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Thursday's economic news isn't great. More people applied for unemployment benefits and demand for some factory goods was down.

An independent review, obtained by The Los Angeles Times, found in some cases agents created pretexts to use deadly force against rock throwers.

Also: New nutrition labels; California gets more rain; the government will investigate GM's latest recall; and Philadelphia police tweet against saving parking spaces dug out from the snow.

On a movie set, every scene and every take gets "slated" during filming, and there's that distinctive clap sound we all know. But what's it for? The job of the clapper, revealed.

A new smartphone app will make it easy for you to detect a water leak, spot animals while hunting and more. But the new technology raises a question that the Supreme Court thought it had settled.

John Ridley tells NPR's Michele Norris that while writing the screenplay, he always thought of his two sons. "My message was just about character," he says.