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ASHLAND, Ky. (AP) — A county clerk in Kentucky who says her refusal to issue marriage licenses to gays is based on God's authority has been jailed by a federal judge. Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis cites her religious beliefs. But five of six clerks who work with her say they'll comply. The lone holdout is Davis' son. Same-sex couples plan to return to the office on Friday.
NEW YORK (AP) — The front-runner among Republican presidential candidates says he pledges allegiance to the GOP. Donald Trump told reporters in New York that he signed a pledge that rules out a third-party White House bid. Trump says the only thing he got for signing is assurance that he'll be "treated fairly." The pledge is not legally binding.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A shooting on the campus of California's Sacramento City College has left one person dead and two wounded. The shooting happened in a parking lot near a baseball field at the edge of the campus. A police spokesman says it followed a dispute. One of the victims was a student.
FOX LAKE, Ill. (AP) — Authorities believe they've recovered video that will help the investigation into who killed a police officer in northern Illinois. They say a private resident came forward with the video from a home security system. It's been turned over to the Department of Homeland Security, because it requires specialized technology to view it. A sheriff's official says the resident told investigators it shows three people near the scene of Tuesday's killing in the village of Fox Lake.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The ACLU of Southern California has asked the Justice Department not to fund the Los Angeles Police Department's efforts to equip officers with body cameras. The challenge is not about the devices, but the policy governing their use. The policy allows officers to review video of incidents before speaking to investigators but says nothing about releasing video to the public.
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