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• Judge lets woman's negligence suit against Baylor proceed

  07-04-2017 21:59
  
  WACO, Texas  - A federal judge has cleared the way for a lawsuit filed by a woman who was sexually assaulted by a former Baylor University football player to go to trial.
      
  The lawsuit filed by Jasmin Hernandez alleges the largest Baptist school in the country was "deliberately indifferent" to rape allegations levied at Tevin Elliott. He is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting the California woman.
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• Judge drops 2 non-capital charges in 9/11 case at Guantanamo

  07-04-2017 21:55
  
  MIAMI - A military judge has dismissed two of eight charges against five prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention center who are charged in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
      
  Army Col. James Pohl accepted a defense argument that the statute of limitations has run out on the charges. Friday's ruling strikes the charges of attacking civilian objects and destruction of property.
      
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• Two arrested for pretending to be police to rob home

  07-04-2017 21:05
  
  BATON ROUGE - Police say two men robbed a home, forcing their way in by pretending to be police officers.Louisiana State Police officers arrested 32-year-old Chad Phillips and 21-year-old Davante Brooks.According to officers, the pair went to a home and knocked on the door, showing a badge to the person inside. They were not let in, according to police, so they kicked the door in and yelled "police, get on the ground," while armed with a pistol. The pair then burglarized the residence and took s
  
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• Fight heats up over plan to move President Polk's body

  07-04-2017 20:19
  
  NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A lawyer for a museum that wants to have the body of former President James K. Polk exhumed is accusing the head of the Tennessee Historical Commission of acting unethically.
      
  The attorney was responding to a letter from the executive director of the Tennessee Historical Commission saying moving the 11th president's body from the state Capitol grounds to a museum 50 miles away would create a false sense of history.
      
  
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• La. Chemical Association loses appeal on sales tax challenge

  07-04-2017 20:02
  
  BATON ROUGE - Louisiana's chemical industry has again lost its challenge of a sales tax change that boosted charges for chemical plants among other businesses.
      
  A three-judge panel of a Baton Rouge-based state appeals court Friday upheld a December 2015 ruling against the Louisiana Chemical Association.
      
  That ruling dismissed the organization's lawsuit claiming the temporary suspension of a 1-cent sales tax exemption on business utili
  
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• Passenger ejected, driver injured in Denham Springs crash

  07-04-2017 19:52
  
  DENHAM SPRINGS - One person was ejected from a vehicle after a crash in Denham Springs.A spokesperson for the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office says the vehicle was traveling westbound on Lockhart Road near Magnolia Blvd.Officials say the vehicle veered right for unknown reasons and drove into a culvert.The passenger was ejected from the vehicle.That passenger, as well as the driver of the vehicle, were transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.Neither person injured in
  
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• Widow of former Saints star Will Smith sues his killer

  07-04-2017 19:45
  
  NEW ORLEANS  - The widow of former New Orleans Saints star Will Smith is suing the man who was convicted of fatally shooting her husband after a traffic crash.
      
  Multiple news outlets report that Racquel Smith filed the lawsuit Friday against Cardell Hayes in Orleans Parish Civil District Court
      
  A jury convicted Hayes of manslaughter in Smith's death and of attempted manslaughter for wounding Smith's wife on the night of April
  
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• Residents of Stick Alley against annexation to Port Allen

  07-04-2017 17:26
  
  WEST BATON ROUGE – Residents of a small community called Stick Alley are fighting against City Hall over the annexation to Port Allen.Stick Alley is a small unincorporated area of West Baton Rouge Parish and if the community becomes a part of the city, things could change for residents."If you annex, you won't be able to put a trailer on your property and you won't be able to raise animals on your property," Richard Murphy, Stick Alley resident, said.Murphy has been a resident of Stick
  
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• Numerous injuries reported in I-12 wreck Friday

