A look back at the 2007 radio contest that claimed 28-year-old Jennifer Strange’s life, leading to a $16.5 million wrongful death verdict.
A Tennessee man is serving life without parole after admitting to the brutal murder and cannibalization of a local mother, a case driven by his self-professed obsession with the occult.
Appin Public School in Australia has suspended its plan to rename sports houses after Indigenous icons after facing intense community criticism. The school will now revisit the naming process to ensure broader student reflection and inclusion.
A three-limbed Kemp's ridley sea turtle named Amelie was released into the Atlantic on Wednesday, equipped with a satellite tag to help scientists study her survival.
Idaho lawmakers are set to vote on HB 752, a bill that would criminalize the use of bathrooms by transgender individuals in public and private spaces. The legislation, which critics warn is unenforceable, carries felony charges for repeat offenders.
A new AP-NORC poll shows a sharp divide in how American workers perceive gender pay equity, as the national wage gap widens for the second year in a row.
New Census data reveals a sharp slowdown in U.S. metro population growth, driven by a national decline in international migration and the impact of severe hurricane damage in Florida.
Calgary police are reporting severe staffing shortages across homicide, domestic violence, and child abuse units, warning that the gaps prevent early intervention in critical cases. The admission comes amid a wave of recent youth-related criminal incidents in the region.
A 29-year-old Sydney teacher has been charged with grooming a 14-year-old girl online. Police allege the man coerced the minor to send explicit material for money.
Security professional Pascal Duvier has broken his silence, confirming he was not part of Chappell Roan's team during the controversial security incident at a São Paulo hotel involving the daughter of Jude Law.
Jurors in the attempted murder trial of Dr. Gerhardt Konig were shown graphic bodycam footage and a bloodstained rock on Wednesday. Prosecutors allege a brutal, premeditated attack, while the defense argues the incident was an unplanned escalation.
A Stormont committee reports that over 50,000 annual road openings by utility firms are damaging Northern Ireland’s infrastructure. Lawmakers are demanding new cost-recovery models to ensure taxpayers aren't funding repairs that should be covered by private companies.
