Three law students from two prestigious Ivy League schools saw their employment letters rescinded by a top U.S. law firm after signing on to pro-Hamas open letters.
Two employees at the Topeka Correctional Facility in Kansas were fired and six others were reprimanded for allegedly mocking and failing to assist an injured female inmate.
Florida’s Lolita the orca, which resided at the Miami Seaquarium for half a century, died from illnesses such as renal failure and cardiac issues, according to a necropsy.
An NYU student who was recorded ripping Israeli hostage posters off a wall on campus Monday has apologized for her actions after video of the incident went viral.
Employees at Detroit's three casinos went on strike Tuesday, the latest in a series of labor disputes that have disrupted local healthcare and automotive industries.
David K. Smith, the owner of a towboat that discharged oil into a river along West Virginia and Kentucky, has pleaded guilty to a federal pollution charge.
Michael Queensland, a former Senate clerk in Wisconsin, has resigned following allegations that he forced himself onto an unconscious woman at a hotel.
Cameras installed next year in the California cities of Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach and Glendale will automatically cite and ticket speeders going 11 mph or faster over the speed limit.
A South Carolina boy is dead after falling from a golf cart while riding along a road in Summerville, officials said. His death remains under investigation.
Joran van der Sloot says he killed Alabama 18-year-old Natalee Holloway with a cinderblock in May 2005 when she turned down his unwanted sexual advances.
Rochester police have found and identified the body of 16-year-old Jakarah Lopez-Moore nearly two months after she was last seen leaving her apartment on Aug. 27.
U.S. troops living overseas or in Alaska and Hawaii are bracing for another round of cuts to their overseas cost-of-living (OCOLA) allowance next month.
Two Alaska Wildlife Troopers spotted two deer stranded in cold waters as they were boating to Ketchikan, Alaska. The troopers helped the deer aboard and dropped them at a nearby island.