  07-04-2017 17:07
  
  LIVINGSTON – As many as twelve people could be hurt in an accident on I-12; some of them children, sources told WBRZ Friday.The wreck happened in a stretch of interstate between Walker and Livingston. There are no state traffic cameras in the area but WBRZ's advanced traffic-tracking technology showed significant delays in the area.     > CLICK HERE to track traffic congestion The wreck happened on I-12 East around 5 p.m.Numerous firs
  
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• Contractor hired in good faith had no license, but does now

  07-04-2017 17:06
  
  BATON ROUGE - A contractor facing fraud charges in Baton Rouge has bonded out of jail. A homeowner who filed charges against Sargent Pitcher is worried he'll wreak havoc in another's home. Rick Bueche says he hired Pitcher in good faith and had two criteria to meet."You have to be licensed and bonded," said Bueche. "He said he was and that he had 35 years experience."Pitcher got to work right away, but now Bueche is calling what he did shoddy work."There's electrical wires hang
  
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• 2 Marines demoted, more investigated in nude photo probe

  07-04-2017 16:38
  
  WASHINGTON - The Marine Corps says two male Marines have been demoted and about two dozen other military members are being investigated over nude photographs that were shared online.The administrative punishments are the first from the investigation into the photo scandal that included violent and disparaging comments about women in the pictures.The two enlisted Marines made the comments on a social media site under a photo of a woman. Their remarks were about a male senior leader, not her.The C
  
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• Four arrested, drugs seized following Livingston investigation

  07-04-2017 16:25
  
  LIVINGSTON – Several drugs were seized and four individuals were arrested following a month-long investigation into two apartments in Denham Springs.According to the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office, deputies executed search warrants on two apartments located in the 2000 block of Kelli Drive after an investigation into the sale of drugs and possession of illegal weapons at the locations.During the search of one apartment, deputies located 23 grams of cocaine, one gram of methamphetam
  
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• Monitor traffic live: Heavy congestion Friday evening

  07-04-2017 15:57
  
  BATON ROUGE – Traffic hit its usual slow crawl Friday afternoon as traffic monitors warned of the possibility of an even slower evening rush home.As the evening commute started, there were significant delays on I-10 in both directions. Eastbound traffic was moving at nearly 10 mph over the river and slowed again toward the EBR-Ascension line. Westbound experienced heavy delays in the early afternoon around the 10/12 Split.Click HERE to monitor traffic live via WBRZ's advanced traffic-t
  
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• 109 pounds of marijuana to be sold during Spring Break seized by Gulfport police

  07-04-2017 14:35
  
  GULFPORT – Police seized more than one hundred pounds of marijuana headed to Gulfport during a traffic stop bound for Spring Break parties, according to a report by WLOX.The seizure occurred on Thursday night when police stopped a truck on the I-10 near the 33-mile marker in Gulfport due to a traffic offense. Gulfport investigators say the driver of the truck consented to a search and 109 pounds of marijuana hidden in the vehicle was found.Police say that it was learned the drugs were
  
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• FEMA extends hotel stay program until May 11

  07-04-2017 14:30
  
  BATON ROUGE – FEMA’s Transitional Sheltering Assistance program has been extended until May 2017.Eligible survivors may stay in participating hotel/motels through the night of Wednesday, May 10, 2017 but must check out by Thursday, May 11, 2017.Following a mid-extension review, some applicants may be found ineligible for continued hotel stays as of Tuesday, April 25, 2017 with a checkout on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.The TSA program is intended to provide “short-term
  
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• High turnover: La. civil service wants to change pay scales

  07-04-2017 14:25
  
  BATON ROUGE - Louisiana's civil service agency wants to boost pay scales for rank-and-file state workers, hoping to shrink turnover rates and costs associated with lost employees.The proposal carries a $46 million price tag, to pay for an across-the-board, 2 percent pay hike and adjust the minimum salary ranges for jobs.Byron Decoteau, the state's civil service director, says high turnover rates cost agencies millions in lost productivity. Particularly hard-hit are the corrections and child welf
  
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• Twitter: US backs down on seeking anti-Trump user records

