From the Wires

LA Times: Robin Williams was found unresponsive at his home in Tiburon. The Marin County Sheriff’s Office said he appeared to have committed suicide.

Bloomberg: Billionaire Richard Kinder plans to consolidate his pipeline empire to strengthen it for growth as the U.S. shale drilling boom opens up.

Forbes: The retail giant quietly launched a half-dozen primary clinics across South Carolina and Texas; it plans to open six more by January.

CBSnews: The U.S. military unleashed one 500-pound laser-guided bomb dropped from American F/A-18 fighter jets on Friday.

Popular Mechanics: The chip simulates the human brain in its processes, thus making it far better at certain tasks than traditional microchip designs.

BBC: The move is a response to sanctions over the Ukraine.

CNN: The CDC raised the activation level of its Emergency Operations Center to Level 1, the highest state of alert.

Forbes.com: The industry titan said Fox was pulling its offer because its target refused to come to the bargaining table.

CNN: This  could be the largest collection of stolen digital credentials in history.

CNET: Samsung will significantly reduce orders to one of its mobile parts suppliers after uncovering the use of child labor at a Chinese facility.