Police arrest suspect after pepper spray robbery at Heathrow Airport leaves 21 people injured, including a 3-year-old child requiring medical treatment.
Convicted felon and illegal immigrant from El Salvador allegedly wounds Omaha police in shootout after randomly opening fire on shopper at neighborhood store.
Multiple reports of "extreme" hazing prompt CU Boulder to suspend fraternity chapter. The university urges students to report concerns to campus officials.
Nigeria secured the release of 100 abducted schoolchildren from Niger state after month-long ordeal, amid ongoing persecution concerns against Christians.
Minnesota fraud schemes involving hundreds of millions in stolen taxpayer money spark House investigation and intense scrutiny of Tim Walz administration.
New evidence photos reveal what Luigi Mangione carried during arrest for UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson assassination, including USB, handwritten note.
After 11 years in prison for Martha Moxley's murder, Michael Skakel's conviction was vacated. Now he speaks out about his traumatic childhood and the case.
Last week’s proceedings in murder case of Brian Thompson showed a mix of politics, social comment and drama
The trial of Luigi Mangione is one of the most eagerly awaited cases in recent American criminal history and last week’s court appearances by the accused killer acted as a sort of trailer for the still unscheduled main event.
As a New York court weighed whether evidence was gathered illegally during Mangione’s arrest on charges of fatally shooting a top healthcare executive on the streets of New York, America got a taste of the trial’s potent mix of politics, social comment, conspiracy theory and Hollywood-style murder drama.
Daniel Andreas San Diego, now 47, is fighting extradition from the UK amid accusations he set off three pipe bombs in 2003
Twenty-two years ago, a dark-haired, bespectacled young man vanished off the streets of San Francisco. Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 25-year-old information technology specialist, diehard vegan and animal rights activist, was the FBI’s main suspect in a series of pipe bombings that exploded in front of the headquarters of Chiron Corporation and Shaklee Corporation, two Bay Area companies, in August and September of 2003.
Communiques attributed to the Revolutionary Cells – Animal Liberation Brigade were posted to the website of an animal rights magazine, claiming the attacks were carried out to highlight both firms’ alleged work with Huntingdon Life Sciences, a British research company that conducted tests for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and other chemical companies and had drawn the ire of activists on both sides of the Atlantic opposing its tests on animals.
Les fleurettistes français ont pris la deuxième place de l'épreuve par équipes de la Coupe du monde de Fukuoka (Japon) ce dimanche, ne manquant la victoire que d'une touche en finale face à l'Italie (43-44). Chez les femmes, les Bleues se sont inclinées dès leur entrée en lice à Busan (Corée du Sud).
En ouverture de la saison de Coupe du monde d'épée, Marie-Florence Candassamy a pris la deuxième place de l'étape de Vancouver (Canada) samedi, la championne du monde 2023 s'inclinant à la mort subite en finale face à l'Italienne Giulia Rizzi (12-13).
There is a danger the ailing Probation Service is being ‘set up to fail’, the chief inspector of probation has warned, as the nation prepares for the biggest justice system overhaul in a generation, Amy-Clare Martin reports
A Florida college student's large order of ammunition to his dorm room led to the discovery of a semi-automatic rifle under his bed, according to authorities.
CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz gave Gov. Tim Walz a 60-day ultimatum to "restore the integrity" of Minnesota's Medicaid program or face loss of federal funding.
A Palm Beach County teacher was arrested on sexual abuse charges after a student reported encounters. Elias Farley is being held on $500,000 bond following an investigation.
Louisiana authorities hunt for Keith Eli, the last of three inmates who escaped St. Landry Parish jail by scaling walls. One escapee died, another was captured.
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Les fleurettistes français ont pris la deuxième place de l'épreuve par équipes de la Coupe du monde de Fukuoka (Japon) ce dimanche, ne manquant la victoire que d'une touche en finale face à l'Italie (43-44). Chez les femmes, les Bleues se sont inclinées dès leur entrée en lice à Busan (Corée du Sud). 
En ouverture de la saison de Coupe du monde d'épée, Marie-Florence Candassamy a pris la deuxième place de l'étape de Vancouver (Canada) samedi, la championne du monde 2023 s'inclinant à la mort subite en finale face à l'Italienne Giulia Rizzi (12-13). 
