LeBron James' Los Angeles home vandalized with racial slur

Strong to Severe Thunderstorms Possible This Afternoon The agency says heavy rain and large hail could pelt the region and strong winds could gust up to 90 kilometres an hour. The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for ALL of western MA until 9pm.

Cleveland fires 1 officer, suspends 2nd in Tamir Rice shooting He resigned after six months from that police force after being deemed unfit to serve as a police officer. He said both officers were disciplined for violating department rules. "There's a 12-year-old kid dead.

Russians warned against visiting UK over terror threat It's been downgraded on the advice of security services from "critical" to "severe", meaning an attack is still highly likely. However, the threat level remains severe and there will still be significant numbers of armed police on our streets.

Fake media prevent Americans from hearing real story On that topic, Trump tweeted Sunday night: "I suggest that we add more dollars to Healthcare and make it the best anywhere". The newspaper cited anonymous US officials who were briefed on intelligence reports on intercepted Russian communications.

A look at what minimum-wage workers get paid across Canada Providing seven paid sick days for all workers separate from Personal Emergency Leave. The government plans to raise it every year along with the rate of inflation.

Uber fires autonomous car researcher involved in lawsuit Uber had been asking Levandowski to assist with the internal investigation for months, according to a company spokesperson. The lawsuit also claims that Uber's self-driving cars use LiDAR that is directly copied from Waymo's technology.

Israeli govt meeting near Jerusalem site angers Palestinians The status of Jerusalem is among the most sensitive issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The nearby Western Wall is the holiest site where Jews can pray.

Christy Clark to stay on as BC premier Liberals' discussions with the Greens for support in the minority parliament. "We're going to work together on this", said Weaver. The Liberals won the most seats, but were unable to persuade the Green party to back them in a minority government.

Justices will hear Ohio appeal over purging voter rolls If the notice is ignored and the voter fails to update a registration over the next four years, the registration is canceled. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit disagreed previous year , ruling 2 to 1 in favor of the plaintiffs.

Reds vs. Blue Jays Prediction Adam Duvall homered for the Reds (24-26) in the sixth inning and has five homers in his past five games and 14 for the season. Cincinnati leadoff man Billy Hamilton used his blinding speed to score the game's opening run in the first inning.

Police make fresh arrest over Manchester bombing In addition, the BBC reported that the authorities received at least three warnings about Abedi's intentions since January. They also reported that people who knew Abedi raised concerns years before he carried out the attack.

UK PM May says prepared to leave European Union without a Brexit deal You don't address these problems by ignoring them. "I am not a dictator", Corbyn said in one his best lines of the night. The Labour leader said it was "not right and not fair" for his family to be subjected to the scrutiny.

Manchester Police Arrest Man, 25, In Bomb Probe Armed police mingled with spectators as crowds gathered to watch the runners, including mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham. They also have published CCTV images of Abedi on the night of the attack, which show him wearing a hat, glasses, and a dark top.

Mumbai Indians win IPL 2017 against Rising Pune Supergiant Sharma broke the shackles with the first boundary of the innings on the opening delivery of the sixth over. Pune improved their tournament record but may have played their last game of the cash-rich league.

Jeremy Corbyn rules out deal with SNP in hung Parliament The Conservatives say another ballot can not take place until after Brexit and only if there is public consent for a vote. Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly said that "now is not the time" for a second referendum on independence.