Monday, September 16, 2019

A newspaper walks back part of a new story on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, drawing attacks from President Donald Trump        

The unidentified 76-year-old man was cycling in a park in New South Wales when a witness saw him careen into a fence as he tried to avoid the bird.        

The pig's owner, Mcgregor Wallace, purchased Leroy as an emotional support pet. He was cited by Columbia, South Carolina, officials for owning a pig.        

After the vehicle was discovered, a local resident used a personal drone to confirm its location before calling authorities.       

The Rochester diocese filed for bankruptcy protection Thursday, less than a month after a new law led to a flood of sex-abuse claims.        

Skylar Richardson was found not guilty of aggravated murder and involuntary manslaughter. She was accused of deliberately killing her and burying her baby.        

Skylar Richardson was found not guilty of aggravated murder and involuntary manslaughter. She was accused of deliberately killing her and burying her baby.        

Michael Haub served in the Fire Department of New York for 13 years. 40% of the 2,753 people who died at the World Trade Center remain unidentified.        

Most recently, Jarrid Wilson was an associate pastor at megachurch Harvest Christian Fellowship in Riverside, California. He was 30.       

President Donald Trump has faced blowback from fellow Republicans for a plan to use Camp David as the site for negotiations with Taliban leaders.        

Uber driver kicked a New Jersey couple out of her car after one of the women kissed her partner on the cheek.        

Uber driver kicked a New Jersey couple out of her car after one of the women kissed her partner on the cheek.        

A trophy hunter from Michigan will be allowed to import the skin, skull and horn of a rare black rhino he paid $400,000 to kill in Namibia last year.        

Few Americans think Congress will pass significant gun control legislation over the next year, according to a nationwide USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll.        

Volunteers will load up to 5,000 pounds of hurricane relief supplies aboard the warbird, which will take off for Sandy Point on Great Abaco Island.        

A group of international scientists have analyzed the biodiversity of Loch Ness and have a new theory about what might be below the murky waters        

Hundreds of thousands of coastal residents of the Carolinas were fleeing or were already gone as Dorian continued its unrelenting march.