
Black Lives Matter Protest & Radical Connections
Coverage of a Black Lives Matter protest linked to a suspect in a shooting. Includes statements from related organizations and questions about corporate influence.
Coverage of a Black Lives Matter protest linked to a suspect in a shooting. Includes statements from related organizations and questions about corporate influence.
Concerns are growing over the eligibility of candidates in upcoming Mexican elections. Critics warn about risks to rule of law, potential organized crime influence, and flaws in vetting system.
Charlotte Might Lee, 21, from the UK, was arrested in Sri Lanka for trafficking "kush," a West African drug. She was traveling from Thailand. Another woman was arrested in Georgia for similar drug offenses.
John Umberger's death exposed a pattern of violence against gay men in Hell's Kitchen. His killers, who drugged him with fentanyl, were caught after a video clip surfaced. Justice prevailed after a painful trial.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry warns those aiding escaped prisoners after a New Orleans jailbreak. An investigation is launched, focusing on internal assistance and prison system flaws. Criminal Justice System questioned.
AOC's district faces crime surge amidst focus concerns. Ethical and legal questions arise regarding a potential Qatari jet transfer to Trump, currently under review. Concerns for her re-election.
A bomber, Person Bartkus, detonated a car bomb at an IVF center, using PETN, a terror compound. Clinic embryos were saved. Explosive materials found in his home. He died, four others wounded.
Zak Wilkinson shares his harrowing experience with bodybuilding addiction and steroid abuse, including comas and brain scans, to warn others about the dangers and impact on families.
5 years after George Floyd's death, Minneapolis faces rising crime. Locals cite failures of promised changes, business struggles, and media manipulation surrounding the event.
Lyle and Erik Menendez may be released on parole after 30+ years for the 1989 murders of their parents. The parole board is reviewing their behavior and psychological evaluations. Key factors include risk assessment and remorse.
The Menendez brothers face resentencing amid new abuse claims. Prosecutors argue against leniency, citing premeditation and witness tampering. Clemency from Newsom remains a possibility. Life without parole is still possible.
James "Jim" Norman, 70+, was fatally carjacked at a Norco gas station by Ryan Hewitt. Daughter tracked vehicle with AirTag. Found near home, injuries proved fatal. Carjacking tragedy.
The Houthis' Red Sea attacks disrupt global trade amid Yemen's civil war. Backed by Iran, they target Israel and allies, escalating tensions and causing humanitarian crisis, regional instability.
Florence challenges DA Bragg, criticizing his policies for escalating crime and downgrading felonies. She vows justice and security, while Bragg defends his record and accuses Florence of past misconduct.
DA Brauchler discusses a DUI case resulting in murder charges, Colorado's shifting political landscape, and the impact of notorious crimes like Columbine. He emphasizes victim focus and personal responsibility.
Trump claims Houthis will stop attacking US ships in the Red Sea, and the US will halt strikes. Houthis previously indicated a willingness to cease operations if the US stops targeting Yemen.
Migrants arrested for assaulting NYPD officers spark debate over sanctuary city policies and ICE involvement. Officials defend arrest procedures and gang database use. City safety questioned.