Suspect in altar boy's cold case killing dies hours before arrest
Incriminating admissions Richard Lavigne made in recent interviews further implicated the longtime suspect in 13-year-old Danny Croteau's death.
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George Floyd died one year ago: "He literally has changed the world"
In Minneapolis, the intersection where George Floyd spent his final moments has been transformed from a bustling corner to a place of reflection.
Giant Confederate leaders carving to stay, for now, at Georgia park
It's biggest Confederate monument in U.S. and board overseeing park at Sone Mountain voted for other changes but to leave it intact.
Justice Department appeals judge's order on Russia probe memo
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ordered the Justice Department earlier this month to release the March 2019 memo from the Office of Legal Counsel.
Victims' families urge "action" one year after George Floyd's death
"If they would have passed bills before this, my son would have been here right now," the mother of Daunte Wright said Monday.
FBI investigating suspicious package sent to Rand Paul's home
"I take these threats immensely seriously," the Republican Kentucky senator tweeted Monday night.
A year after George Floyd's death, cautious optimism for police reform
Congressional negotiators will miss May 25 deadline but say deal could happen in "weeks."
Walmart "appalled" by racist slur emailed from its servers
Retailer blames "bad actor" for attack that created phony company accounts and sent offensive messages.
Where can Americans travel? The latest on COVID restrictions
Many countries are letting in American tourists, but COVID-19 restrictions vary from place to place.
For some foodies, Brood X cicadas are a bottomless buffet
Chowing down on cicadas is not just delicious, some say, but also good for the environment.
Ex-UCLA gynecologist indicted on 21 sex abuse counts
Dr. James Heaps was held on $1.19 million bail. He denies all charges. The latest allegations involve 21 counts and seven women.
Boulder shooting suspect faces new charges
The charges come just a day before the 22-year-old is scheduled to appear in court for a status hearing.
Real estate prices shattering records across U.S.
Desperate buyers, record-low interest rates and more are driving prices up — nationally, 19% higher.
New York City schools to end remote learning in the fall
New York City, the nation's largest school district, will end remote learning beginning this fall, bringing more than a million students back to the classroom full-time.
Cop in Ronald Greene's deadly arrest made false claims: Documents
The officer falsely told internal investigators that Greene was still a threat to flee after he was shackled, according to new state police documents obtained by The Associated Press.
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