Sunday, May 19, 2019

A woman was charged with fatally shooting a man after he refused to spend his entire $200 to buy drugs from her.        

The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1-Nov. 30. Is your name Andrea, Fernand or Sebastien? If so, there's a storm with your moniker.       

When asked if he had any final words, Michael Brandon Samra prayed.        

Vielka Roman won the third-largest jackpot in Carolina Cash 5 history, according to North Carolina lottery officials.        

Comedian Ahmed Ahmed says he's no terrorist, and the Off The Hook Comedy Club in Naples is welcoming him back for an encore performance.        

The Harvard Lampoon apologized after their latest issue included an image of Anne Frank's face photoshopped onto a bikini-clad woman's body.        

President Donald Trump's Supreme Court choice could tip the balance of the court on abortion, but that would move the fight, not end it.        

Georgia passed one of the most restrictive abortion bills in the US. How does Alabama's abortion bill legislators are currently weighing stack up?        

A vast majority of young people aren't qualified for the military and more, and a retired Naval officer says the solution begins in childhood.        

Tim Conway, who once made viewers and castmates on the "Carol Burnett Show" variety show weep with laughter, has died at the age of 85.        

Republicans in Ohio want every women seeking a medical abortion to be informed of a method for abortion "reversal," which critics call unethical.        

James Michael Wright, 23, is accused of carrying out the killings near his home in Washington County, Virginia, over the span of three weeks.        

Mike Pompeo meets with Vladimir Putin, Royal baby Archie gets special visitors, NBA teams vie for Zion Williamson and more things to know Tuesday.        

A 37-year-old woman was arrested after authorities discovered seven kids between the ages of 2 and 4 alone in a hot car outside a mall.        

University of California–Riverside study found out who is most likely to gossip and about what. But most gossip isn't negative, the study showed.        

University of California–Riverside study found out who is most likely to gossip and about what. But most gossip isn't negative, the study showed.