Bush in intensive care after Barbara Bush funeral
Former President George H W Bush, 93, remained in intensive care in Houston after infection spread to his blood. Spokesman Jim McGrath said he is responding to treatments and appears to be recovering following Barbara Bush's funeral.
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Driver arrested after deadly van attack in Toronto
A 25 year old Alek Minassian drove a Ryder rental van into a crowded lunch hour sidewalk in Toronto killing 10 and injuring 15. Prime Minister Trudeau called it a tragic senseless attack and police said the actions appeared deliberate.
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Royal birth thrills Britain as William and Kate reveal son
Catherine and Prince William welcomed a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces, their third child. George and Charlotte met their new sibling as Buckingham Palace displayed the birth notice and the couple spoke to reporters before greeting crowds. Bets on the baby’s name and throne order drew wide attention.
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Judge Merrilee Ehrlich retires amid contemptuous courtroom video
Broward Circuit Judge Merrilee Ehrlich, 67, announced retirement after a video surfaced showing her berating a wheelchair bound defendant, Sandra Twiggs, who died three days after the hearing. The Public Defender's Office had previously criticized her conduct and urged fitness for the bench.
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Supreme Court to hear travel ban arguments
Justices will examine the origins and scope of the travel ban that restricts entry from seven countries. The case tests whether the policy reflects anti Muslim remarks, oversteps immigration authority, and if courts can second guess national security judgments. The appeals court ruling blocked the ban as exceeding presidential powers.
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