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Georgia race seen as early Trump test goes to run-off
A Democrat came close to outright victory in Tuesday's closely watched US congressional primary in Georgia, heading to a run-off in a race that Democrats tout as an early test of resistance to President Donald Trump. Jon Ossoff, 30, came in first in a crowded field of candidates in a traditionally conservative 6th district, but narrowly fell short of passing the all-important 50 percent threshold. The nearest Republican -- former state secretary of state Karen Handel -- came in at just 19.8 percent.
Suspect Who 'Hates White People' Arrested After 3 Shot Dead on Downtown Streets
Kori Ali Muhammad shouted 'Allahu Akbar' before mowing down three people, police said.
Sessions expands program to combat crime on tribal lands
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions moved Tuesday to expand an Obama administration initiative to allow more tribal authorities access to federal anti-crime databases — an action long sought by tribes from the Metlakatla of Alaska to the Oneida of New York.
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