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Gun battle with suspected sniper

Threat to the public is over

Authorities ask public for help in catching suspects

Man in camouflage, bullet-proof vest surrenders to police

Five Dallas police officers were killed and seven wounded by a sniper who "wanted to kill white people" during an anti-police brutality protest Thursday, an explosion of violence that President Obama declared a “vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement.”

A man trying to steal a truck in Colorado Springs Wednesday night gave up and ran away after realizing the vehicle had a manual transmission, according to police.

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moments when shooting begins

Description from scene

Firsthand account of protest chaos

Protests in Texas turn violent

The Justice Department will monitor the investigation into the controversial shooting death of a black man by a police officer in the St. Paul, Minn. suburb of Falcon Heights, according to Gov. Mark Dayton who said Thursday he was "heartbroken for Minnesota."

House Oversight Committee member goes on 'The Kelly File' to discuss his confrontation with FBI Director James Comey

Charles Krauthammer told viewers Thursday on “Special Report with Bret Baier” that FBI director James Comey decided not to prosecute Hillary Clinton because he “didn't want to be remembered as the guy who changed the course of American political history.”

Dallas Police were in a standoff early Friday with a suspected sniper who, along with at least one other shooter, targeted law enforcement officers during a protest march, killing five and injuring several other officers as well as one civilian. More suspects may be at large.

The State Department is re-opening an internal investigation into whether Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her top aides mishandled classified information, Fox News confirmed late Thursday.

A U.S. Marine officer facing involuntary discharge for improperly handling classified information is hoping to receive the same lenient treatment the FBI recommended for former secretary of state Hillary Clinton.