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• In Brooklyn and the rest of America, a movement for Bernie Sanders
• Cincinnati mayor speaks to Katie Couric on police shooting
• Maryland governor to close Baltimore detention center
• Ohio officer charged with murder pleads not guilty, released on bond
• Two planes evacuated at Dallas airport, three injured
• Deflategate judge tells NFL, players: Don't argue. Settle
• Wreckage may be first trace of missing Flight MH370
• Donald Trump amuses us to death
• James Holmes's revealing courtroom behavior
• N.H. thumbs its nose at Fox News
• Carter: Successful Iran nuclear deal better than strike

In Brooklyn and the rest of America, a movement for Bernie Sanders Posted: The senator raised $15 million in three months, but most of the money didn't come from billionaires.

Cincinnati mayor speaks to Katie Couric on police shooting Posted: 30 Jul 2015 03:46 PM PDT A University of Cincinnati police officer pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the fatal shooting of Sam DuBose.

Maryland governor to close Baltimore detention center Posted: 30 Jul 2015 03:45 PM PDT A Maryland lawmaker says the state will shut down a Baltimore jail that was the focus of a federal corruption investigation.

Ohio officer charged with murder pleads not guilty, released on bond Posted: 30 Jul 2015 04:51 PM PDT A former University of Cincinnati police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black man he had stopped for a missing license plate was released from jail on bond hours after an initial court appearance on Thursday. Ray Tensing, 25, had pleaded not guilty in the death of 43-year-old Samuel DuBose before Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Megan Shanahan, who set his bond at $1 million. Tensing was indicted on Wednesday on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges in the July 19 death of Samuel DuBose, who was shot in the head during a traffic stop.

Two planes evacuated at Dallas airport, three injured Posted: 30 Jul 2015 01:34 PM PDT Two incidents on separate airplanes at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport led to evacuations on Thursday, with three people suffering minor injuries on one flight, airport officials said. Hydraulic fluid leaked into the auxiliary power unit causing smoke in the cabin of American Airlines Flight 1658 to Chicago, which caused the 141 passengers and five crew members to leave the airplane by emergency slides and exits, according to the airline. In the other incident at the airport, a landing gear tire caught fire shortly after Spirit Airlines Flight 407 landed from Orlando, Florida, the airport said.

Deflategate judge tells NFL, players: Don't argue. Settle Posted: 30 Jul 2015 11:42 AM PDT By Jonathan Stempel and Steve Ginsburg NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tom Brady's effort to void his four-game suspension was set back on Thursday as litigation embroiling the New England Patriots star quarterback was sent to a New York judge, who urged a speedy resolution to the "Deflategate" scandal. U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan ordered the National Football League and NFL Players Association to begin settlement talks "forthwith actively," and cool their public sniping. "The earth is already sufficiently scorched." The NFL and the union declined to comment.

Wreckage may be first trace of missing Flight MH370 Posted: 30 Jul 2015 01:09 PM PDT Investigators are treating debris found on an Indian Ocean island as a "major lead."

Donald Trump amuses us to death Posted: Trump's juggernaut isn't an actual campaign, with an agenda or a strategy. It's great programming

James Holmes's revealing courtroom behavior Posted: 30 Jul 2015 02:18 AM PDT As James Holmes watched his father being cross-examined on the witness stand Wednesday, the convicted Colorado theater shooter reverted to what has become his routine during many of the trial's more contentious moments: He swiveled.

N.H. thumbs its nose at Fox News Posted: The GOP primary forum next Monday will be more of a grilling than a debate.

Carter: Successful Iran nuclear deal better than strike Posted: 29 Jul 2015 04:52 PM PDT WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Wednesday that the U.S. armed forces stand ready to confront Iran, but told lawmakers that a successful implementation of the nuclear agreement with Tehran is preferable to a military strike.

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