  07-04-2017 14:21
  
  NEW YORK - Twitter says the U.S. government backed down on a request for records that could identify users behind an account opposed to President Donald Trump.As a result, Twitter is withdrawing a federal lawsuit that challenged the government's request. Twitter charged Thursday that efforts by the government to "unmask" the people behind the account violate the First Amendment.The account in question is ALT_uscis , a reference to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office. The account
  
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• NASCAR ends deal with racetrack after owner's arrest

  07-04-2017 14:01
  
  WATERFORD - NASCAR has severed ties with a Connecticut racetrack after its owner was charged with patronizing a prostitution ring that police say exploited young men with mental health issues by delivering them to wealthy clients for sex.NASCAR announced Thursday that it would no longer sanction the Whelen All-American Series at New London-Waterford Speedbowl.The track's owner, Bruce Bemer, of Glastonbury, was charged last week with patronizing a trafficked person in connection with what authori
  
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• Jackson man killed in East Feliciana Parish crash

  07-04-2017 13:53
  
  JACKSON – State Police say a Jackson man died Friday in a single vehicle crash on LA 952 in East Feliciana Parish.According to Louisiana State Police, the crash happened shortly after 8:30 a.m. on LA 952 north of LA 10. Investigators say Timothy Hollins, 49, was driving southbound on LA 952 when he “for reasons still under investigation” continued off the roadway and struck a parked vehicle.Police say Hollins was not wearing a seatbelt and suffered fatal injuries in
  
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• Kansas Legislature passes oversight after waterslide death

  07-04-2017 13:42
  
  TOPEKA - Kansas lawmakers have agreed to strengthen the state's lax oversight of amusement park rides after a legislator's son was killed on a waterslide last year.The state Senate approved the bill Friday on 35-2 vote. The plan now heads to the governor.Rep. Scott Schwab's son, Caleb, died last summer on a water slide at Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City, Kansas. Schwab didn't comment on the bill giving an emotional speech in support of the legislation last week on the House floor.Gov. Sam
  
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• Man dies after being run over by friend driving truck in Covington

  07-04-2017 13:33
  
  COVINGTON - Police say a 67-year-old man has died after being run over by a pickup truck in a Walmart parking lot in Covington. NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune reports that Donald Wilburn Leavelle rode along in a friend's truck to the grocery store on Thursday afternoon.The friend, who police did not name, drove to the store entrance so Leavelle would not have far to walk.Authorities say Leavelle exited the truck but then walked back toward it. The driver did not realize where Leav
  
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• Crash causing major backup near I-10/I-12 split

  07-04-2017 13:09
  
  BATON ROUGE - A late-night crash on I-10 has backed up traffic past the 10/12 split.The accident happened near the College Dr. exit of westbound I-10 just before 11 p.m.Law enforcement officials have not released any information on how many cars were involved in the crash or if anybody was injured.This is a developing story. Check back for details.Permalink| Comments
  
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• South Dakota man gets $190 fine for snake without leash

  07-04-2017 13:06
  
  SIOUX FALLS - A man who was fined $190 for allowing his pet snake to slither freely in a South Dakota park says he's disturbed by an animal control officer's suggestion that he restrain the reptile on a leash while in public.The Argus Leader reports that Jerry Kimball was ticketed for "animals running at large" last week after a woman complained that his Fire Bee Ball Python was roaming freely at Falls Park in Sioux Falls.Kimball says he was "dumbfounded" by the leash recommendation.Animal Contr
  
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• AG's office to hold fair housing workshops

  07-04-2017 13:06
  
  BATON ROUGE – April is National Fair Housing Month and Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is hosting several educational workshops on fair housing throughout the state.The workshops are free and will focus on educating the public about their housing rights.Landry said his office will continue to work hard to ensure that citizens are treated fairly when buying or renting homes.The housing workshops are as follows:Saturday, April 8, 2017: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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• World response to US strike reflects divide over Syria

