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• Police: Gunman said he shot Philadelphia cop in Islam's name
• The Latest: Suspect's mother says he's been hearing voices
• Maine governor sorry for remark about 'young white' girls
• Explosives traces, Paris fugitive's prints found in Brussels
• Seeking support for gun actions, Obama tears into the NRA
• Burns, Ore., residents to Bundys: It's time to go home

Police: Gunman said he shot Philadelphia cop in Islam's name Posted: 08 Jan 2016 11:07 AM PST PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A man using a gun stolen from police said he was acting in the name of Islam when he ambushed an officer sitting in his marked cruiser at an intersection, firing shots at point-blank range, authorities said Friday. Both the officer and suspect were injured during the barrage of gunfire.

The Latest: Suspect's mother says he's been hearing voices Posted: 08 Jan 2016 10:49 AM PST PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The latest on a Philadelphia police officer shot while sitting in a police cruiser (all times local):

Maine governor sorry for remark about 'young white' girls Posted: 08 Jan 2016 08:51 AM PST Gov. Paul LePage on Friday apologized for his remark about out-of-state drug dealers impregnating "young white" girls, calling it a slip of the tongue and saying he didn't mean to inject race ...

Explosives traces, Paris fugitive's prints found in Brussels Posted: 08 Jan 2016 02:30 AM PST BRUSSELS (AP) — Investigators searching an apartment in Brussels uncovered the fingerprint of a fugitive in the Nov. 13 Paris attacks, as well as possible suicide belts and traces of the same kind of explosives used in the bombings that night, the federal prosecutor's office said Friday.

Seeking support for gun actions, Obama tears into the NRA Posted: 07 Jan 2016 06:21 PM PST FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — President Barack Obama tore into the National Rifle Association on Thursday as he sought support for his actions on gun control, accusing the powerful lobby group of peddling an "imaginary fiction" that he said has distorted the national debate about gun violence.

Burns, Ore., residents to Bundys: It's time to go home Posted: 07 Jan 2016 05:34 PM PST For nearly a week, a band of anti-government outsiders occupying a nature reserve has put Harney County, a remote patch of land in southeastern Oregon, in the national spotlight. But Wednesday, a group of local residents banded together to reclaim the conversation and send their uninvited guests a message: We appreciate the effort, but it's time for you to go.

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