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1 More parents plead guilty: Four more parents are pleading guilty in the college admissions bribery scandal, and a Texas man accused of helping to orchestrate the scheme has also agreed to a plea deal. Parent Douglas Hodge entered his guilty plea in Boston’s federal court Monday after previously pleading not guilty in April. Also scheduled to reverse their pleas on Monday were parents Michelle Janavs, Manuel Henriquez and Elizabeth Henriquez.

Psychiatrist thinks accused 2 shooter is sane:

A forensic psychiatrist for the Maryland Health Department believes the man charged with killing five Capital Gazette staffers is legally sane, an Anne Arundel County Circuit Court judge said Monday.

Veterinarian, wife diein plane 3 crash:

A Florida veterinarian and his wife were identified Monday as victims of a deadly plane crash near a North Carolina airport, devastating friends who remembered their generosity and devotion to animals. Dr. Harvey Partridge and Patricia Partridge, both 72, of Terra Ceia, Florida, died when their small plane crashed Sunday night on approach to Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

President says Chile ‘at war:’ 4

After three days of rioting, protests, curfews and chaos, President Sebastian Pinera had a stark message for Chile: We are at war, choose sides, and we will win. There was no mention of dialogue and unions responded with calls for strikes. At least eight people have died in a wave of arson attacks, looting and riots that brought the capital, Santiago, to a near standstill during the weekend.

Man found7 days after crash 5 dies:

A Kansas City-area man who was found in a wrecked car one week after he had been reported missing died Saturday afternoon, according to police. Ryan Linneman, 37, of Lee’s Summit, Mo., had been in the hospital since he was found Wednesday in his vehicle at the bottom of a wooded gully along Interstate 470.