Associated Press

A gunman burst into a coffee house Sunday and opened fire on four police officers as they sat working on their laptops, killing the three men and one woman in what an official described as a targeted ambush. (Nov. 29)

Here's the latest news for Sunday, November 29th: Officers shot in Washington; Woods accident investigation; Wedding crashers peddle story; Holiday travel goes smoothly.

Authorities have released at least one 911 phone call released in the Tiger Woods car accident. (Nov. 29)

Four police officers were shot and killed Sunday morning in what authorities called a targeted ambush at a coffee house in Washington state, a sheriff's official said. (Nov. 29)

Officials in Parkland, Washington, say four police officers have been fatally shot near McChord Air Force Base. A sheriff's spokesman says the officers were ambushed while sitting in a coffee shop. (Nov. 29)

Some fans of Tiger Woods spoke out about his recent car accident and the speculation that's surrounded it. Many are reserving judgement on the golf star. (Nov. 29)

Travelers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Sunday reported few headaches as they returned home from a long Thanksgiving holiday weekend. (Nov. 29)

A sheriff vehicle was seen entering the gated community where golf star Tiger Woods lives. This comes days after a minor accident left Woods injured. (Nov. 29)

Over 1,500 Sydneysiders dressed in Santa suits ran, walked and skipped through the city centre on Sunday in a charity race. (Nov. 29)

A group of demonstrators opposing a meeting of top world trade officials set fire to cars, broke shop windows and committed other acts of violence in advance of a major WTO meeting that starts Monday. (Nov. 24)

A powerful homemade bomb sent a train bound from Moscow to St. Petersburg careening off its tracks, authorities said Saturday. The derailment killed at least 26 people in what officials consider an act of terrorism (Nov. 28)

The Florida Highway Patrol attempted for a day to speak with Tiger Woods and his wife about his early Friday morning car accident, but were unsuccessful. (Nov. 28)

A crowded minivan blew a tire, clipped a delivery truck and rolled on a Louisiana interstate Saturday, killing five people and critically injuring another 10, state police said. (Nov. 28)

A Washington state family whose turkey was stolen by a dog on Thanksgiving have quite a story to tell about how they eventually got the bird back. (Nov. 28)

President Obama and his family attended the Oregon State-George Washington University basketball game Saturday. Brother-in-law Craig Robinson is the Oregon State coach, and the team beat George Washington 64-57. (Nov. 28)

Here's the latest news for Saturday, November 28th: Police talk with Tiger Woods; Florida manhunt continues; Russia train explosion; Pandas in Australia.

The Secret Service was insistent that President Barack Obama was never endangered by a security breach that allowed a couple to crash a state dinner. But it turns out the couple actually shook hands with him. (Nov. 28)

More than one hundred Santas gathered for an annual convention in Berlin on Saturday to prepare for their duties over the forthcoming festive season. (Nov. 28)

A ferry carrying hundreds of people has capsized in Bangladesh. Officials say at least 37 are dead and scores of others are missing. (Nov. 28)