"I didn't know it was a kid": Emotional cop recalls Tamir Rice shooting death
The police interviews were recorded within days of the deadly November 2014 shooting.
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The police interviews were recorded within days of the deadly November 2014 shooting.
Former cops allegedly accepted lavish bribes from “gun license expediters,” and in exchange would “issue gun licenses to whoever the expediters brought them without question"
Authorities are calling it a “fearless” feline: a cat who was pictured just inches away from a rattlesnake
Ethiopian art student Gelila Mesfin says she created the image and posted it online in tribute to the former first lady and Chicago native
Earnhardt has won NASCAR’s most popular driver award a record 14 times; He has 26 career Cup victories, and that includes a pair of wins in the Daytona 500
HUD says a family of four in San Francisco or San Mateo County with an income of $105,350 is considered “low income”
Fired teacher Tad Cummins, who is charged with kidnapping, took a boat from San Diego on a test run, according to federal court documents
The officer’s report says “suddenly the subject started flailing and fighting” then fell, hitting his mouth on an armrest
CBS Cleveland affiliate WOIO-TV reports the player is a possible first round pick in upcoming NFL draft
As U.S. and North Korea war game, expert urges a cautious approach, and can Congress reach a deal to keep our government running?
"I'm very confident the truth will come out ... I think you're going to be shaken," O'Reilly said during podcast on personal website
Police say 31-year-old Jacob Harris had a baggie of Xanax pills and crystal meth in his possession when he was arrested
Jack Jones, Marcel Williams received lethal injections about three hours apart on same gurney in nation's first double execution since 2000
Retired Marine Sgt. Maj. Ray Mackey, who lost his legs in Afghanistan, went to Walter Reed after delays at his local VA
Students who invited conservative commentator to campus claim university is violating rights to free speech