The Cops Get Body Cams
Los Angeles will announce plans Tuesday to outfit every city police officer with body-worn cameras, an ambitious change that would make it the biggest police force in the country to fully adopt the devices
The Brief
Jeb Thinking About Top Job
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush announced Tuesday that he will "actively explore" running for president in 2016
Rogen, Franco Nix Publicity Tour
Seth Rogen and James Franco cancelled all media appearances for The Interview following a cyber attack aimed at Sony Pictures
At Least 141 Dead in Taliban Attack on Pakistani School
A Taliban attack on a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday left at least 141 people dead, authorities said, many of them children. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived in Peshawar as his government declared three days of national mourning
Suspect in Pennsylvania Shooting Spree Found Dead
Bradley Stone, the man prosecutors say is responsible for killing his ex-wife and five of her family members and shooting one other before going on the run, has been found dead in the woods near his home, authorities said
Cosby's Youngest Daughter Defends Him Against Allegations
Evin Cosby, one of the comedian's four daughters, is defending her father one day after his wife, Camille, released a statement in his defense. In recent weeks, at least 15 women have accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting them
Sydney Mourns After Hostages Die in Shootout
Officials offered words of comfort and sympathy to a shocked nation after a 16-hour hostage crisis ended on Tuesday. Three people died, including the armed perpetrator, when police stormed the café in Martin Place
New Jersey’s Red Light Camera Program Is Going Dark
The state's red-light cameras will be turned off at midnight, ending a 5-year pilot program some said would reduce traffic accidents at intersections. The program brought in millions of dollars to city and state governments
Bill Clinton: Eric Garner ‘Didn’t Deserve to Die’
Former President Bill Clinton is set to address the Eric Garner case in a Tuesday interview. “He was selling untaxed cigarettes on the street in small volumes, trying to make a little extra money,” Clinton said. “He didn’t deserve to die because of that”
Family of John Crawford Files Lawsuit Over Walmart Shooting
The family of John Crawford III, a black man fatally shot by a white police officer as he held an air rifle inside a Walmart on Aug. 5, has filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday charging negligence and violation of the man's civil rights
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Announces Class of 2015
Next year’s inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame include Lou Reed, Joan Jett, Green Day, Bill Withers, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, who will take their place in music history at the Cleveland museum’s April 18 ceremony
Scientists Discover ‘Super Bacteria’ at Rio Olympics Site
The bacteria, which contains a special enzyme that makes it highly resistant to medical treatment, was found in Rio de Janeiro’s Guanabara Bay, which will be the site of competitions in sailing and wind surfing during the 2016 Olympics
