Vermont becomes 5th US state to require paid sick leave

Ex-Pennsylvania coach guilty of sex with player, jailed

KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — An opposition group that launched a court case against the re-election of Uganda's long-time president is accusing the police of breaking into a lawyer's office and seizing crucial evidence. The group, known as Go Forward, said Wednesday that men in police uniform jumped over a wall and broke into the office of lawyers representing former presidential candidate Amama Mbabazi. Mbabazi, who was the Go Forward Candidate in presidential elections last month, pressed a lawsuit at the Supreme Court challenging the re-election of President Yoweri Museveni. Police spokesman Fred Enanga denied police were involved in the alleged burglary and accused the opposition of "playing games." International election observers cited may irregularities with the polls.

Uganda police accused of stealing evidence in poll dispute