The man accused of killing five people in Philadelphia last week shot his first victim before the mass shooting, the city’s district attorney said.
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Titan submersible implosion updates: OceanGate says it has suspended operations
OceanGate announced it has suspended “all exploration and commercial operations.” Five people onboard the company’s Titan submersible were killed.
LA County Sheriff’s department releases video of deputy slamming woman to ground
Two deputies have been reassigned after an encounter with a man and woman escalated into a use of force incident captured in a video.
‘Not a new phenomenon’: Fatal police shooting in France reignites unrest, protests
Protests over the shooting are likely the result of increased deadly police encounters and tensions between police and people of color, experts said.
France to deploy 40,000 officers amid protests after fatal police shooting of teen driver
Protests continued Thursday over the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old driver, identified as Nahel, in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.
US Marine vet pleads not guilty in chokehold death of Jordan Neely on New York subway
Daniel Penny pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide nearly two months after placing Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold.
Titan submersible tragedy could lead to lawsuits and regulatory changes, experts say
Maritime experts said the Titan’s implosion could lead to regulatory changes and lawsuits, but both routes could face challenges.
New York City police department commissioner Keechant Sewell stepping down after 18 months
New York City Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell announced her resignation in an email to the department Monday.
Body of missing Missouri emergency room doctor found by kayaker in Arkansas
Dr. John Forsyth went missing in Missouri more than a week ago. On Tuesday, authorities notified his family that his body had been found in Arkansas.
It’s tick season. Here’s how to prevent bites and tick-borne diseases.
Ticks can be harmful to humans and pets. Here’s how to protect yourself and your family this season from tick-borne diseases.