Dolores Huerta, who co-founded United Farm Workers, dies at 96 
AI is changing the legal system, but who’s held accountable when it gets things wrong? 
Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, killing at least 64 
Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami after defying Brazil travel ban 
Rising fuel costs halt world cruise, leaving 200 residents stranded in Cambodia 
Deputy principal killed, 4 injured in stabbing attack at Mexican school
A deputy principal was killed and four other people were injured in a stabbing attack at a secondary school in...
Small plane crashes at Paine Field airport near Seattle; injuries confirmed
A small plane has crashed at an airport north of Seattle in Washington state, injuring an unknown number of people,...
Girl strangled at California hotel identified in 57-year-old cold case
A 16-year-old girl found strangled in an Oakland, California, hotel room has been identified nearly 57 years after her death,...
Christa Pike in critical condition after failed Tennessee execution
Christa Pike is alive and in critical condition after an attempt to execute her by lethal injection in Tennessee, her...
Attorneys say Christa Pike is receiving ‘life-saving care’ after failed execution
Tennessee's attempt to execute Christa Pike failed after two lethal doses. Her lawyers now say she's receiving life-saving care.
UK police arrest 6th suspect on ‘suspicion of preparing terrorist acts’ in RAF Fairford incident
Authorities are investigating all angles, "including possible foreign state involvement," police said in a statement Thursday.
Florida county discovers mysterious Flock cameras with no obvious owner
St. Lucie County put up 52 Flock cameras, but when they went to take them down, they found 14 additional...
Hunted by FBI, ShinyHunters hackers deny website disruption related to investigation
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters says disruptions to its dark web leak site are unrelated to its breach of the FBI.
Greek life under scrutiny: Who has the authority to act when chapters face allegations?
Greek life has several layers of oversight, from the university to umbrella councils and national fraternity and sorority organizations.
Pentagon is latest federal agency hit by hackers
Hackers have stolen the personnel records of millions of military service members following a months-long breach of a Pentagon server.
