Two Colorado paramedics, Peter Cichuniec and Jeremy Cooper, have been convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Elijah McClain, a rare case of paramedics held criminally liable for a civilian's death in police custody.
France grounds a flight bound for Nicaragua with 303 Indian passengers amid suspicions of human trafficking. The detention follows a judicial investigation and arrests prompted by an anonymous tip.
Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy following a $150 million defamation verdict. The bankruptcy reveals huge debts, as Giuliani faces challenges stemming from his role as Donald Trump's post-election attorney.
Vin Diesel faces serious allegations of sexual battery from former assistant Asta Jonasson, who filed a lawsuit detailing disturbing incidents during the 2010 filming of 'Fast Five.' The legal complaint sheds light on explicit encounters and workplace misconduct, with Jonasson citing the #MeToo and Time's Up movements as sources of empowerment in seeking justice.
Kamal Adwan Hospital director's startling admission reveals the facility's use as a Hamas military hub, with staff members identified as operatives. The revelation underscores the intricate ties between medical infrastructure and militant operations in Gaza.
OpenAI's board members now hold the reins, gaining the authority to overrule Sam Altman on the safety of new AI releases, marking a significant shift in decision-making dynamics
Marvel Studios has reportedly cut ties with actor Jonathan Majors after he was found guilty of harassing and assaulting his ex-girlfriend, jeopardizing his role as Kang in the upcoming "Avengers 5." Majors faces potential jail time and career consequences following the verdict, impacting his previously promising Hollywood trajectory.
In a gut-wrenching plea, devastated parents demand life sentences for the gunmen responsible for the fatal road rage shooting of their 4-year-old. The heart-wrenching incident unfolds as Southern California grapples with the aftermath of an unimaginable tragedy.
The disaster unfolded in Gansu Province's Jishishan County, prompting urgent rescue efforts and revealing challenges in relief operations in the cold, earthquake-prone region.
As the Israel-Hamas war extends to its 73rd day, recently freed hostages and their families met with Israeli officials, revealing harrowing experiences under Hamas captivity. The survivors shared their stories of fear and hardship during the meeting with Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and War Cabinet Minister Benny Gantz.
A car collided with a parked SUV guarding President Biden's motorcade near his campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware. Both the President and First Lady Jill Biden emerged unharmed, and an investigation is underway.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos invests $42 million in "The Clock of the Long Now," a 500-foot-tall engineering marvel in a Texas mountain, designed to run for 10,000 years, symbolizing long-term thinking and responsibility to the future.
Ian Cramer, the 42-year-old son of a U.S. Senator, has charged with murder following a police chase that resulted in the death of a law enforcement officer.
This unsettling development comes against the backdrop of a global and U.S.-specific surge in antisemitic incidents, with a 35 percent increase reported from 2021 to 2022 in the United States alone.
Brazilian singer Pedro Henrique, 30, tragically collapsed and died during a religious performance, succumbing to a severe heart attack. Fans mourn the loss of the talented artist, remembering him as a devoted family man with a deep connection to his faith.