Charleston shooter Dylann Roof to plead guilty in state case
Dylann Roof, convicted in the Emanuel AME Church massacre, is set to plead guilty to nine state murder charges in Charleston on April 10 in exchange for life in prison. He faces potential federal execution remains separate and unrelated to the plea deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Dylann Roof
Scarlett Wilson
Associated Press
Roof
Charleston
Emanuel Ame
White House Officials Linked to Nunes Intel Documents
Three senior White House officials including the NSC top lawyer assisted in handling intelligence files shared with House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes. Ezra Cohen gathered and routed the documents to John Eisenberg and Michael Ellis, tying the NSC to the Trump administration’s surveillance claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
National Security Council
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Devin Nunes
Calif
Trump
Nunes
House Committee
National Security
Michael Flynn
Ezra Cohen
Jared Kushner
Stephen Bannon
Donald Trump
Twitter
Trump Tower
Barack Obama
FBI
James Comey
Sean Spicer
Cohen
Trump Campaign
John Eisenberg
Michael Ellis
Eisenberg
Ellis
Donald McGahn
New York Times
Three Arrested Overpass Fire Collapse in Atlanta
Three people were arrested in connection with a fire that collapsed an elevated section of Interstate 85 in Atlanta. Basil Eleby faces criminal damage to property charges while Sophia Bruner and Barry Thomas are charged with criminal trespass. Traffic halted. repairs expected to take months with 350 feet of highway needing replacement. MARTA increased rail service as officials assess the incident and initial repair funds were released by federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jay Florence
Basil Eleby
Sophia Bruner
Barry Thomas
Ebby
Florence
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Connie Bailey-Blake
Dacula
MARTA
Bai
ley-Blake
Amelia Ford
Georgia Transportation
Russell McMurry
Georgia State Patrol
Mark McDonough
McMurry
U.S. Transportation
Elaine Chao
Federal Highway Administration
Natalie Dale
Georgia Transportation Department
Lauren Stewart
Georgia Tech
Witness says driver texted before fatal Texas bus crash
A witness reported the pickup driver Jack Dillon Young admitted texting while driving before colliding with a church minibus in rural Texas, killing 13. The crash happened on a curving two lane road 75 miles west of San Antonio near Concan. authorities note the truck crossed the center line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Jody Kuchler
Associated Press
San Antonio
Concan
Kuchler
Leakey
Sheriff's Offices
Uvalde
Real
Jack Dillon Young
San Antonio Express-News
Department of Public Safety
Conrad Hein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Israel
Jerusalem
West Bank
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Amona
Poland
Warsaw
Law and Justice Party
Jaroslaw Kaczynski
Greg Miller and
Karen Deyoung
The
Washington Post
Stewart
Philadelphia
Andy Herrmann
Hardesty & Hanover
KABB/WOAI
U.S. 83
Garner State Park
Uvalde County