James and Jennifer Crumbley appear in court for a probable cause hearing on charges in connection to the 30 November mass shooting at Oxford High School
Justice secretary calls for new ‘bill of rights’ after going against recommendations of government-commissioned review
A son of former Panama President Ricardo Martinelli has pleaded guilty in New York to laundering $28 million in connection with a massive bribery scheme at a global construction conglomerate
Employees want drills for severe weather in addition to fires
A dog that was missing for two weeks in Colorado was rescued from a ledge 50 yards above a creek this month and is back home
If Biden is serious about making tens of millions of people go back to paying this amount, Democrats will suffer historic losses in November — and they’ll deserve it
‘The 15-minute wait ... will cause more harm than it can avert because it will significantly reduce the number of people who can be vaccinated over a short period of time,’ say chief medical officers
In the desperate hours after the massive storm struck his state, Gov. Andy Beshear took time from his duties to do what many of his fellow Kentuckians were doing — making calls to track down a relative
The president has come under growing pressure to do more to tackle gun violence in America in the wake of the latest mass shooting in Oxford, Michigan, last month
Christmas has been given the green light but, asks Laura Hampson, why do we feel so flat?
Father-of-two Jeremy Beau Sides recently solved three cold cases in Tennessee using sonar and scuba exploration. He talks to Sheila Flynn
A grandfather who “stole the show” anytime he was around his grandchildren was among dozens of victims killed by tornadoes that ripped through five states in the Midwest and South
The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has warned that the restrictions faced by his inspectors in Iran threaten to give the world only a “very blurred image” of Tehran’s program as it enriches uranium closer than ever to weapons-grade levels
The nation’s two-party system has been become stuck, bloated and riddled with money. A controversy in Seattle shows up how absurd it is to continue this way
Grand dame or boutique? Five star or three star? Forget the same old categories – for style and value, here’s the real-world luxury guide to Venice hotels
Vaccine apartheid denies poor countries access to a life-saving intervention. Yet as long as the virus exists anywhere in the world, no one is safe
The experience of France and other European countries is that, faced with serious barriers, large numbers of unvaccinated people drop their objections very quickly
Ronan O'Shea picks the 10 best hotels in the City of a Hundred Spires
A Russian military buildup has raised fears in Ukraine and the West that Moscow could invade its neighbor
As the pop star enjoys her first weeks of freedom after 13 years under a conservatorship, Adam White recalls the year in Spears: from the #FreeBritney movement that kickstarted her legal victory, to the fans who never knew what to believe
The cash teachers grabbed off the floor would go towards funds needed to renovate classrooms
A line from a speech given from the U.S. Senate floor before rioters broke into the Capitol on Jan. 6 tops a Yale Law School librarian’s list of the most notable quotes of 2021
Victoria Byerly-Zuck is one of thousands made homeless by the tornado that tore through her town of Mayfield
As Miss America turns 100, a major question remains unanswered: Is she still relevant
Hackers are already exploiting vulnerability to steal data and credentials, and to install crypto miners in affected systems, tech companies say