The Navy commander of a SEAL training facility in San Diego, California, said he does not take responsibility for death of seaman who died after "Hell Week," but carries the weight for what happened to Kyle Mullen.
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon's office is leaving Twitter, the agency announced on Tuesday evening, citing a rise in false information on the platform among other concerns.
A Boston, Massachusetts, trial began Tuesday against former prosecutor and attorney Gary Zerola, who is facing rape charges, and was once listed as People magazine's "America’s Top 50 Bachelors" in 2001.
An appellate court has ruled that Stacey Johnson, an Arkansas death row inmate who narrowly dodged execution in 2017, can sue the state in an effort to prove his innocence.
DaJuan Martin, a former Southwest Airlines customer service agent at Chicago's Midway Airport, has been charged on 12 wire fraud counts in a million-dollar voucher-selling scheme.
Stock prices of multiple cancer drug companies soared Monday following the release of positive clinical trial results for their therapies at an ongoing industry conference in Chicago.
Sri Lanka's Health Minister announced that the country will reduce the prices of 60 essential medications by 16% starting June 15, just as the country sees relief from a financial crisis.
Anthony Smith, a prominent Philadelphia activist, has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of obstructing law enforcement during the 2020 George Floyd protests.
A 19-year-old suspect shot and killed two people, including a recent high school grad, following a ceremony at the Altria Theater near the Virginia Commonwealth University.
Officials from the Dutch Embassy in Peru are advising that Joran Van der Sloot fight the scheduled transfer to the United States, according to his lawyer.
Mesquite, Texas, police are looking for a group of juveniles that attacked two employees at a 7-Eleven over the weekend after they refused to sell tobacco to a underage girl.
The Canoe Brook Water Treatment plant in Sayreville, New Jersey, is powered by 17 acres of solar panels. The 16,510-panel operation makes it the largest in North America.
An Austin, Texas, police officer indicted in 2022 for aggravated assault in connection to protests in May 2020 has been indicted on an additional charge.
Researchers at California State University's Shark Lab have used drones to study the behavior of juvenile white sharks along the Southern California coastline in relation to human presence in the water.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted marketing authorization to Cue Health's at-home COVID-19 test, the first to undergo traditional premarket review
The pilot of a plane that slammed into a mountain in rural Virginia lost contact with air traffic control during its ascent, according to federal aviation officials.
Detroit gas station clerk Al-Hassan Aiyash, who is accused of locking customers inside a store subsequently shot up by an angry shoplifter, has been ordered to stand trial.
The Charlotte 49ers men's basketball team is undergoing a change as Ron Sanchez has stepped down from his position as head coach after winning the CBI title.
A New Hampshire judge has dismissed trespassing complaints against neo-Nazi group NSC-131 for the unauthorized hanging of "Keep New England White" banners from a Portsmouth overpass.
A Southwest plane in New Orleans, Louisiana was held on May 29 after a woman asked to get off the plane refused, resulting in deputies getting called in to help.
