The death of a 21-year-old Navy SEAL trainee in California was ruled a homicide by drowning, San Diego medical examiners revealed Wednesday in a development that could lead to charges against at least one training supervisor.
A University of Cincinnati student is suing the school in federal court, saying she was told she had to work with other female students and not with male students in a physics lab.
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When a South Florida police officer fatally shot a legally armed black musician last October, a recorded 911 call shows the officer yelled for the man to put down his gun "right now" just as the operator came on the line -- but prosecutors say the officer knew the man had already dropped his gun.
A Southern California medical examiner says a Navy SEAL trainee was repeatedly dunked by an instructor in his first week of basic training and has ruled his death a homicide.
Two bills aimed at making it easier for small-business owners to get access to capital passed one house of Congress last night with strong bipartisan support.
A prosecutor is reviewing whether to pursue charges against an Ohio hotel clerk who raised suspicions that an Emirati businessman dressed in traditional clothing could have links to terrorism.
Conservative opposition put a House Republican gun and anti-terrorism bill in jeopardy Wednesday, even as Democrats pressed for election-year votes on their proposals to stiffen firearm curbs.
During the nearly 15 years since the United States went to war in Afghanistan, the number of American troops there spiraled to 100,000, then dropped slightly below 10,000.