The Washington Post

Ken Johnson of Altadena, California, told local media he set up a camera after seeing damage around his property. He’s since also heard “clunking and booming.”

The New World screwworm in Mexico has meant an almost year-long blockade on imported cattle, disrupted domestic feedlots and long-standing business relationships.

Northwestern’s interim president said the university chose to negotiate an agreement because the “cost of a legal fight was too high and the risks too grave.”

Dignitas, which Ludwig Minelli founded, has helped thousands of people to die, some from countries where assisted suicide is illegal.

Businesses in Little Village, one of the Chicago’s most important commercial districts, have seen sales plummet during “Operation Midway Blitz.”

One victim has died and one remains hospitalized. Authorities are still examining the motives of the suspect, a 29-year-old Afghan national who helped the CIA.