Woman killed in national park had $4.5M insurance
DENVER (AP) — For their 12th wedding anniversary, Harold Henthorn took his wife, Toni, for a hike to enjoy the resplendent autumn color and snowy peaks of Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Hopkins shows age in lopsided loss to Kovalev
Sergey Kovalev punished 49-year-old ring legend Bernard Hopkins over 12 rounds on Saturday, unifying three light heavyweight world titles with a lopsided unanimous decision. Hopkins, the ageless "alien," was brought to earth with a thud when Kovalev knocked him down in the first round. The…
Robin Williams paranoid before suicide
Robin Williams had recently become more paranoid when he committed suicide by hanging himself, coroners said Friday, adding that he had no alcohol or illicit drugs in his system. There were also signs that the comic actor -- who had recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease -- had tried to…
Busch ex-girlfriend thought driver was in distress
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Kurt Busch's ex-girlfriend believed the NASCAR driver was in emotional distress when she drove to a Delaware race track to visit him, even though they had broken up earlier that week, an attorney for Patricia Driscoll said Saturday.
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Teen pulls Philly cop out of burning police car
A Philadelphia police officer is alive because of the heroic efforts of a teenager who pulled him out of his burning car.
Iraq investigating IS chief's fate after air strikes
Iraq was on Sunday investigating whether Islamic State jihadist group chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in air strikes by US-led coalition warplanes targeting the group's leaders. The death of the elusive Baghdadi would be a major victory for the coalition of countries carrying out air strikes…
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SHANGHAI (AP) — Bubba Watson captured his first World Golf Championship with a stunning turnaround Sunday when he holed a bunker shot for eagle on the 18th hole to get into a playoff, and then made a 20-foot birdie putt to beat Tim Clark and win the HSBC Champions.
Heart of Milwaukee girl shot in head is donated
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee police and the family of a 5-year-old girl fatally shot while sitting on her grandfather's lap pleaded for the public's help Saturday in finding the shooter, while also announcing the girl's heart had been donated to help another child.
Another Arizona immigration law struck down
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona's frustrations over federal enforcement of the state's border with Mexico spawned a movement nearly a decade ago to have local police confront illegal immigration. Now, the state's experiment in immigration enforcement is falling apart in the courts.
'I've had enough', says Mexico Attorney General in massacre gaffe
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - After weeks fielding questions about the abduction and apparent massacre of 43 trainee teachers by corrupt police in league with drug gang members, Mexico's Attorney General Jesus Murillo has had enough. He's not the only one. Facing a grilling over the details of the case,…
Electorate divided by daily life, views on issues
Judging by the exit polls, people who vote for Democrats and those who back Republicans seem to be living in different countries.
Obama departs for China
U.S. President Barack Obama departs from Washington, DC to Beijing where he will attend the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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AdChoicesMoneynewsSponsoredOff-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent arrested in California shooting
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - An off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent was arrested on Saturday in connection with the shooting death of a 27-year-old man at a Southern California home, police said. Authorities have released few details about the shooting involving Border Patrol agent John Demery, but U.S.…
Third Australian killed fighting with IS jihadists: report
A third Australian has died in the past two weeks while fighting with Islamic State (IS) militants in Syria, a report said Sunday.
Nurse who fought Maine Ebola quarantine moving out of state: report
(Reuters) - A nurse who treated Ebola patients in West Africa and publicly fought quarantine orders in New Jersey and Maine after returning to the United States last month has decided to move away from her home state, a newspaper in Maine reported. Kaci Hickox and her boyfriend, Ted Wilbur, plan to…
NYC man gets prison for killing wife, 2 toddlers
NEW YORK (AP) — A man was sentenced Friday to 45 years in prison for fatally stabbing his wife in a rage triggered by jealousy and then killing their two toddlers.
TV campaign for gay equality starting in Miss
BRANDON, Miss. (AP) — Mary Jane Kennedy considers herself a conservative Christian Republican, and she's led Bible studies in her native Mississippi for decades. She's also the mother of two gay sons and one of the faces in a new advertising campaign aimed at softening religious opposition in the…
5-Year-Old Girl Shot While Sitting With Grandpa
A 5-year-old girl was fatally shot while sitting on her grandfather's lap when two people approached her Milwaukee home and opened fire, according to police, who sought help Friday in finding the suspects.
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George W. Bush says dad pondered skipping 2nd term
DALLAS (AP) — George H.W. Bush seriously considered not running for re-election in 1992 even though he loved his job, according to a new book written by former President George W. Bush.
