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• Planned Parenthood says Colorado shooter opposed abortion
• What Ben Carson says he learned while visiting Syrian refugee camps in the Middle East
• After two days of silence, GOP candidates respond to Planned Parenthood shootings
• Massive rallies for the climate, but violence in Paris
• Earth is a wilder, warmer place since last climate deal made
• Planned Parenthood says Colorado shooter opposed abortion
• Police capture suspect in shooting of Pennsylvania officer
• Chicago police will add more body cameras for officers

Planned Parenthood says Colorado shooter opposed abortion Posted: 29 Nov 2015 02:45 PM PST Planned Parenthood said on Sunday that news reports that the gunman who attacked its Colorado health clinic had uttered "no more baby parts" during his arrest showed that the suspect was motivated by an anti-abortion agenda. The remark attributed to suspect Robert Lewis Dear was an apparent reference to Planned Parenthood's abortion activities and its role in delivering fetal tissue to medical researchers, a hot button issue in the 2016 race for the presidency. "We now know the man responsible for the tragic shooting at PP's health center in Colorado was motivated by opposition to safe and legal abortion," the organization said on Twitter.

What Ben Carson says he learned while visiting Syrian refugee camps in the Middle East Posted: 29 Nov 2015 12:39 PM PST Ben Carson says the Syrian refugees he met during his trip to the Middle East don't want to come to the United States — they want to go home.

After two days of silence, GOP candidates respond to Planned Parenthood shootings Posted: 29 Nov 2015 11:13 AM PST After two days of near-radio silence over the deadly shootings at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado, several Republican presidential candidates addressed the attack Sunday.

Massive rallies for the climate, but violence in Paris Posted: 29 Nov 2015 10:59 AM PST Hundreds of thousands of people rallied around the world Sunday on the eve of a Paris summit aimed at averting catastrophic climate change, but violent clashes in the French capital soured the show of people power. The global protests, including an emotional linking of hands near the heart of this month's terror attacks in Paris, were aimed at building grassroots pressure for an historic deal at the UN talks to limit global warming. As US President Brack Obama and other world leaders began flying into Paris for Monday's official opening, negotiators vowed at a preliminary session to honour the victims of the attacks by forging an ambitious deal.

Earth is a wilder, warmer place since last climate deal made Posted: 29 Nov 2015 10:30 AM PST PARIS (AP) — This time, it's a hotter, waterier, wilder Earth that world leaders are trying to save.

Planned Parenthood says Colorado shooter opposed abortion Posted: 29 Nov 2015 04:19 PM PST By Keith Coffman COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Reuters) - Planned Parenthood said on Sunday that news reports that the gunman who attacked its Colorado health clinic had uttered "no more baby parts" during his arrest showed the suspect was motivated by an anti-abortion agenda. The remark attributed to suspect Robert Lewis Dear was an apparent reference to Planned Parenthood's abortion activities and its role in delivering fetal tissue to medical researchers, a hot-button issue in the 2016 race for the presidency. "We now know the man responsible for the tragic shooting at PP's health center in Colorado was motivated by opposition to safe and legal abortion," the organization said on Twitter.

Police capture suspect in shooting of Pennsylvania officer Posted: 29 Nov 2015 07:34 AM PST Police searched six hours for Ray Shetler Jr., 31, who is suspected of shooting St. Clair Township Officer Lloyd Reed at a residence in New Florence, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night, state police said in a statement. Pennsylvania State Police captured Shetler without incident, police said. Reed, who had more than 20 years experience as an officer including five years with the St. Clair Police Department, died from gunshot wounds, police said.

Chicago police will add more body cameras for officers Posted: 29 Nov 2015 03:53 PM PST Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy said additional cameras will enhance public trust, although their statement did not directly refer to the charges against Officer Jason Van Dyke. Van Dyke fired 16 times in killing Laquan McDonald, 17, a video police released last week shows.

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