Man Wanted In 'Vicious' Plymouth Murder Of Quincy College Professor
PLYMOUTH (CBS) – Police are searching for a man wanted in a “vicious attack” that left a Quincy College professor dead in her Plymouth apartment. During a Saturday news conference, Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz said 76-year-old Vibeke Rasmussen, a Quincy College professor, died after she was stabbed more than 35 times in her apartment Thursday night. Plymouth police were called to Tideview Path around 1 p.m. to check on Rasmussen. When no one answered, officers gained access to..>> view originalProfessor suspected of being a terrorist because of a math equation
A traveler is seen in Terminal C at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport as aircraft, rear, taxi along a runway in Grapevine, Texas.(Photo: Tony Gutierrez, AP)A math equation landed an Ivy League professor on an American Airlines flight in questioning Thursday under suspicion of being a terrorist.Guido Menzio, an economist at the University of Pennsylvania, was working on a differential equation while waiting for the Syracuse-bound plane to take off from Philadelphia, the Washington Post repo..>> view originalTrump spurs some conservative leaders to step back from the GOP
Donald Trump’s looming nomination has spurred some leaders of the conservative movement — for generations, the backbone of the GOP — to break free from a Republican Party now being rapidly reshaped by the New York billionaire’s incendiary tone and unorthodox populism. The extraordinary resistance of many figures on the right this past week to Trump has not been prompted merely by objections to his temperament and fears about his electability in November. At the core has been a calculation by se..>> view originalTrump in Lynden: Scornful of doubters and confident in November victory
In his first campaign visit to the state, Donald Trump guaranteed a November victory in Washington, something no Republican presidential candidate has accomplished since 1984. Just days after vanquishing his Republican primary rivals, Donald Trump did not call for unity and reconciliation in the Republican Party, splintered by his presidential run, during his first campaign visit to Washington state. Instead Trump spent much of a 45-minute speech Saturday at a Lynden, Whatcom County, fairground..>> view originalAustin voters reject Uber, Lyft plan for self-regulation
FILE - In this July 15, 2015 file photo, an Uber driver sits in his car near the San Francisco International Airport. Uber and advocates for the blind have reached a lawsuit settlement in which the ride-hailing company agrees to require that existing and new drivers confirm they understand their legal obligations to transport riders with guide dogs or other service animals. The settlement is designed to resolve a lawsuit in federal court that alleges Uber discriminates against passengers with se..>> view originalObama delivers Howard University commencement address
President Obama's speech at Howard University's commencement on May 7 was full of advice on civic engagement, black history and democracy. (The Washington Post) President Obama delivered an impassioned call to civic action and responsibility at Howard University’s commencement Saturday, giving an upbeat assessment of the nation’s trajectory but cautioning that there remains “so much more work that needs to be done.” Obama’s remarks at the historically black college in Washington served as..>> view originalPolice: No Remorse From Man Charged in Shooting Spree
Police say they've seen no signs of remorse from a federal police officer accused of a two-day shooting spree in a string of suburban parking lots in Maryland that left three people dead and three wounded. Eulalio Tordil, 62, of Adelphi is scheduled to make an initial court appearance Monday in Rockville, a suburb near the nation's capital, on charges including first-degree murder. Police said the shootings began Thursday when Tordil fatally shot his estranged wife — Gladys Tordil, a chemis..>> view originalAlabama Supreme Court justice who tried to block gay marriage faces possible ouster — again
Alabama politics are at a low point even by Alabama standards: In a state that trails the nation in many areas, three top elected officials are embroiled in scandal or facing removal from office while a former governor serves time in federal prison on a corruption conviction.Chief Justice Roy Moore was suspended from his job Friday and faces possible ouster over his attempts to block gay marriage after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. It's familiar terr..>> view originalPowerball 5/7/2016 Drawing Would Yield $415 Million Jackpot
AUSTIN, TX -- Sorry fellow Texans or residents thereof: Someone in New Jersey won Saturday's multi-state Powerball jackpot estimated at $430 million. The jackpot was estimated at $415 million, but grew by $15 million given brisk sales in the hours ahead of the drawing. Powerball officials confirmed that a single winning ticket was purchased in New Jersey.Not to pour more salt into the wound, but Powerball officials noted other prizes were won too."There was one Powerball jackpot winner Saturday ..>> view original
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