Third person dies in attacks on homeless in San Diego, police say
Twenty-three-year-old died four days after he became the fourth and final victim in the attacks on homeless in San Diego
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Dallas gunman wrote on wall with blood during police negotiations
Gunman Micah Johnson taunted police during two hours of negotiations, before authorities killed him with a robot bomb
"Pokemon Go" being used to stage robberies, police say
Police say four men used the newly-released "Pokemon Go" app to lure potential victims to traps near St. Louis
9-year-old girl uses birthday money to buy Detroit police lunch
Little girl brought bagged lunches -- made up of sandwiches, chips, fruit and a cookie -- for officers after hearing about the unrest
Off-duty cop kills man after arguing over protesters
Police say 20-year-old broke into cop's home and was shot dead; family says cop and home invader had argued on Facebook about police protests
Texas inmates helped save guard's life by breaking out, police say
At least eight inmates at the Parker County Jail were in a basement holding cell when the lone guard slumped and fell
Black activist's arrest in La. protest sparks outrage
DeRay Mckesson was among the 100 or so taken into custody in Baton Rouge -- including some journalists -- while protesting police violence
Calendar: Week of July 11
From Bastille Day to the Louis Armstrong Wonderful World Jazz Festival, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Dallas gunman honed tactics at local combat school
Army veteran received instruction at the Academy of Combative Warrior Arts in a Dallas suburb just before amassing arsenal
Dallas mayor on "one of the real issues" with guns
Mike Rawlings went on "Face the Nation" to discuss "good guys and bad guys" in the aftermath of five cops being shot dead in his town
NYPD chief: "This is a time of great pressure" on cops
Commissioner Bill Bratton and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson discussed the Dallas police slayings on "Face the Nation" Sunday
Obama defends Black Lives Matter as protests heat up
The president said while in Spain the activists have a right to "speak truth to power," but warned of the ways some do "a disservice to the cause"
Home grown: Moving next to the farm
Life in the suburbs is changing as more and more communities are springing up around working farms
Search for Airman missing since drunken soccer party in Italy halted
Sgt. Halex Hale was last seen July 2 at a friend's cookout near Milan, where he departed on foot and wasn't seen again
Black, white and blue
A nation reels from the week's tragic events in Baton Rouge, Minnesota and Dallas that illuminate the gap between police and communities of color
Man in his 70s diagnosed with heart defect usually found in infancy
Trump, Putin, Xi Jinping to meet in first trilateral of its kind
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Criminal probe into cruise ship over potential "magic pipe"
Bomb found at industrial plant in Peoria, Illinois; rendered safe
Microsoft says it "restored service" after major worldwide outage
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
2 Americans die in suspected drowning incident in the Bahamas
Top doctor for Congress resigns amid misconduct allegations
