
Justice Department Seeks To Make Example Of Capitol Rioter
The DOJ is seeking a four-year prison sentence for Jacob Chansley, who pleaded guilty to felony obstruction of an official proceeding.
LEARN MOREProsecutors said Jacob Chansley became "the public face of the Capitol riot" when he stormed the building, armed with a 6-foot spear.
An eyewitness said that immediately after the crash, the driver stepped out of the bus, ripped his clothes off and started screaming.
By Ryan Remiorz / The Canadian Press via APFormer Memphis police recruiters described a growing desperation to fill hundreds of slots in recent years.
By Gerald Herbert / APThe Dallas Zoo has dealt with a trend of vandalism and animal disappearances since January.
By Tony Gutierrez / APResearchers say the walking stick is still years away from being available to the public.
By Scripps NewsEmerging reports say the officers who pulled Tyre Nichols from his car never told him why he was being stopped.
By City of Memphis / APA Syrian American couple are now leading relief efforts in the aftermath of one of the deadliest earthquakes of the century.
By Emrah Gurel / AP