  07-04-2017 12:42
  
  BEIRUT - The U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base was widely welcomed as a response to this week's chemical weapons attack, but condemned by Syria's government and its allies Russia and Iran, which said the move would complicate efforts to fight terrorism.The following is a sample of the reactions from the international community, the parties to Syria's six-year-old civil war and victims of the chemical attack.RUSSIAA spokesman for Vladimir Putin said the strike "deals a significant blow to
  
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• Lane closures on parts of Perkins Road start Friday

  07-04-2017 12:18
  
  BATON ROUGE – Drivers should expect alternating lane closures in both directions on parts Perkins Road starting Friday.According to DOTD, the lane closures start at 8 p.m. Friday April 7, to 5 a.m. Monday April 10, between Bluebonnet Blvd and Acadian Thruway. The closures are needed for patching operations.At least one lane in both directions will be open at all times. DOTD says there will be no center two-way left turn during these closures.“DOTD appreciates your patience an
  
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• Conservative talker Tomi Lahren sues Glenn Beck, The Blaze

  07-04-2017 12:12
  
  DALLAS - Conservative talk show host Tomi Lahren has filed a lawsuit against Glenn Beck and his online platform, The Blaze, alleging wrongful termination.
      
  Lahren was ousted from her program after she said she was in favor of abortion rights while appearing on ABC's "The View" on March 17.
      
  In the 27-page lawsuit filed Friday in Dallas, Lahren's attorney said nothing in his client's employment contract prohibited Lahren's comments on
  
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• Snoop Dogg inducts Tupac into Rock Hall

  07-04-2017 12:09
  
  NEW YORK - Snoop Dogg has inducted the late Tupac Shakur into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with a speech that was both touching and playful.
      
  Dogg, a former label mate and friend of Shakur, says he was at Friday night's ceremony at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn to make sure the rapper, actor and poet is remembered as a "strong black man that stood for his."
      
  Dogg, a marijuana enthusiast, also says it was Shakur who first gave him
  
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• Colombia ends search for flood survivors; death toll at 314

  07-04-2017 12:07
  
  BOGOTA, Colombia - Colombian officials say they're formally abandoning the search for survivors of the floods that killed at least 314 people in the small city of Mocoa, though 106 people remain listed as missing.
      
  Officials say emergency workers will turn to assessing the damage, distributing aid and trying to avoid the outbreak of epidemics in the town, where water and power services remain cut.
      
  Defense Minister Luis Carlos Villega
  
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• Wife of real estate heir Durst declared dead after 35 years

  07-04-2017 12:05
  
  NEW YORK - The first wife of real estate heir Robert Durst has been officially declared dead 35 years after she was last seen.
      
  A New York judge set the date of death for Kathleen Durst at Jan. 31, 1987, exactly five years after her 1982 disappearance.
      
  The ruling from Surrogate's Court in Manhattan was dated March 24. It was first reported in the New York Post.
      
  Durst has long been suspected in the deat
  
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• US-China talks more about optics than substance

  07-04-2017 12:04
  
  The anticipated showdown between the United States and China over trade and North Korea has ended with little sign of confrontation - or concrete progress in resolving differences.
      
  U.S. officials say President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to increase cooperation on trying to get North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program, and China has acknowledged the need for more balanced trade with the U.S.
      
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• US regulators accuse Google of underpaying female workers

  07-04-2017 12:02
  
  SAN FRANCISCO - Government investigators looking into how Google pays its employees accused the tech giant of shortchanging women doing similar work to men.
      
  A U.S. Department of Labor official disclosed the agency's allegations during a Friday court hearing in San Francisco. The Guardian reported on the testimony of Janette Wipper, a regional director for the Labor Department.
      
  Google says it vehemently disagreed with the charges of
  
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• Trump administration: Travel ban is religiously neutral

  07-04-2017 12:00
  
  SAN FRANCISCO - The Trump administration is blasting a Hawaii judge's ruling blocking its revised travel ban in court documents asking a federal appeals court to overturn the decision.
      
