Ray Charles dies at 73 in Beverly Hills
Ray Charles, the blind singer and pianist who fused blues, R&B, gospel and jazz, died at his Beverly Hills home at 11:35 a.m. He was 73. The Grammy winner collapsed boundaries with hits like What'd I Say and Hit the Road Jack and last appeared publicly with Clint Eastwood for Los Angeles landmark designation.
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Teen death by own action rate falls in U.S. over decade
CDC reports a about 25 percent drop in deaths by own action among ages 10 to 19 from 1992 to 2001. While gun related suicides declined, suffocation methods such as hanging and bag use rose, overtaking shootings among youths by end of the decade. Trigger locks and safer gun practices entered households during the period.
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Stewart seeks new trial in Secret Service ink dispute
Martha Stewart asks a judge for a new trial four weeks before sentencing for lying about a 2001 stock sale. She cites alleged perjury by Secret Service ink expert Larry Stewart, whose testimony prosecutors say was pivotal but possibly flawed. Bacanovic also seeks a new trial citing similar grounds.
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