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Flying with cash? Law enforcement can seize your money without telling you why

If you’re flying with cash, police can take it without ever having to prove you did something wrong.

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Canceling subscriptions may become easier soon

The so-called “click to cancel “rule would require companies to make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it was to sign up for it.

Every Atlanta police officer to receive $500 bonus from foundation

The Atlanta Police Foundation is paying a $500 bonus to every Atlanta police officer Thursday.

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Officers fired for tasing college students had just finished de-escalation training, records show

Two Atlanta police officers have been fired for using a stun gun on two college students during this weekend’s protests in Atlanta.

Soldiers told they are losing child care because of hiring freeze

<p>Some U.S. soldiers serving overseas have been told that they are losing their child care.</p>

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Congressman plans to introduce national concealed carry bill

<p><span style="font-family:microsoft sans serif,sans-serif"><span style="font-size:10.0pt">A North Carolina congressman is hoping a new Congress, a new president and a new year will translate into fewer restrictions on carrying concealed guns across state lines.</span></span></p>

Flight attendants patrolling for dangerous phones

<p>They already are tasked with ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during a flight. Now, flight attendants are being asked to watch out for cellphones that can catch fire on board planes.</p>

Pentagon didn't stop some employees from using government credit cards at strip clubs, casinos

Confederate flags won't fly above veterans cemeteries anymore

<p>The Confederate flag will no longer fly on flagpoles in national cemeteries run by the Department of Veterans Affairs.</p>

Senator calls for FDA sunscreen investigation

A top Senate lawmaker is demanding an investigation into whether major sunscreen brands actually contain the sun protection factor (SPF) they claim. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-New York, is calling for the Food and Drug Administration to take investigative action after a Consumer Reports study found that 43 percent of the sunscreens tested failed to meet the SPF claim on the label. "Beachgoers and vacationers deserve the peace of mind to know that the sunscreen they're using is offering...