National Civil Rights Leaders Plan To Meet With White House Officials To Push For Justice For Shanquella Robinson
Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump and the family of Shanquella Robinson spoke about the case at Livingstone College Thursday afternoon.
Appeals Court Blocks Vaccine Mandate For US Gov't Workers
A federal appeals court has blocked President Joe Biden’s order that federal employees get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Garbage: In Paris Streets, Heaps Of It Become Protest Symbol
Garbage. Heaps, mounds and piles of it are growing daily — and in some places standing higher than a human being.
What's Causing Wild Weather Out West?
It's all thanks to a series of powerful storm systems known as atmospheric rivers.
Possible Tornado Near Los Angeles Rips Up Building Roofs
A possible tornado left a line of damage across roofs of commercial buildings in the Los Angeles suburb of Montebello.
SLED: Stephen Smith's Death Ruled A Homicide
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel told Stephen Smith's family attornies that they are considering his death a homicide.
Police: 2 School Administrators Shot at High School in Denver, Colorado
Two school administrators were shot on Wednesday morning at East High School in Denver after a handgun was found on a student subjected to daily searches, authorities said.
Kevin Harvick To Pilot No. 62 Ford For CARS Tour Race At North Wilkesboro Speedway
Kevin Harvick Inc. (KHI) announced that Kevin Harvick will enter the CARS Tour Late Model Stock race at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Wednesday, May 17.
Former President Trump Awaits Fate In New York Hush Money Case, City Prepares for Protests
A Manhattan grand jury could decide on Wednesday whether to indict former President Donald Trump.
Trump Indictment Would Be Unprecedented Moment In US History
The decision whether to indict former President Donald Trump over hush-money payments made on his behalf during his 2016 presidential campaign lies in the hands of a Manhattan grand jury. The grand jury has been meeting in secret to hear evidence for weeks.
Panthers Agree To Terms With Free Agent WR Thielen
The Carolina Panthers have added yet another experienced veteran to their offense, agreeing to terms with free-agent wide receiver Adam Thielen from the Minnesota Vikings.
From Highlands To The Coast, Quake Damages Ecuador, Peru
Juan Vera lost three relatives when a strong earthquake that shook parts of Ecuador and Peru on Saturday brought down his niece’s home.
AP: Trump Says He Expects To Be Arrested, Calls For Protest
Donald Trump claimed on Saturday that his arrest is imminent and issued an extraordinary call for his supporters to protest as a New York grand jury investigates hush money payments to women who alleged sexual encounters with the former president.
Officials Are Preparing Security In Case Of Trump Indictment
Law enforcement officials in New York are making security preparations for the possibility that Donald Trump could be indicted in the coming weeks by a Manhattan grand jury.
10 Charged In Man's Death At Mental Hospital
Attorneys for the family of a black Virginia man who died in law enforcement custody say video of the incident shows seven sheriff’s deputies pushing down “every part of his body” with “absolute brutality.”
KY GOP Lawmakers Pass Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Youth
Republican lawmakers in Kentucky have passed a measure to ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors.
AP Sources: QB Andy Dalton Agrees To 2-Year Deal With Carolina Panthers
The Carolina Panthers have found their stop-gap quarterback, agreeing to a two-year, $10 million contract with unrestricted free agent Andy Dalton, according to two people familiar with the situation.
NASCAR Severely Penalizes Hendrick Motor Sports Following Phoenix Race
Hendrick Motorsports’ four Cup Series teams and the No. 31 team of Kaulig Racing have received steep penalties for using unapproved parts at last weeks Phoenix race. Fines of $100,000 and a 4 race suspension have been issued to each crew chief, plus each team will lose 100 points and 10 playoff points.
Facebook And Instagram Parent Company Meta Slashes Another 10,000 Jobs
Facebook parent Meta is slashing another 10,000 jobs and will not fill 5,000 open positions as the social media pioneer cuts costs.
Connecticut Woman Becomes First Non-Vermonter To Be Granted Assisted Suicide Right
Lynda Bluestein will be the first non-resident of the state of Vermont to take advantage of its decade-old law that allows people who are terminally ill to end their own lives, provided she complies with other aspects of the law.
