‘SNL’ covers how Black and White people might view Derek Chauvin trial differently
“Saturday Night Live” opened this weekend’s show talking about the Derek Chauvin murder trial and the different ways Black and White people might view it.
‘White Lives Matter’ events expected Sunday have police, communities on edge: reports
Police and local leaders in several cities across the U.S. were bracing for “White Lives Matter” events that were reportedly planned for Sunday, according to reports.
Honolulu resort evacuated as armed suspect barricaded inside room: reports
Hundreds of staff and guests at a Honolulu resort hotel were reportedly evacuated from the “immediate area” Saturday night and sheltering in place while an allegedly armed suspect remained barricaded…
Marines from Fort Pickett involved in Ohio crash: report
A group of about 30 U.S. Marines traveling by bus from Virginia to Ohio were involved in a two-vehicle crash south of Columbus on Saturday night, according to…
Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility suffers electrical problem: state TV
Iran’s Natanz nuclear site suffered a problem Sunday involving its electrical distribution grid just hours after starting up new advanced centrifuges that more quickly enrich uranium, state TV…
Concern in Italy that mafia redirecting vaccine to friends as elderly die
Authorities in Italy are investigating whether the Italian mafia is redirecting the country’s supply of coronavirus vaccines away from those who need it most and giving it to their friends and family,…
HOW TO WIN $1,000 ON THE FINAL ROUND OF THE MASTERS
One of the best ways to keep up on the action is by playing the FOX Super 6 Augusta contest. Answer all six questions about the final round and you could…
Chicago-area shootings on expressways prompt Illinois State Police to spend $12.5M on cameras
An unsolved shooting death in 2019 is now helping Illinois State Police to boost video surveillance along Chicago-area expressways.
Maryland to end police Bill of Rights after Democrats override GOP governor’s vetoes
Maryland lawmakers passed legislation Saturday, becoming the first state to end its police Bill of Rights after the Democrat-controlled Legislature voted to override three of Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes.
Ramsey Clark, US attorney general under Lyndon Johnson, dead at 93
Ramsey Clark, the attorney general in the Johnson administration who became an outspoken activist for unpopular causes and a harsh critic of U.S. policy, has died. He was…