—From Franklin, Tenn.   Nation: Six people are dead after the derailing and crash of a New York bound Amtrak train that crashed in Philadelphia around 9:00 last night. Some of the train cars rolled on their side and passengers …

—From Franklin, Tenn.   Earthquake: A 7.3 magnitude earthquake rocked Nepal today as it is still recovering from the devastating 7.8 quake that killed 8,000 people three weeks ago. It’s early, but there are reports of collapsed buildings and at …

—From Franklin, Tenn.   Nailed: In the wake of a NY Times expose of health hazards and wage theft in the thriving nail salon industry, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has ordered emergency measures to inspect the parlors, protect salon …

—From Franklin, Tenn.   Econ 101: The Dow Jones gained 267 points this past week on encouraging news about job growth. The economy added 223,000 jobs in April and the unemployment rate fell to 5.4%, its lowest point since 2009. …

—From Vicksburg, Miss.   Nation: The judge in the Etan Patz kidnapping and murder trial declared a mistrial yesterday after the jury was unable to come to a verdict following three weeks of deliberations. Jurors told reporters that just one …

—From Ft. Worth, Texas   World: British Prime Minister David Cameron overcame pre-election polling predicting a tight race to win a majority for his Conservative Party, trouncing the Labour Party. The BBC predicts that when all the votes are counted …

—From Amarillo, Texas Baltimore: Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake yesterday asked the Justice Department to investigate her own police department to determine whether it has been guilty of excessive force, discriminatory harassment, and illegal stops and arrests. “I’m willing to do what …

—From Albuquerque, NM Germanwings: The initial French investigation has found that the co-pilot who intentionally crashed a Germanwings jet into the Alps had previously practiced a slow descent, setting the autopilot to 100 feet. Andreas Lubitz appeared to have rehearsed …

—From Sedona, Ariz. Anti-Islam: One of the shooters killed in an attack on an anti-Islamic gathering in Garland, Tex. Sunday night has been described as a terrorism suspect known to the FBI. The man, Nadir Hamid Soofi, 34, lived in …

—From The Grand Canyon Nation: Two gunmen were killed by the police last night near Garland, Tex. after they opened fire outside an anti-Islam event that featured an exhibit of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. The two gunman shot a …