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Among the charges Kelly faces is that he rigged the 2008 trial by paying off and threatening the girl to ensure she didn't testify.

Disaster struck at the Medusa Festival “due to a strong gust of wind,” they said.

Rushdie has been a prominent spokesman for free expression and liberal causes. He is a former president of PEN America, which said it was “reeling from shock and horror” at the attack.

The Chinese air force is sending fighter jets and bombers to Thailand for a joint exercise with the Thai military on Sunday.

A man once briefly married to Britney Spears has been convicted of aggravated trespassing and battery at the pop star's June wedding.

Police and court records show the main suspect in the slaying of four Muslim men in Albuquerque has committed regular acts of violence.

Republican Roy Moore of Alabama has won a defamation lawsuit against a Democratic-aligned super PAC over campaign ads dating to his failed 2017 Senate bid.

San Diego Padres Fernando Tatis Jr. has been suspended for 80 games after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.

Officials in Idaho say a Utah man caught a massive, 10-foot-long white sturgeon at C.J. Strike Reservoir earlier this month.

A lawsuit claims a construction worker was buried alive while working on a project in the Las Vegas valley earlier this year.

Judd, 76, died on April 30 at her home in Tennessee. Her daughter Ashley has previously said that her mother she killed herself, and the family said she was lost to “the disease of mental illness.”

The owner of a horse carriage business in South Carolina says a horse was not injured after it fell in downtown Charleston.

Democrats happily declared victory on top-tier goals like providing Congress’ largest ever investment in curbing carbon emissions, reining in pharmaceutical costs and taxing large companies.

Police in Atlanta are investigating a situation where a woman allegedly lost $118,000 to three men who took advantage of her.

Several of the denomination’s major entities are under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.

A man who already served time in prison for harassing women online with violent fantasies again faces similar charges.

The gunman was killed by a passerby, and a police officer was among the wounded.

A Georgia mother has been charged with second-degree murder in the drowning death of her infant, officials said.

Former President Donald Trump has been given at least some of the records the government was seeking to unseal, but he and his lawyers have declined, so far, to make them public.

While Heche is legally dead, she’s on life support and “her heart is still beating” so it can be determined if she can be an organ donor.

A blind man who used a wheelchair was beaten to death inside an Illinois home over the weekend, according to investigators.

A federal judge determined Floyd Roseberry, who is diagnosed with bipolar disorder and PTSD, was improperly medicated when he allegedly threatened there were a series of bombs placed around Washington D.C. Roseberry will be permitted to await his trial under house arrest with his wife in North Carolina

The first of the six babies is due Sept. 27, with one other due in October, two in November and two in December.

A Texas woman is wanted for allegedly selling a car that she did not own.

Officials said that the presence of the poliovirus in the city’s wastewater suggests likely local circulation of the virus.

Closing in on the half-year mark, the war has sent food prices sky-high and left poorer countries with ever less hope they would be getting supplies from the breadbasket of Europe.

The manager of a Family Dollar store in Alabama is in critical condition after police say she was stabbed by a shoplifter.

The Bloomington Police Department says 21-year-old Shamar Alon Lark, of Minneapolis, was arrested Thursday.

With more than 9,000 cases nationwide, worries linger ahead of the new school year.

As recovery efforts continue, state leaders are calling out the Federal Emergency Management Agency after they said a “steady stream of reports” from eastern Kentuckians indicate they are being denied federal aid.