Newsy Headlines
UK might give guns to more police officers
Police chiefs in Great Britain will discuss arming more of their officers in response to a string of recent terrorist attacks.
'All Eyez on Me' sued for copyright-infringement
Journalist Kevin Powell filed a copyright-infringement lawsuit seeking up to $180,000 per broadcast of "All Eyez On Me."
Hackers target U.K. Parliament
The attempted hack came the same week a British newspaper reported Russian hackers had traded officials' passwords online.
SeaWorld investigated for 'Blackfish' response
Two government agencies have subpoenaed SeaWorld officials about how they responded to the fallout from the "Blackfish" documentary.
Jane Sanders investigated for possible fraud
Officials are looking into accusations that in 2010, Jane Sanders misrepresented donor numbers to get a loan for the now-closed Burlington College.
Qatar receives list of demands to end sanctions
Qatar is reviewing a list of demands from four nations that have imposed sanctions against it — but the country says the demands aren't fair.
New law makes it easier to fire VA employees
President Trump signed the Department of Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act in response to scandals at VA hospitals.
California adds states to travel blacklist
California will no longer pay for its employees to travel to eight different states with laws it says discriminate against LGBTQ people.
Southeast Asian diplomats discuss ISIS threats
Diplomats from the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia met Thursday to discuss the growing threat of violent extremism.
Rep. Steve Scalise transferred out of ICU
Scalise and Matt Mika, the other victim still hospitalized after the June 14 Republican congressional baseball practice shooting, are making progress.