  In a filing with 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals late Friday, the Department of Justice says U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson second-guessed President Donald Trump's national security judgment and wrongly relied on statements Trump made on the campaign trail to conclude the trav
  
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• Truck crashes into Swedish store; 2 dead reported

  07-04-2017 09:15
  
  STOCKHOLM - Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven says everything indicates that a truck which has crashed into a major department store in downtown Stockholm is "a terror attack."Lofven says at least two people have been killed in the attack Friday afternoon on the Ahlens store. One person has been arrested.Broadcaster SVT says at least five people have been killed in the attack but police could not immediately confirm that. Swedish radio says at least three people have died.The Aftonbl
  
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• Swedish Police say several dead, several injured after truck crash

  07-04-2017 09:15
  
  STOCKHOLM - Swedish police say there are several dead and several injured after a truck ran into a crowd of people in downtown Stockholm.In a statement Friday, they said that they cannot exclude this is an act of terror based on other events in Europe.Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, who was returning to Stockholm from central Sweden, said that everything indicates it was "a terror attack."Norwegian police, who are normally unarmed, have decided to allow officers in some major citi
  
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• Russia suspends 'deconfliction line' that protected pilots over Syria

  07-04-2017 09:10
  
  DUBAI - A communication link between U.S. and Russian military officials has protected pilots flying missions over the crowded skies of war-ravaged Syria, but now Moscow says it is suspending its cooperation over an American missile strike.The following is an explanation of the so-called "deconfliction line" and the possible consequences of cutting it.___FLYING THE UNFRIENDLY SKIESA U.S.-led coalition has been bombing Islamic State-held territory across Syria, launching 24 strikes on Thursday al
  
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• La. congressional delegation reacts to Syrian missile strikes

  07-04-2017 08:50
  
  BATON ROUGE - The United States has attacked a Syrian air base with roughly 60 cruise missiles in response to a chemical weapons attack it blames on President Bashar Assad. Louisiana's congressional delegation issued the following statements on the missile strikes:U.S. Senator John Kennedy:“I commend President Trump for his swift action against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.  Assad is a thug.  He cannot murder his own citizens and children without expectin
  
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• South Dakota man imprisoned for biting off girlfriend's nose

  07-04-2017 08:35
  
  MITCHELL - A man has been sentenced to seven years in the South Dakota State Penitentiary for biting off his girlfriend's nose.The Daily Republic reports that Judge Bruce Anderson called the January 2016 attack by John Abdo "unforgivable." He sentenced Abdo this week to 15 years in prison with eight years suspended.Authorities allege the 30-year-old man also bit his girlfriend numerous times elsewhere on her body. A jury convicted him of aggravated assault in February.Abdo also was sentenced to
  
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• Police: Maine TV weatherman found dead of apparent suicide

  07-04-2017 07:50
  
  AUBURN, Maine - Police say a popular television meteorologist in Maine's largest city has been found dead of an apparent suicide.Tom Johnston from WCSH-TV in Portland was reported missing Monday after he failed to return from a weekend event at the Sunday River ski resort.Old Orchard Beach Police Deputy Chief Jason Moen said the 46-year-old Johnston was found by Auburn police.Moen said in a news release Thursday night that any suspicion of foul play has been ruled out. An autopsy was scheduled F
  
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• KFC to stop using chickens raised with human antibiotics

  07-04-2017 07:47
  
  NEW YORK - KFC says it plans to stop serving chicken given antibiotics important to human health.The fried chicken chain says the change will be completed by the end of next year at all of its U.S. restaurants. Other fast food companies have made similar pledges, including McDonald's Corp.Meat producers give animals antibiotics to make them grow faster and prevent illness, a practice that has become a public health issue. Officials say it can lead to germs becoming resistant to drugs, making ant
  
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• Rubio says next step in Syria is negotiating regime change

  07-04-2017 06:59
  
  WASHINGTON - Sen. Marco Rubio says the next step in Syria should be to work with Sunni governments to discuss "an alternative" government in Syria.Rubio is a Florida Republican and onetime rival of President Donald Trump. The conservative tells NBC's "Today" show that Trump should reach out to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, as well as Turkey, to discuss ways to get Syrian President Bashar Assad to step down and create a new regime. Assad has not responded to diplomatic pressure in th
  
