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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump wants the House to vote on the health care bill, and Republicans say it will happen tomorrow. White House officials had a simple message for a divided House Republican caucus: "Let's vote." Republicans emerging from a closed-door meeting today said they will vote Friday afternoon even though leadership is still trying to secure the votes.
LONDON (AP) — The victims of Wednesday's attack in London are being remembered. Thousands of people gathered Thursday night in Trafalgar Square for a candlelit vigil to honor the victims and their families and to show London's unity. Three people, including a Utah man, died after being mowed down by an SUV on Westminster Bridge. Dozens were injured. The driver then fatally stabbed a police officer outside Parliament before being shot dead.
JERUSALEM (AP) — A 19-year-old man remains in custody in Israel after being arrested Thursday as the prime suspect in a wave of bomb threats against Jewish community centers in the United States. The arrest of the Jewish man, described as a hacker who holds dual Israeli and American citizenship, came after a trans-Atlantic investigation. U.S. Jewish groups have welcomed the breakthrough in the case. Israeli police say his motives are still unclear.
WESTON, Wis. (AP) — Police in Wisconsin say a shooting suspect's wife was not hurt during a series of shootings that left four people dead. Two bank employees, an attorney and a police officer were killed in Wednesday's shootings in the towns of Rothschild, Schofield and Weston. The suspect, who was eventually arrested after a shootout, is hospitalized under police guard with non-fatal wounds.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A Texas college student stranded for five days near the Grand Canyon says she was making farewell videos for her family as she grew desperate for help. Arizona authorities say 24-year-old Amber VanHecke was well-equipped and did everything right after getting lost in a remote area during a solo road trip. She says she was heading to a hiking trail but was led astray by her maps app and wound up in the middle of nowhere with no gas.
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