7 Deputies Placed on Leave After Fatal Shooting of Black Man in North Carolina
Gov. Roy Cooper on Friday joined growing calls for the release of body-camera footage of the fatal shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. in Elizabeth City.
Monthly Archive: April 2021
Simone Biles Leaves Nike for a Sponsor That Focuses on Women
As part of the deal, Athleta, the new sponsor, has agreed to back a post-Olympic exhibition tour that Biles was already planning.
Hope fades for Indonesia’s missing submarine as US assists search
The United States is deploying a P-8 Poseidon submarine hunting aircraft to assist in the search and rescue operation for a missing Indonesian navy submarine lost...
‘Cryptic writing’ found by police in home of ex-NFL player who killed 6
Nine firearms were found by officers at the home of Phillip Adams, the man police say shot and killed six people at the home of a...
J.&.J. Vaccine Will Be Available Again Soon
U.S. experts weigh the risks for younger women and cases of a rare blood-clotting disorder, and lift the pause in giving the one-shot vaccine.
UPS driver rescues young boy pinned under heavy package
Max Pratt likes to help his mom and dad by bringing in the packages delivered to their Oak Park, Illinois, home.
Murdoch’s Pick to Run The New York Post Bets On the Web and Celebs
Keith Poole arrived last month with plans to make the tabloid more digital. Many on his staff have yet to hear from him.
Vaccines Made at Troubled Baltimore Plant Were Shipped to Canada and Mexico
The Biden administration said it did not know of manufacturing problems at the Emergent factory when it approved shipping millions of doses of AstraZeneca’s vaccine. The...
Japan has one of the most sophisticated and active networks of conspiracy theorists outside of the US
Hiromi spent most of her life feeling trapped.
