Ghislaine Maxwell’s first photo from prison shows unexplained black eye — See it
The first photo of Ghislaine Maxwell from prison was revealed in court papers released Thursday.
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NASA Mars helicopter ‘Ingenuity’ fails to take flight during fourth run, rescheduled to Friday
NASA's helicopter on Mars, the four-pound "Ingenuity," failed to get off the ground for its fourth flight Thursday, but NASA said it is safe and will try again Friday.
South Carolina manhunt ends with arrest of ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect following active shooter incident
South Carolina authorities captured an "armed and dangerous" suspect Thursday after an active shooter incident hours earlier.
UNC holds Black-only ‘healing session’ after Chauvin verdict
The University of North Carolina, Asheville, is holding a number of Black and minority-student healing sessions and programs following ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin's April 20 conviction.
Michigan Gov. Whitmer announces plan to tie coronavirus vaccination rate to reopening
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced a “MI Vacc to Normal” plan Thursday that ties the state's vaccination rates to its reopening plans.
South Carolina police searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect following active shooter incident
South Carolina authorities were searching for a man considered "armed and dangerous" following an active shooter incident on Thursday.
Louisville officer shot in Breonna Taylor raid to retire
Louisville Metro Police Department Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, who was shot during the no-knock raid resulting in Breonna Taylor's March 2020 death, is retiring.
Atlanta police join manhunt for escaped Arizona murder suspect
Georgia police have joined the manhunt for a murder suspect from Arizona who escaped custody during transport through an Atlanta airport.
Pearl Harbor-based submarine Navy officer relieved of command following ‘loss of confidence’
The commander of a U.S. Navy submarine has been relieved of his command following an investigation in relation to the death of an officer from his vessel, according to reports.
Man charged with threatening Iowa governor cites free speech
An Iowa man charged with leaving a threatening voicemail telling Gov. Kim Reynolds she should be "hung for treason" defended his comments Thursday as free speech, saying he was expressing opposition to COVID-19 restrictions.