Bill Cosby Trial Judge Releases Names of Jurors Who Convicted Him
The judge said that while he worried about further disrupting the jurors’ privacy, he felt bound by a court ruling that held juror names are public.
Booming Savannah Port Sees Trade Tensions as Just a Hiccup
At the nation’s fourth-busiest gateway, local confidence over its potential outweighs any anxiety over the threat of tariffs.
Technique Used to Find Golden State Killer Leads to a Suspect in 1987 Murders
A break in the 31-year-long investigation of the killings in Washington State of a young Canadian couple came after DNA was uploaded to an ancestry website.
School Shootings Have Already Killed Dozens in 2018
The shootings have become so common that most people likely don’t remember them all. There are also some you might not have heard about.
Q&A: How Hot Can Lava Get?
The eruptions at Kilauea offer a glimpse into the range of temperatures for volcanic magma and lava.
Fact Check of the Day: The Context Behind Trump’s ‘Animals’ Comment
President Trump said his description of some immigrants as ‘animals’ referred to MS-13 members. But his remarks came during a discussion on how to prosecute immigrants in sanctuary cities, which don’t protect gang members who committed horrific crimes….
What We Know About Dimitrios Pagourtzis, the Texas Shooting Suspect
Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said the suspect’s Facebook page, along with a journal that he prepared outlining plans for a shooting, may prove to be important clues.
Director of Bureau of Prisons Steps Down
It was not immediately clear why Mark Inch resigned from the agency, which has been the subject of congressional scrutiny over allegations of staffing shortages and sexual harassment.
‘We Should Not Have This in Common’: Santa Fe and Parkland Students React to Shooting
Survivors of the February school shooting in Parkland, Fla. offered sympathy and support to their grieving peers in Santa Fe, Tex.
China Pledges $200 Billion in U.S. Purchases by Overhauling Trade Rules
Chinese negotiators pledged to reduce tariffs and nontariff barriers on American goods, a move that could result in an additional $200 billion of purchases by 2020.
Of Crowns and Rings: Images of Royal Weddings Over a Century
Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan. Crown Prince Akihito of Japan and Michiko Shoda. Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III. Browse royal wedding history with these images of ceremonies past.
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