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Maryland shooting: Suspect was US Navy corpsman and is dead, 2 victims were Navy sailors, officials say

Tuesday, April 6

An active shooter emergency at a Maryland business park near Fort Detrick on Tuesday morning left two male U.S. Navy sailors wounded, with one still considered critical hours later, and the suspect, a Navy Hospital Corpsman, dead, officials said.

Ex-Walmart employee slams car through store

Tuesday, April 6

A former Walmart employee from North Carolina is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after driving a car into his former workplace, according to police.

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Asian hate crimes in NYC skyrocketed in March; murders jumped 36%, police say

Tuesday, April 6

New York City crime was on the rise in March compared to the same time last year, with murders up 36% and a startling increase in hate crime attacks on Asian Americans, police said.

New Utah law requires dads to pay prenatal child support

Tuesday, April 6

Biological fathers in Utah will be legally required to pay half of a woman’s out-of-pocket pregnancy costs under a new law unique to the state that critics say doesn’t do enough to adequately address maternal health care needs.

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Federal lawsuit alleges racist brutality by Rochester police

Tuesday, April 6

A lawsuit filed Monday accuses Rochester officials of allowing a culture of police brutality against people of color to fester and asks a court to force reforms.

Ohio’s new ‘stand your ground’ gun law takes effect Tuesday

Tuesday, April 6

Ohio’s new “Stand Your Ground” gun law, which expands circumstances where individuals are able to legally use deadly force in self-defense, goes into effect Tuesday.

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Michigan university revoking Christian group’s benefits was unconstitutional, judge rules

Tuesday, April 6

A federal judge has ruled that Wayne State University violated the First Amendment in refusing to officially recognize the Christian group InterVarsity because it required its leaders to be adherents of the faith.

California investigators weigh whether mother and daughter fatal 100-foot cliff plummet was intentional

Tuesday, April 6

Investigators are still trying to determine whether a fatal crash involving a San Francisco Bay-area mother and daughter was accidental or intentional after their vehicle was spotted by dozens of onlookers driving through a parking lot without braking before plummeting off the side of a... Read More.

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Drones that hovered around US warships in 2019 remain mystery, top Navy officer says

Tuesday, April 6

The Navy’s top officer has revealed that the branch still hasn’t identified the drones that reportedly swarmed around three U.S. destroyers off the coast of Southern California for several days in July 2019.

US Marshals secure international warrant for Qinxuan Pan, 2 months after Yale student’s murder

Tuesday, April 6

U.S. Marshals have secured an Interpol "red notice" for Qinxuan Pan, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology researcher and the primary suspect in the murder of Yale University graduate student Kevin Jiang, two months after he was gunned down in New Haven, Connecticut.

Maryland shooting: Suspect was US Navy corpsman and is dead, 2 victims were Navy sailors, officials say

Ex-Walmart employee slams car through store

Asian hate crimes in NYC skyrocketed in March; murders jumped 36%, police say

New Utah law requires dads to pay prenatal child support

Federal lawsuit alleges racist brutality by Rochester police

Ohio’s new ‘stand your ground’ gun law takes effect Tuesday

Michigan university revoking Christian group’s benefits was unconstitutional, judge rules

California investigators weigh whether mother and daughter fatal 100-foot cliff plummet was intentional

Drones that hovered around US warships in 2019 remain mystery, top Navy officer says

US Marshals secure international warrant for Qinxuan Pan, 2 months after Yale student’s murder

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