Utah prosecutors say DNA evidence doesn’t match man who spent decades on death row
Newly analyzed DNA evidence from the killing of Eva Olesen did not match defendant Douglas Stewart Carter.
Texas appeals court rejects ruling of innocence for woman on death row for 18 years
Her original trial judge has since ruled she should be declared innocent.
Homeland Security defends officers in immigrant’s fatal car crash in Michigan
The federal government is defending its officers after a fatal crash last weekend involving an immigrant in western Michigan. The Department of Homeland Security is trying to counter any claim…
Xi says 2 giant pandas from China will arrive in the coming days at Atlanta’s zoo
Chinese President Xi Jinping says two giant pandas from China will arrive at Zoo Atlanta in the coming days. Their arrival will bolster a loan program that at one time…
Famed radio and TV priest Fulton Sheen to be beatified in St. Louis, a step away from sainthood
Tens of thousands are gathering in St. Louis for the beatification ceremony of the late Archbishop Fulton Sheen, a pioneer of religious broadcasting.
More states embrace ’50-50′ child custody in divorce cases
The 50-50 custody issue does not break down cleanly along partisan lines.
Facebook accused of deceiving users in New Mexico as trial over privacy scandal wraps up
New Mexico is the only state that has taken the data breach claims to trial as part of its go-it-alone approach to press for more accountability from Meta.
ICE detained Kentucky State basketball player from Senegal as she prepared to travel to tournament
A Kentucky State University women’s basketball player was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement when she arrived at the airport in Louisville to fly to New York for a tournament.
At a talent show on Los Angeles’ Skid Row, the performers are all part of the homeless community
Los Angeles' Skid Row held what is believed to be its first talent show featuring performances from people who are homeless or formerly homeless.
Bill Clinton calls on leaders to fill gaps left by ‘retreating governments’
Former President Bill Clinton opened the Clinton Global Initiative conference, calling on attendees to fill the gaps of foreign aid cuts.