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Estate planning Miami lawyer The United Nations Security Council on Monday demanded an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militants Hamas and the immediate and

The overall health of pastors in the U.S. has declined markedly since 2015, with increasing numbers who say that they face declining respect from their

A Washington, D.C., woman on Tuesday stole items from a store before hitting an officer who attempted to stop her with her car, according to

Two people were killed and three others seriously injured when a small plane crashed shortly after taking off from a rural Alaska community over the

The threat of legal action was made in a letter sent to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott by the Biden administration on Thursday. The post DOJ

The young protestors wore red, white and blue clothing while shouting “My pronouns are USA.” The post Massachusetts students destroy rainbow decorations at middle school

An environmental compliance specialist allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill the wife of her hiking buddy who she’d met on Match.com, prosecutors said.

Nicole Daedone, accused of running a wellness company that doubled as an “orgasm cult,’’ was sprung on $1 million bond Tuesday, but a judge warned

A Florida man was caught and arrested for allegedly driving under the influence (DUI) after he pulled out directly in front of an oncoming police

Estate planning Miami lawyer Fabian Reid’s 82nd-minute strike ensured Arnett stayed on even terms going into next Monday’s Jamaica Premier League (JPL) quarter-final second leg

Police in Syracuse, New York, say at least 13 people were shot, stabbed or struck by fleeing cars during a mass gathering of hundreds early

According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, the professor’s reprimand will be removed from her personal file. The post University rescinds reprimand for professor who failed student

At one point Saturday, nearly 7,500 people were reporting problems with social media platform, according to one tracker. The post Thousands of Twitter users report outage

For Johnny Kincaid, Beckley’s Historic Black Knight municipal park isn’t just a place he’s worked for the past 50 years. To him, it’s also been

Maj. Gilberto De Leon was among close to 2,000 soldiers slapped with a false arrest record due to participating in a National Guard recruiting program known as

The king of the Netherlands issued a sweeping apology Saturday for his country’s historic role in the slave trade. The post Dutch King Willem-Alexander apologizes

The hospital security footage shows the secretly pregnant teenage mother running toward a hospital bathroom while clutching her bum. The post Alarming video captures moment

Six deputies of a north-central Georgia sheriff’s office will not be indicted in the death of a mentally ill inmate who had been in jail

Six people who were killed in Murrieta, California, early Saturday morning when the plane they were on crashed, have been identified by the Riverside County