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President Obama is expected to announce that he is accepting a recommendation from the State Department to take Cuba off the State Sponsors of Terror list.
Although the potential contamination was discovered in Michigan, the products being recalled are sold in markets all over the country.
Mark Morales was accused by a female agent of making unwanted advances to her after a party on March 31. Morales was placed on administrative leave.
The White House backed a call to end treatments intended to "cure" gay minors, denouncing "conversion therapy" for its "devastating" effects.
Walter Scott, the man whose fatal shooting by a police officer shocked America, was a father of four remembered as kind, outgoing, and passionate.
Feidin Santana said there was a struggle between the unarmed man and the officer, but the officer had control of the situation before opening fire.
The jury that convicted Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on all 30 counts in the Boston Marathon bombing trial will now consider whether he should be executed.
Forty-seven percent of those polled want the death penalty for the Boston marathon bomber, while 42 percent would rather he spend life in prison.
