Worldwide Child Abuse Statistics

Report compiled information from 190 countries In a damning report on children's rights, UNICEF said that about two-thirds of children worldwide are physically abused by their guardians on a regular basis.

Larry & Jane Glazer Plane Crash: Rochester Couple Remains Missing; Search Party Called Off

Rescue teams from the U.S. Coast Guard and the Jamaica Defense Force were suspended in their searches Sunday for a New York couple whose plane crashed just north of Jamaica in the Caribbean Sea.

New York Housing Authority Buildings Are Worse Than Market-Rate Housing, City Comptroller Says

City's comptroller says buildings have gotten worse over recent years Residential buildings owned by the New York City Housing Authority have more than twice as many problems as their market-rate counterparts.

Yosemite Wildfire Maps, Update: Fire Spreads Beyond 700 Acres; Helicopters Evacuate Park Visitors

Fire has been burning for weeks in the park's backcountry A wildfire in Yosemite National Park flared up on Sunday night, forcing helicopter evacuations of around 100 visitors of the California park.

Truett Cathy Dead: Chick-fil-A Founder Dies at 93

A spokesman for the restaurant chain Chick-fil-A announced that the billionaire founder, S. Truett Cathy, died early Monday.

US Continues Airstrikes Against Islamic Extremists in Iraq and Somalia

The strikes targeted ISIS positions near the Haditha Dam in Iraq and also the Al-Shabab leadership, killing their commanded Ahmed Godane.
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