Unreleased Prince Album From 2010, Focusing On Social Justice, To Be Released In July
"Welcome 2 America" is said to deal directly with racial inequality and social justice, and includes nods to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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"Welcome 2 America" is said to deal directly with racial inequality and social justice, and includes nods to the Black Lives Matter movement.
"What was that?" That's the question some people in North Texas have as they witnessed a strange streak of lights in the night sky Wednesday.
It's an improbable moment Renee Perry had thought about for five years: a reunion with her foster dog, Bay.
Former President Donald Trump offered his "Total Endorsement" of Wisconsin's Republican Sen. Ron Johnson on Thursday, encouraging him to seek a third term as he mulls whether to run again or retire.
The Minnesota corner discusses his journey to the NFL Draft from Pop Warner in Canada to now waiting to hear his name called in Cleveland in a few weeks.
George Floyd died of a lack of oxygen from being pinned facedown on the pavement with his hands cuffed behind him, a medical expert testified Thursday.
Rosie O'Donnell is no longer a home owner in New Jersey and her old mansion is being turned into affordable housing for Saddle River.
Wadena County officials say a 1-year-old child was pulled from a Verndale house fire Wednesday evening. Both the baby and the mother were injured in the incident.
Investigators Wednesday morning revealed that unsafe speed was the primary cause of the February crash that severely injured golfer, Tiger Woods, with no sign that he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
On Thursday, the Minnesota Department of Health reported a total of 2,535 more cases and 14 more deaths due to the virus.
Bar Max in Denver is now open after being closed for much of the pandemic. Patrons can enjoy a cocktail inside only if they provide proof of vaccination.
A 34-year-old Los Angeles actor named Zachary Horwitz has been arrested, accused of bilking investors out of a staggering $227 million in an elaborate movie-related Ponzi scheme.
A 28-year-old Illinois man pleaded guilty Wednesday to setting a fire in a boarded-up Sprint store in Minneapolis during the unrest following the death of George Floyd.
We worry about how living through this pandemic will impact their future."
The defense pushed back hard on key prosecution witnesses, even getting one law enforcement officer to initially say he believed that Floyd can be heard on one of the body cameras saying he consumed too many drugs.
