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A uniformed Secret Service officer shot an armed person on a street outside the White House, a U.S. law enforcement official said Friday.

San Francisco's Police Chief Greg Suhr has stepped down hours after a police officer shot and killed a young black woman.

A Massachusetts man suffered unspeakable loss when the love of his life, their newborn daughter and his sister died within days of each other.

George Zimmerman says he's vetting bids after closing an auction for the pistol he used to kill unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin during an al-tercation.

The twice convicted, twice acquitted Seattle native is appealing to the European Court of Human Rights to overturn her conviction for slander. She says she was coerced.

The man who killed the teenager and ignited the Black Lives Matter movement explains why he’s selling the gun, what he thinks of Hillary and Trump, and why he’s the real victim.

A Chicago police officer whose fatal shooting of an unarmed woman was one of a series of killings of young black people that shattered the public's trust has opted to quit rather than fight to keep his job.

A military judge decided Tuesday to delay Bergdahl's trial f-rom August until February to provide time for resolving disputes over the defense team's access to classified documents.

Groups supporting the rights of transgender people filed a motion on Monday asking a U.S. judge to block North Carolina f-rom enforcing a law that mandates bathroom access according to birth sex while the measure is being challenged.

The House Benghazi committee's Republican chairman is ignoring statements by his own former lawyer indicating that the U.S. military acted properly on the night of the deadly Sept. 11, 2012, attacks in Libya, the panel's Democrats said.

The Obama administration letter will say schools may not require transgender students to have a medical diagnosis, undergo any medical treatment, or produce a birth certificate or other document before treating them according to their gender identity.

Authorities seeking answers in the April 22 mass killing of seven Rhoden family members and one's fiancee said placing the residences in storage is important for the investigation and for surviving relatives.

The FBI is in possession of 80,000 files detailing possible support for the 9/11 hijackers received f-rom a Saudi family, a new report states, while a former 9/11 Commission member says there is a strong link between the Saudis and the terrorist attacks.

A listing for the weapon was removed f-rom the GunBroker.com site Thursday morning, minutes after the auction was to begin, as negative traffic about the sale exploded online.

Bidding for the gun was supposed to open at $5,000 at 11 a.m. Thursday but a link to the auction said: “Sorry, but the item you requested is no longer in the system.”

A high-speed chase that started in Massachusetts ended in New Hampshire with officers punching a suspect while he appeared to surrender. The N.H. governor called for a full investigation.

The execution, set to take place between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 6 p.m. Thursday at the state prison in Bonne Terre

ATF Special Agent in C-harge Rob Elder said a reward of up to $50,000 was being offered for the person or persons responsible for starting the blaze at the West Fertilizer Co.

Slager, who is free on bail on state c-harges, will not have to pay any additional bond in the federal case. He entered a not-guilty plea during the federal hearing.

Police say Arthur DaRosa was shot dead by a sheriff’s deputy after fatally stabbing a woman at a house, a man at a shopping mall and wounding others