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• Authorities: Woman chokes teen for blocking view at Disney

  07-04-2017 06:52
  
  ORLANDO - Authorities in Florida say a woman is accused of child abuse after choking a teenager who refused to sit down during a fireworks display at Disney's Magic Kingdom.An Orange County Sheriff's arrest report says 41-year-old Tabbatha Kay Mature of New Baltimore, Michigan, was sitting with her family Wednesday night, waiting for the nightly fireworks display. The teen, who was visiting the park with friends, stood up when the show started, blocking the Mature family's view.The Orlando Senti
  
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• Gorsuch heads for confirmation as Senate tears up own rules

  07-04-2017 06:49
  
  WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, is heading for confirmation after Republicans tore up the Senate's voting rules to allow him to ascend to the high court over furious Democratic objections.Democrats have denounced the GOP's use of what both sides dubbed the "nuclear option" to put Gorsuch on the court, calling it an epic power grab that will further corrode politics in Congress, the courts and the United States.Many Republicans bemoan reaching that point
  
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• Gorsuch confirmed; Senate approves Trump nominee, 54-45

  07-04-2017 06:49
  
  WASHINGTON - The Senate has confirmed Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, bringing a contentious 14-month partisan battle to a close after the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.The vote was 54-45 on Friday. The victory gives President Donald Trump's 49-year-old nominee a lifetime spot on the court and his party a much-needed political win after failing to pass legislation on health care and other issues.The final confirmation vote came after Senate Republicans rewrote the chamber's rules, voting t
  
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• Trump, Xi meet again, in shadow of missile strikes on Syria

  07-04-2017 06:47
  
  PALM BEACH - The U.S. missile strikes on Syria are overshadowing the second day of talks between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.When the leaders meet Friday, North Korea's nuclear ambitions and the U.S-China trade imbalance as well as other points of tension are expected to be discussed.Trump and his wife, Melania, hosted Xi and his wife for dinner Thursday night at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in south Florida. Not long after dinner the U.S. announced the missile barrage o
  
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• Firefighters investigating fire on Stern Avenue

  07-04-2017 06:36
  
  BATON ROUGE - Firefighters are trying to determine what caused a residential fire on Stern Avenue in Baton Rouge late Thursday night.According to the Baton Rouge Fire Department, the fire started after 10 p.m. in the 5000 block of Stern Avenue. Firefighters arriving at the scene found fire coming from the rear of the house. The owner of the home was able to escape safely but the house recieved heavy fire and smoke damage. The Red Cross was called to assist the resident. BRFD estimates t
  
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• Crash blocks westbound lane on LA 70 in Sorrento

  07-04-2017 06:05
  
  BATON ROUGE - News 2's Ashley Fruge has you covered with live updates for your Friday morning commute.Beat the traffic every time using WBRZ's advanced traffic tracking technology. Click here to go to our traffic center. Tweets by WBRZtrafficPermalink| Comments
  
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• Amtrak crews fail to meet deadline, leaving a nasty commute in New York

  07-04-2017 05:21
  
  NEW YORK- Train service into New York City remains disrupted after transit officials say Amtrak didn't complete work on damaged rails at Penn Station on time.The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it has canceled 10 Long Island Rail Road trains into Manhattan for Friday's morning rush hour and terminated four others at stations in Queens.MTA says Amtrak crews didn't finish track repair work by 4 a.m. Friday as promised. The agency also says Amtrak denied access to tracks overnight so LI
  
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• Sec. of State Tillerson says russia failed to deliver

  07-04-2017 05:14
  
  WASHINGTON- Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says Russia has "failed" in its responsibility to deliver on a 2013 commitment to secure Syria's chemical weapons. Tillerson briefed reporters shortly after the U.S. launched cruise missiles against a Syrian air base in retaliation for a gruesome chemical weapons attack. The secretary says Russia has either been complicit or "simply incompetent" in failing to deliver on its end of the agreement.Permalink| Comments
  
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