Missouri sets execution date for second death row inmate this year
The Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday set a June execution date for David Hosier, a 69-year-old man convicted of the 2009 killing of Angela Gilpin.
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Alaska avalanche kills one skiier, two others hurt after nearly 1,000 feet fall
One backwoods skiier is dead in Alaska and two more are injured after an avalanche on the Kenai Peninsula Tuesday. High winds and warmer weather are likely culprits.
Meghan Markle defends website designers after taking heat for using royal titles
Meghan Markle is sharing more on her storied relationship with Article, the digital agency handling her Sussex website, amid backlash from the public.
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Harvey Weinstein's legal team appealing 2020 rape conviction
Harvey Weinstein's legal team asking the Court of Appeals in Albany Wednesday to dismiss his 2020 rape conviction due to unfair trial amid #MeToo movement.
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Maine Gov. Mills proposes $71M supplemental budget, with focus on Lewiston massacre
Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills unveiled a $71 million supplemental budget on Wednesday, which includes several security initiatives in light of the Lewiston shooting.
Alaska woman who killed 'best friend' after being promised $9M in catfish scheme gets 99 years
An Alaska woman who killed a close friend for her phony online boyfriend was sentenced Monday to 99 years in prison for the killing, authorities said.
St. Louis man gets 60 years for killing high school coach during serial carjacking spree
Kurt Wallace, 31, of St. Louis, has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for a serial carjacking spree that saw the fatal shooting of high school football coach Jaz Granderson.
National Archives Rotunda evacuated after climate activists dump pink powder on case holding US Constitution
The National Archives Rotunda has been evacuated after climate activist dumped red powder on the encasement protecting the U.S. Constitution.
New VA rule could prevent veterans from being buried with spouses
The Department of Veterans Affairs is receiving pushback to a proposed rule that would offer veterans an urn and plaque in lieu of burial at a national cemetery.
Former Kentucky governor's controversial pardons lead to legislature seeking constitutional limits
Senate Bill 126, introduced by GOP state Sen. Chris McDaniel, seeks to amend Kentucky's constitution to limit a governor's pardoning powers in the final months of office.
1 dead, multiple people injured in shooting near Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally in Kansas City
Kansas City police are responding a shooting near the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl rally at Union Station, officials said.
Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs players call for prayers after shooting erupts at Kansas City Super Bowl parade
Kansas City Chiefs players spoke out online after a shooting at Wednesday's Super Bowl parade left multiple people injured.
5 migrants wanted for NYPD attack currently in custody, 1 other posts $15K bail
Five migrants who police say were part of a mob that attacked two NYPD police officers in Times Square are in custody, while another has posted bail and been released.
White House spokesman complains about media coverage of Biden's cognitive ability: 'Striking inaccuracies'
White House spokesperson Ian Sams sent a letter to the White House Correspondents' Association Tuesday "explaining the facts" about the Special Counsel's report.
Orthodox Jewish student sues Columbia over 'virulently hostile' environment in the wake of Oct. 7 attack
Orthodox Jew and Sabbath observer, Mackenzie Forrest, claims her rights as a Jewish person were repeatedly violated by Columbia University.
Pro-Palestinian protesters briefly shut down San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge during morning rush
Demonstrators in San Francisco briefly shut down traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge on Wednesday to protest Israel's military offensive in the Gaza Strip.
Millions of Valentine’s Day flowers make their way across the United States with a layover in Miami
Love is in the air this Valentine's Day, literally. Nearly 90% of all flowers being sold in the United States for the holiday are flown in through Miami International Airport.
The Senate's contempt for America is on full display once again
Americans are growing more and more frightened because Biden and his fellow Democrats keep spending their money as our national debt grows bigger. How can Republicans not get it?
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