Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campusesPro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses
Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campusesSchools grapple with balancing free speech and safety as protests have roiled many campuses.
Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campusesSchools grapple with balancing free speech and safety as protests have roiled many campuses.
Mistrial in case of Arizona rancher accused of killing migrantGeorge Alan Kelly allegedly fired nine shots toward a group of migrants who had wandered onto his cattle ranch last year, fatally striking one.
Children of Flint water crisis make change as environmental activistsDozens of the children of Flint, Michigan’s lead-contaminated water crisis have turned their trauma into advocacy 10 years after it began.
Baltimore leaders blame ship owner, manager for Key Bridge collapseAttorneys for the city argued that the ship's owner and manager should have realized the Dali was unfit for its voyage.
Jury: BNSF Railway contributed to 2 asbestos deaths in Montana townThe jury awarded $4 million each in compensatory damages to the estates of the two plaintiffs, who died in 2020.
47 Yale University students arrested during pro-Palestinian protestThe students had been camped out on campus for three days to push the university to divest from military weapons manufacturers.
Why the government created new tools to show heat forecasts and riskOver two-thirds of the United States was under some level of a heat alert last year due to rising temperatures.
College campuses engulfed by tensions over pro-Palestinian protestsLast week, the New York Police Department arrested more than 100 people on Columbia's campus at the request of the university's administration.
High-speed rail line between Las Vegas, Los Angeles area breaks groundThe CEO of the company in charge of the project says he expects it to be in operation before Los Angeles hosts the Summer Olympics in 2028.
Semaglutide, gastric bypass delay weight loss plateau, study findsThose who are dieting generally reach a weight loss plateau after about a year on average, but these interventions may help.
Colorado woman trapped under truck for hours saved by good SamaritanRachael Hammack was driving home from work around 2:30 a.m. when a crash pinned her in the wreckage 100 yards from the roadway and hidden from view.
Study: Students with last names at end of alphabet given lower gradesNew research by the University of Michigan shows alarming findings about how a student's last name can affect their grades.
Columbia University goes virtual amid pro-Palestinian protestsProtests at the Ivy League university broke out last week, with more than 100 people being arrested at an encampment that formed on campus.
Here are the top-ranked electric and hybrid vehicles of 2024U.S. News & World Report evaluated nearly 100 vehicles for quality, efficiency and value to determine its rankings.
Los Angeles mayor declared safe after suspect breaks into her homeAuthorities did not immediately release the name or other information about the suspect and said an investigation is ongoing.
Supreme Court weighs bans on sleeping outdoors as homelessness risesThe case is considered the most significant to come before the high court in decades on homelessness, which is reaching record levels in the U.S.
War, hostages, antisemitism: A somber backdrop to this year's PassoverThis year, for many Jews, the holiday’s mood will be impacted by somber factors related to Israel-Hamas war and the rise of antisemitic incidents.
15 people injured in tram accident at Universal Studios theme parkThe victims taken to area hospitals had minor injuries, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said.
2 killed and 6 injured in shooting at Memphis park party, police sayThe shooting occurred at an unsanctioned block party in Orange Mound Park, with an estimated 200 to 300 attendees.
Young siblings killed after car plows into children's birthday partyThe 66-year-old woman driving the car was arrested for operating while intoxicated causing death, according to the sheriff's office.
3 seriously injured after knife attack on party boat in New York CityEmergency crews were notified at around 5 p.m. Saturday of an assault along the East River near 58th Street in the Brooklyn Army Terminal warehouse.
Autoworkers union celebrates breakthrough win in TennesseeThe United Auto Workers union won a stunning 73% of the vote after losing two elections there in the past decade.
Prolific atheist philosopher Daniel Dennett dies at 82Called a "once-in-a-generation scholar, teacher, and colleague," Dennett was one of the most read and debated philosophers of his time.
US sailor convicted of attempted espionage by military courtThe U.S. Navy chief petty officer was convicted for failure to obey a lawful order among other charges along with an attempted espionage charge.
Remembering the 13 victims of Columbine on the 25th anniversaryThe Columbine Memorial has been a place for visitors from across the country to remember the events of that day and it is in need of upgrades.
House passes legislation that could lead to a TikTok banLawmakers on Capitol Hill voted on the legislation during a Saturday floor session, jammed into a significant foreign aid package.
US agency fighting Russian, Chinese disinformation may lose fundingSpecial Envoy James Rubin says the Global Engagement Center wants to work with Republican lawmakers who claim conservative speech has been stifled.
Messi the dog is retiring from the TSA after work screening travelersThe 8-year-old Labrador Retriever worked at Reagan National Airport, and was the TSA's canine calendar dog of the month in February.
Company retires humanoid robot for model with real-world capabilitiesBoston Dynamics said it will replace its hydraulic Atlas model with a fully electric robot designed for "real-world applications."
Fentanyl's toll and a troubled aircraft | Scripps News InvestigatesWe investigate the silent toll of fentanyl on U.S. children and the troubled history of a controversial military aircraft.
Oregon town's policing of homeless heads to Supreme CourtDepending on how the Court rules, law enforcement across the country could be allowed to punish unhoused people for sleeping on public lands.
Tennessee Volkswagen plant vote could be another step forward for UAWWorkers at a Chattanooga Volkswagen plant are voting Friday on whether to join the United Auto Workers.
House, and Speaker Johnson, move Ukraine aid toward a key voteHouse Speaker Mike Johnson is leaning on cautious support from Democrats in the deeply divided chamber to push aid bills toward passage.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard files for divorce, restraining orderWhile the two lived together after her release from jail, a court filing said the couple separated on March 25 and have lived apart since then.
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