Incident comes less than 24 hours after two NYPD officers were shot in the Bronx
John Boehner wins another term, GOP takes control of Congress
Despite 25 Republicans voting to oust the longtime speaker, Boehner survived the intense, intraparty turmoil to remain Speaker of the House.
Bullet train in California: it’s really happening
California plays catch-up with the rest of the developed world as construction of the first 29-mile segment begins.
Same-sex marriage legal across Florida, couples wed
After the ban of same-sex marriage in Florida was lifted early Tuesday, weddings took place statewide.
Police: Son kills hedge fund founder over $200 allowance cut, tries to make it look like a suicide
Thomas Gilbert Sr. had founded a hedge fund in 2011 that boasted $200 million in assets. He was found dead on Sunday with a gunshot wound to his head.
First same-sex marriage licenses in Florida issued after Miami Judge lifts stay
The first same-sex marriage licenses in Florida have been issued a few hours earlier than expected.
Eric Frein heads to court in Pennsylvania for ambush murder of state trooper
Eric Frein, who eluded capture for 48 days in the Pennsylvania mountains after allegedly shooting two state troopers, goes to court today for a preliminary hearing.
Republicans: We will consider raising federal fuel tax
Incoming Republican Senator John Thune wants to look at options on ways to pay for highway infrastructure spending bill that expires in May.
Peachtree City police chief’s wife upgraded to fair condition after being shot by husband
Peachtree City police chief shot wife early New Year’s Day while moving his gun from the bed to the nightstand.
Supreme Court to decide fate on Obamacare in federal marketplaces
Insurance carriers in Wisconsin and 35 other states await the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on whether they will be able to participate in the federal insurance marketplace in 2016.
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