Adam Lidgett

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Adam Lidgett is a Breaking News Reporter covering criminal justice. He is a 2014 graduate of Penn State University, where he was a reporter and editor for the school's newspaper, The Daily Collegian. A Pennsylvania native, Adam now calls Brooklyn home.

Richard Glossip Execution Stayed By Oklahoma Gov Fallin As Lethal Injection Drugs Called Into Question

Gov. Mary Fallin intervened after the three drugs planned to be used during the execution were called into question.

Why You Can't Lose Weight: Study Finds People Need To Exercise More And Eat Less To Maintain Weight Compared To 1980's

The research found that if you are 25 you have to eat less and exercise more than people did in the 1970s and 1980s to lose weight.

The Hunt For Joseph Kony: US Military, Séléka Muslim African Rebels Partner To Find Ugandan Warlord

President Barack Obama has to decide soon whether to continue the hunt for warlord Joseph Kony.

9/11 Victims' Families Lawsuit: Saudi Arabia Dropped From Case, Judge Cites Country's Sovereign Immunity

Families of 9/11 victims have been trying to seek damage claims for years, and their attorneys said they plan to appeal Tuesday's ruling.

Christian, Muslim Refugees Separate Housing In Germany: Religion Segregation At Camps Encouraged By Police Union Leader

Fights among refugees have recently intensified in Germany, which expects to get 800,000 asylum applications this year.

Former Thailand Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra Sues Attorney General Over Controversial Rice Subsidy Case

The rice subsidy program reportedly lost billions, but won Yingluck Shinawatra support in rural Thailand during her campaign.

Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: How Are Individual Dealers Being Affected?

"The percentage of our business that's diesel is very small," says Jed Kass, a Volkswagen dealer in the Brooklyn borough of New York.

Pope In Philadelphia: Francis Arrives To Celebrate Mass With Applause, Talks Women In The Church

Francis raised the immigration issue at a time when Republican U.S. presidential contenders have touted actions to stem the flow of immigrants into the country.

Saudi Prince Arrested For Sex Crime Accused By More Women Of Abuse In Los Angeles Estate

Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud was released on $300,000 bail in California, and some believe he may have already fled the country.

Los Angeles Police Homeless Shooting: LAPD Body Camera Video Raises Questions Over Conflict With Skid Row Man

Charly “Africa” Keunang was killed in March after Los Angeles police responded to a robbery call at his Skid Row tent.

Harvard Lego Scandal: Former Computer Lab Manager Charged With Using $80,000 Of The School's Money To Buy Toys, Televisions

Harvard discovered the unsanctioned purchases lab manager Shawn Bunn made after doing a financial review.

Is Kanye West Running For President In 2020? Rapper Says He Is 'Definitely' Thinking Of Running

Kanye West first announced he was running for president in August at the MTV Video Music Awards.

Bernie Sanders Shea Stadium Brooklyn Fundraiser: How To Get Tickets To Concert Hosted By Grassroots Organizers

A fundraiser is planned to be held in Bushwick Sunday, where supports will also try to register voters.

Synthetic Marijuana Epidemic: New York Lawmakers Try To Curb Spread Of Drug Associated With Violent Behavior

Hospitalizations due to the use of synthetic marijuana have increased 229 percent in the past year nationwide.

'Ginger Extremist' Plotted To Kill Prince Charles, William So Harry Could Assume Throne

The man said he has been marginalized in his life because of his ginger hair.

Holiday Shopping 2015: Christmas Season Expected To Be Weak This Year Because Of Stock Market Fears

Middle-income spenders are trying to put more money into savings rather than spending it on holiday shopping, trend watchers say.

How To Get Pope Francis Tickets During His US Visit: The One Guaranteed Way To See The Pontiff

The pope will tour the National Mall after he meets with President Barack Obama.

Who Is Junípero Serra? Facts About The Controversial Catholic Figure Pope Francis Plans To Make A Saint

Native American activists have questioned the proposed sainthood of Serra, who helped the Spanish colonize California.

Rome Colosseum Tourist Vandal: Foreigner Caught Carving Initials Into Facade Of Ancient Stadium

A $35 million restoration project is planned to reinforce the priceless antiquity, which has been subjected to environmental damage, vandalism and theft over two millennia.

Who Is Catherine Greig? Boston Mob Boss Whitey Bulger's Girlfriend Indicted On New Contempt Charges

Catherine Greig is charged with refusing to testify as to whether other people helped Whitey Bulger escape police capture.

Best Paying Jobs 2015: Which Workers Had The Biggest Salary Increases This Year?

Business systems analysts, security officers and sales consultants saw the biggest pay increases this year, according to a report.

Prince William Battle Of Britain 75th Anniversary Update: Royal To Take To The Sky To Commemorate Nazi Battle

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the battle, the first to be fought entirely in the sky.

Stripper Throws Herself Into Bullring In Spain To Protest Bullfights

Amina Axelsson was not the first activist to jump into a bullring to protest bullfights this year.

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Pope Francis In Cuba Photos: Havana Arrival, Greeting Of The Pontiff In Pictures

Thousands were on hand Saturday to welcome Pope Francis to the island nation of Cuba.

Philip Morris Plans To Sell Stock In Indonesian Unit

Indonesia is the world's third-largest market for cigarettes, behind China and the U.S.

New Ad Challenges Jeb Bush's Claim George W. Bush 'Kept Us Safe'

The ad features clips of the presidential candidate's comment and events associated with George W. Bush's presidency, such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks on America.