

Trump Says He Wishes He'd Picked Another Attorney General
I can't think of any major case I handled in 20 years where there was not someone willing to provide information. Jason Chaffetz, the former Republican Congressman from Utah turned Fox News contributor, is adding to the chorus of those criticizing Attorney General Jeff Sessions .
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North Korea top officials flying to US
Sung Kim met with North Korea's Vice-Foreign minister Choe Son Hui, who said last week that Pyongyang was "reconsidering" the talks, the daily said. "Our United States team has arrived in North Korea to make arrangements for the Summit between Kim Jong Un and myself", he tweeted .
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Abused woman slips note to veterinarian's staff seeking help
When they arrived at DeLand Animal Hospital, the 28-year-old Reichle covertly slipped a handwritten note to a worker. On the drive to the vet, Floyd allegedly pointed the gun at his girlfriend, threatening to kill her and her family. When the woman went to the bathroom, she was able to slip a note to a staff member and the vet proceeded to call the police. Floyd has a criminal history that includes burglary, possession and sale of drugs and grand theft motor vehicle, for which he was ...
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$55000 Raised for Indiana School Teacher Who Stopped Shooter
Erica Higgins was at Noblesville High School to pick up her son after Friday morning's shooting at Noblesville West Middle School , which she learned about at home when a relative called her. "I want to let everyone know that I was injured but am doing great", the statement said. Former SIU-Head Coach and Current Acting Director of Athletics, Jerry Kill, said he is absolutely not surprised by what Seaman did.
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Behind the Push to Name Ireland’s Abortion Legislation ‘Savita’s Law’
Ireland's push to liberalise its laws is in contrast to another traditionally Catholic European country, Poland, where the ruling conservative party and still powerful church are seeking to ban most abortions. Attention is turning Sunday to Ireland's parliament now that the country's citizens have voted in landslide numbers to remove the abortion ban from its constitution.
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Ireland’s fresh abortion law could be named after Savita Halappanavar
Elections official Barry Ryan said more than 1.4 million voters, or 66 percent of those who cast valid ballots, favored repealing the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution while roughly 724,000 wanted to keep the abortion ban in place.
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Italy plunges into political crisis after government talks collapse
The anti-establishment Five Star Movement said it was considering proposing impeachment of President Sergio Mattarella after his veto, while anti-immigrant League leader Matteo Salvini hinted at a conspiracy and made a thinly veiled call for fresh elections.
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Irish abortion referendum: Counting starts as exit polls show landslide in favor
Normally, that would be a pretty weird question to ask on a Friday, but the #hometovote hashtag has had people across the world in tears. Ireland went to polls yesterday, the counting for which will be held today. Other Irish abortion advocates, like the country's lesbian minister for children, simply denied the humanity of those still in the womb . Another argument they present is that legalising abortion would lead to an increase of "feticide of those with genetic disorders".
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Trump says U.S., North Korea talking again
China, Pyongyang's sole major ally, urged the two foes to "show goodwill", while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on the parties to keep talking, as did host Singapore, and Russia's President Vladimir Putin held out hope the talks would eventually take place.
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Parents win right to make 30-year-old son leave home
The judge said that's not true, pointing to an appellate court decision ruling, and asked the parents' lawyer to come up with an eviction order that Greenwood could sign. Rotondo told HLN he did not know why his parents have pushed for him to leave so quickly. On Feb. 18, the parents offered Michael $1,100 to find a new place.
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Irish Pro-Lifers Make Last-Ditch Appeal Before Abortion Vote
The referendum on whether to repeal the country's strict anti-abortion law is being seen by anti-abortion activists as a last-ditch stand against what they view as a European norm of abortion-on-demand, while for pro-abortion rights advocates, it is a fundamental moment for declaring an Irish woman's right to choose.
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Florida police shoot gunman at Trump-owned golf resort
Officers on the scene returned fire, injuring the man. The Doral police said there was "no further threat" at the club. Miami-Dade Police Department director Juan Perez said it appears Oddi was trying to lure police officers into an ambush or an attack.
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Woman poops on floor, throws her dung at restaurant employee
Surveillance footage showed the woman in what appeared to be a heated argument with a staff member, who was asking her to leave the restaurant. After being denied entry into the establishment's bathroom, the woman in question began berating an employee working at the coffee shop before pulling down her trousers and defecating right in plain view of both staff and customers.
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EU Unites on Iran With Moves to Counter Sanctions
The European Union on Friday launched "the blocking statute" process to spare Europeans from U.S. sanctions on Iran as part of efforts to preserve the nuclear deal with Tehran. "But the American sanctions will not be without effect". The Commission said European Energy Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete will meet Iranian officials in Tehran during a three-day trip from May 18 to try to reassure Iran and strengthen energy relations.
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Larry Nassar Victims To Receive $500 Million In Michigan State Settlement
Nassar, who pleaded guilty to molesting athletes during treatment when he was employed by MSU and USA Gymnastics , was sacked from the university in September 2016. Michigan State University became the subject of its own investigation earlier this year, as a special prosecutor looked the school's role - particularly the university's lack of action - in Nassar's serial abuse of student athletes.
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Scottish Parliament Votes To Oppose Brexit Bill
Scotland voted against independence by 55 percent in a referendum in 2014, but Sturgeon insists she has a mandate to hold a second vote since Scotland voted against Brexit by 62 percent in 2016. SNP, Labour , Liberal Democrat and Green MSPs are all expected to vote against backing the EU Withdrawal Bill, with only the Conservatives set to offer their support.
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Senate Serves a Huge Nothingburger With Trump Tower Transcripts
Still, details about the American businessman's failed courtship of the Russian autocrat - some of which were freshly revealed in Goldstone's testimony and others that were reported by The Washington Post two years ago - illustrate the depth and tenure of Trump's infatuation, which predated the 2016 presidential campaign during which he routinely praised Putin.
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'We vote!' North Carolina teachers walk out for higher pay
North Carolina slashed its corporate income tax rate in 2013, reducing it from 6.9 percent to its current 3.0 percent. About 15,000 teachers are marching through Raleigh today, as the Republican-dominated state legislature begins its annual session.
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Red alert raised after ash bursts from Hawaii volcano
That doesn't mean the "big one" won't happen, Coombs said. They said: "Severe conditions may exist such as choking and inability to breathe". Meanwhile, fissure 17, which opened Sunday morning, remained the most active, said Janet Babb, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geologist.
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Prime Members Get Magic Mushroom Discounts At Whole Foods
The discount program is starting in Florida this week and will roll out nationwide this summer, the company said Tuesday night. Amazon is taking the next step in its integration with Whole Foods Market , confirming that it will offer 10 percent discounts on Whole Foods sale items and special deals on top grocery items to its more than 100 million Amazon Prime members.
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NHL playoffs: Vegas evens series with Winnipeg
Marchessault, who leads all Golden Knights players with 15 points (six goals, nine assists) in the postseason, became the 10th player in National Hockey League history to earn at least 15 points in his team's first trip to the playoffs. After the Jets faced multiple two-on-ones, close calls, and big saves from Fleury, they finally broke through with a power-play goal at the eight-minute mark.
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Best-Selling Writer Tom Wolfe Dies At Age 88
Tom Wolfe , an early practitioner of " new journalism " who captured the mood and culture of the USA across five decades with books including The Bonfire of the Vanities , The Right Stuff and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, has died at the age of 88, his agent said.