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Suspect's Wife Says She 'Can't Understand' California Attack
The estranged wife of the man who allegedly went on a shooting rampage in a Southern California office building earlier this week that left four people dead including a 9yearold boy said Saturday that she couldn't fathom why her husband targeted people...
Disorder Breaks Out In Northern Ireland For Second Straight Night
Cars were set alight and masked people pelted a police van with petrol bombs on Saturday on the second successive evening of disorder in proBritish parts of Northern Ireland amid rising postBrexit tensions in the region.
Dramatic Week of Testimony in George Floyd Murder Trial
Among those taking the stand in the heavily-guarded downtown Minneapolis courtroom have been Floyd's girlfriend, witnesses to his May 25, 2020 arrest and fellow police officers.
Biden Lifts Trump Sanctions On International Court Officials
President Joe Biden on Friday lifted sanctions that Donald Trump had imposed on two top officials of the International Criminal Court, undoing one of the past administration's more aggressive moves targeting international institutions and officials.
EXPLAINER: Analyzing Use Of Force By Police Officers
As former Officer Derek Chauvin stands trial in George Floyd's death, a central question is whether he followed the Minneapolis Police Department's guidelines on the use of force and used that force reasonably.
Pro-Kurdish Legislator Who Lost Seat Is Detained In Turkey
Turkish police arrested a prominent proKurdish party politician on Friday, Turkeys staterun news agency reported, weeks after he was stripped of his parliamentary seat due to his conviction for a social media post that the courts deemed terrorist propagan...
US Looks To Keep Critical Sectors Safe From Cyberattacks
A top Biden administration official says the government is undertaking a new effort to help electric utilities, water districts and other critical industries protect against potentially damaging cyberattacks.
A Ghostly Set Of Images, And A Glimpse Of Border Danger
A border wall. Smugglers. Small children being dropped into America in the darkness.
Mexican Soldiers Accused In 2014 Massacre Re-arrested
Seven Mexican soldiers who were accused in the 2014 army killings of 22 drug cartel suspects but later freed have been rearrested, a human rights group confirmed Thursday.
Chicago Police ID Fatally Shot Suspect As A 13-year-old
A suspect fatally shot this week by Chicago police in what the department called an armed confrontation was identified Thursday as a 13yearold.
Painting of French Master Poussin Stolen by Nazis Found in Italy, Returned to Owners
The owners began searching for their stolen property after the war in 1946.
Child Among Four Dead in Shooting at California Office Building
It's unclear if the suspect suffered a self-inflicted wound or was shot by police. Police provided no details on the victims other than to say one was a child and a woman was critically wounded.
Black Man's Death: Georgia Moves To End Citizen's Arrest Law
Georgia lawmakers gave final passage Wednesday to a bill to repeal the state's citizen's arrest law, acting little more than a year after the fatal shooting of a Black man pursued by white men who said they suspected him of a crime.
Imprisoned Palestinian Leader's Entry Shakes Up Planned Vote
A popular Palestinian uprising leader imprisoned by Israel submitted on Wednesday an independent list of candidates to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections, dealing a tough blow to President Mahmoud Abbas.
Missing Film Designer Found Dead Under Garbage In NYC Home
An Emmywinning production designer who was known to be a hoarder has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home.
Judge: US Didn't Properly Weigh Oil Impact On Beluga Whales
A U.S. agency did not properly consider how tugboat noise tied to planned oil and gas drilling in Alaska could affect endangered beluga whales, a judge has ruled.