Suspected Nazi war criminal Siert Bruins, who served in Adolf Hitler's elite Nazi troops, the Wafen-SS, went on charges of shooting and killing a Dutch resistance fighter at the end of World War II.
As President Barack Obama announced outside the White House that he will seek congressional approval to strike Bashar al-Assad's regime, protests took place in Washington and New York. Protests supporting and opposing U.S. military actions to strike have taken place through the weekend.
Robert Miles, a Syracuse maintenance man who had been duped out of winning $5 million scratch-off ticket seven years ago, will receive his money in September.
18-year-old De'Marquise Elkins was convicted of murder in the shooting death on March 21 of a baby who was riding in a stroller with his mother in a town in Brunswick, Georgia.
