The suspect in the Philadelphia police shooting standoff has been taken into custody early Thursday.
The standoff that stretched for seven hours left six officers wounded.
Two more officers and three civilians who were trapped inside the house where the gunman had barricaded himself were rescued by a SWAT team.
Police said the man opened fire on the police as they served a drugs warrant.
Slow movement at Gaza border after Israel reopens Rafah crossing
Israel has reopened the Rafah crossing on Monday to a trickle of Palestinians for the first time in months, a major step in a US-backed plan to end the war, though strict Israeli security checks slowed the process.
Air India checking fuel switches on its Boeing Dreamliners, memo says
Air India has begun checking the fuel switches on its Boeing Dreamliner aircraft, after one of its pilots reported a possible defect with the mechanism on one of the long-haul jets, according to an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
Trump seeks $1 billion from Harvard University in damages
US President Donald Trump said late Monday that his administration is pursuing $1 billion in damages from Harvard University, rejecting a report that said the White House had dropped its demand for a $200 million payment to settle its dispute with the educational institution.
US to cut tariffs on India to 18%, India agrees to end Russian oil purchases
US President Donald Trump on Monday announced a trade deal with India that slashes US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 per cent from 50 per cent in exchange for India halting Russian oil purchases and lowering trade barriers.
Son of Norway's crown princess stands trial for domestic violence
The son of Norway's crown princess will stand trial on Tuesday on charges of domestic violence, serious assault and drug possession, among other crimes, one of several cases that have shaken the Norwegian monarchy.
