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Bond set at $225K for man who shot ex-New Orleans Saints star Will Smith Cardell Hayes was sentenced to 25 years in prison for a manslaughter conviction in Smith's shooting and attempted manslaughter for wounding Smith's wife. But the verdict from the jury was not unanimous - jurors voted 10-2 - and has since been ruled ...
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Atlanta Shootings Live Updates: Suspect Had Visited Targeted Spas Before, Police Say Deputy Chief Charles Hampton of the Atlanta Police Department said in a news conference on Thursday that the suspect had patronized both of the massage businesses that were attacked in the city, where the police say he shot and killed four women of Asian ...
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Ex-LSU president F. King Alexander on probation over Les Miles case According to a public letter from Oregon State board chair Rani Borkar, the board reviewed the Husch Blackwell report, which detailed systemic failures by LSU to appropriately report incidents of athletics-related sexual misconduct and abuse.
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Becerra squeaks through confirmation vote to become HHS secretary Becerra, a congressman from Los Angeles for two dozen years and then California attorney general, squeaked by on a vote of 50 to 49, the closest margin for any of the Biden Cabinet members the Senate has confirmed so far.
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US moves to unseal new indictment of Proud Boys leaders from four states in Jan. 6 Capitol breach In a court filing, prosecutors moved to unseal a superseding indictment returned by a federal grand jury in Washington charging Rehl, 35, a former Marine and president of the group's chapter in Philadelphia, and Donahoe, 33, of Winston-Salem, N.C..
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Homelessness in US Rose for 4th Straight Year, Report Says But the report, which was released on Thursday, almost certainly underestimates the spread, depth and urgency of the crisis, and not by a little, federal officials warned. The report showed a 2.2 percent ...
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Tribe member Haaland now heads agency that once oppressed Native Americans "History is being made, yet again," Vice President Kamala Harris said Thursday as she swore in Deb Haaland as the first Native American woman as interior secretary -- taking over the agency that once said the federal government's policy of removing tribes ...
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A Woman Leading NYC? This Could Be the Year. There are three strong female candidates for the Democratic nomination, and all have suggested that the testosterone-fueled political culture that is the backdrop for the sexual harassment scandal surrounding Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo makes a strong case for ...
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Asian Americans grieve, organize in wake of Atlanta attacks Asian Americans were already worn down by a year of pandemic-fueled racist attacks when a white gunman was charged with killing eight people, most of them Asian women, at three Atlanta-area massage parlors. Support our journalism. Subscribe today.
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Californians Fear More Anti-Asian Attacks After Georgia Killings Thursday: State and local officials vowed to curb hate crimes against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders after a year of violence.
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