David Stout

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3 Die in Eastern Ukraine Clash

Three pro-Russian demonstrators were killed and 13 others injured as a mob tried to overrun a National Guard base hours before envoys meet in Geneva

By David Stout

Ford to Build 1,964 Limited Edition Mustangs

The prized ponies will be released next year to celebrate 50 years of the iconic muscle car and will be outfitted with chrome highlights around the windows, tail lights and grille, and a faux gas cap badge in the back

By David Stout

Arizona Approves Surprise Inspections of Abortion Clinics

A new piece of legislation signed by Arizona’s Republican Governor will allow health officials to conduct surprise inspections of the state’s nine abortion clinics

By David Stout

Judge Allows Islamic Cleric’s 9/11 Praise as Evidence

A judge has ruled that jurors at the trial of Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, a fundamentalist and former imam who's known as Abu Hamza al-Masri, will be allowed to hear comments he made to praise the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks

By David Stout

71 Die in Nigeria Blast

A large blast that triggered secondary explosions at a bus station in Nigeria's capital Abuja killed at least 71 people and injured 124 others. There has been no confirmation on what may have caused the initial explosion

By David Stout

49ers’ Aldon Smith Arrested at LAX for Bomb Hoax

The star linebacker's checkered history with law enforcement continued over the weekend after he was arrested for suggesting during a random screening with security officials that he was carrying a bomb before heading to the gate area

By David Stout

Hate Hits at Home

A Kansas suburb is shaken after authorities say a gunman killed three people while targeting members of Overland Park's Jewish community

By David Stout and Charlie Campbell

Your New Sony Laptop May Catch Fire

The electronics giant has warned consumers its latest Vaio laptop, the Fit 11A, contains a compromised battery pack that could overheat and burn the computer's housing. Users are advised to "immediately discontinue use, shut down and unplug"

By David Stout

Highway Horror: 10 Killed in Bus-Truck Collision

Investigators are trying to understand why a semi-truck crossed the median of a northern California interstate and struck a bus full of students. About 36 or 37 people received injuries ranging from severe to minor burns, broken bones and lacerations

By David Stout

Data Company Mislabels Job Applicants as Sex Offenders, Gets Fined

A government agency hit a data broker with fines for providing inaccurate information to prospective employers. InfoTrack, it said, violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) by labeling some applicants as registered sex offenders

By David Stout

Tennessee Senate Backs Bill to Reinstate 'the Chair'

Lawmakers in the Volunteer State say the electric chair could be used to kill inmates on death row—there are currently 81—if their prisons are unable to secure the proper pharmaceuticals to perform lethal injections

By David Stout

Orlando Manhunt Underway for Hit-and-Run Suspect

Authorities are looking for Robert Corchado, 28, identified by police as the suspected driver in a hit-and-run at a daycare center that sent another vehicle barreling into a KinderCare on Wednesday, killing one child and injuring 14 others

By David Stout and Denver Nicks

FBI to Probe Random Car Shootings in Kansas City

Investigators have been called in to connect the dots between at least 13 cases of vehicles in or around the Missouri city being targeted by an unknown and perhaps motiveless criminal who has injured three people so far

By David Stout

WWE Legend ‘The Ultimate Warrior’ Dead at 54

After making multiple appearances at WWE events over the weekend, and only 24 hours after appearing on Monday Night Raw, Jim Hellwig — a.k.a. the Ultimate Warrior — died at a hotel in Arizona late on Tuesday

By David Stout

Shooting at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina Leaves 1 Marine Dead

Authorities say the shooter at the Marine Corps base camp is no longer active

By David Winograd and David Stout

U.S. and China Lock Horns Over Disputed Islands

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel sounds off in Beijing on China’s decision last year to create an air defense zone over several islands disputed with Japan, arguing the move could endanger regional stability and antagonize relations with neighboring countries

By David Stout

Storms Kill 2 in Southeast

Heavy rains inundated the American Deep South on Monday, causing widespread flooding throughout the region that killed two people

By David Stout

Canadian Court Finds ‘Webcam Killer’ Guilty

Brian Dickson, 32, was found guilty of first-degree murder by a Toronto court for sexually assaulting and strangling to death a Chinese college student in an April 2011 attack that was partly witnessed by her former boyfriend during an online video call

By David Stout

These Are the Fattest Cities in America

A new study by Gallup finds the Huntington-Ashland-Ironton metropolitan area that straddles West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio is the most obese community in the U.S.; Boulder is named the slimmest for the fifth time in six years

By David Stout

NYC Firefighters, Police in Vicious Brawl During Charity Hockey Match

Charity match marred by nasty confrontation between the Big Apple's Fire Department and Police

By David Stout
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