London’s mayor is not the only one to suggest that Trump was no longer welcome in the United Kingdom. British lawmaker Chuka Umunna called for the president’s invitation to visit Great Britain to be rescinded.
William Joseph Greer, who allegedly killed his 28-year-old girlfriend Tammy Marie Esquivel in Harris County, Texas, some 11 years back, was added to the United States Marshals’ 15 most wanted fugitives list in 2016.
Scientists used X-ray analysis from the synchrotron at the Argonne National Laboratory to understand where the little mummified girl came from.
Residents of Cheviot Hills, Los Angeles, on Wednesday, called the police to inform and complain about gas leakage that took place in their facility.
According to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Adam Farney will be booked for first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder.
The police have asked other students of Edgemont High School in Greenburgh, who might have had inappropriate contact with Tyler Sick in the recent past to get in touch with Special Victims Unit Detective Nick Parikka.
Police found Carl Edmondson’s body at the bottom of the basement stairs of his house Saturday. His skull was crushed, with brain matter splattered on the floor and walls and penis cut off.
The woman, a resident of Redding, was kidnapped Sunday afternoon by two people who thought she stole their narcotics.
Anthony Sevy from Royal Oak, Michigan, has filed a lawsuit against court officers Philip Barach and Harold Marshall in federal court.
The parents pleaded not guilty to the felony neglect charges. Bail was set at $50,000 by the judge, who also ordered the accused not to be in contact with any children under the age of 16.
ALS, also called Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive illness. It affects the nerves in the brain and spinal cord that control muscles.
Labour Party MPs called on U.K. Home Secretary Amber Rudd and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to formally express disapproval of President Donald Trump for promoting bigotry.
The detective was seen on video, asking whether the group of teens had any "weed" on them. When one of the teens asked why they were being detained, the detective said, "because you're white."
Jaime Phillips contacted the Washington Post reporter Beth Reinhard just hours after the newspaper published the first story detailing allegations of sexual misconduct against Moore, Alabama's Republican nominee for the Senate seat.
Photographer Kenny Melendez was flying his drone above the South Beach waters when he noticed a sizable shadow near a swimmer.
Zuckerberg said in a letter she posted on Twitter that a fellow passenger make “lewd sexual remarks” toward her, and that a flight attendant refused to do anything to stop it.
Apart from defending Lauer on Twitter, Rivera also expressed sadness over his former co-host being fired.
The layoffs hit workers from various production, technology, and digital content positions.
The president allegedly made the comment to a reporter of the now-defunct Maximum Golf magazine during an interview in 2000; the quote, however, never made it to print.
President Donald Trump’s message came after British Prime Minister TheresaMay’s spokesperson criticised him for his retweets.
Bahtiyar Duysak, a German citizen with Turkish roots, had been working for Twitter’s Trust and Safety operations team in the San Francisco. Part of his responsibility was to deal with alerts reporting bad behavior and other forms of harassment.
An officer suffered an injury after his partner hit him with a stun gun.
The International Space Station will travel up the East Coast tonight, and you'll be able to see it.
Matt Lauer once participated in a sexual harassment parody video in 2012 on "The Daily Show."
In efforts to kill a bed bug, a teen boy doused the insect with alcohol and lit it on fire.
The Trumps' signatures prove to be nearly identical on their holiday card.
Matt Lauer was blamed for Ann Curry's firing from the "Today" show in 2012.
Garrison Keillor released a statement after being fired by Minnesota Public Radio amid sexual harassment allegations.
Moments after his conviction appeal was rejected, former Croatian army chief Slobodan Praljak appeared to drink from a small bottle and yelled "I am not a war criminal, I oppose this conviction".
A glitter ban is being proposed by scientists because it's a microplastic.