BYU police arrest groping suspect after five reported incidents
Brigham Young University police have arrested a 26-year-old Provo man in connection with groping five groping incidents at the Utah college over the weekend
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Derek Chauvin trial jurors: Who are they?
A panel of 15 jurors on Monday will hear opening statements in former police officer Derek Chauvin's murder trial in Minneapolis.
Philadelphia mall’s food court turns into deadly shooting scene
A man was fatally shot in a Philadelphia mall court Monday, authorities said.
Minneapolis residents speak out about violence epidemic plaguing city on ‘The Story’
A former Minneapolis city councilman and a young mother driven from her home by gun violence spoke to Fox News host Martha MacCallum Monday as Minnesota's largest city braces for more unrest with the trial of Officer Derek Chauvin underway.
Church attendance drops below 50% in US, poll finds
A new poll indicates that American church membership has fallen below the majority for the first time.
NYC chief medical officer calls for racial preferences in medical care, criticizes ‘colorblind’ practices
Two physicians, including the New York City health department's chief medical officer, have proposed racial preferences for Black and "Latinx" patients, in order to address structural inequities.
California ‘crazed man’ accused of fatally stabbing elderly woman, dog in unprovoked attack to appear in court
A murder suspect described by authorities as a "crazed man" accused of fatally stabbing a California woman and her dog in a seemingly unprovoked attack in broad daylight will appear in court on Monday.
Virginia Beach shooting suspects appear in court as police probe why body camera didn’t record fatal encounter
After three consecutive shootings last week in the Virginia Beach resort area left a total of two people dead and another eight wounded, three suspects are to appear to court Monday.
California teacher blames ‘White supremacy’ for parents demanding schools reopen
A California high school teacher has ruffled some feathers for appearing to suggest that parents who want their kids back in school for in-person learning are “White supremacists.”
NYC chief medical officer calls for racial preference for minorities in medical care
Two physicians, including the New York City health department's chief medical officer, have proposed racial preferences for Black and "Latinx" patients, in order to address structural inequities.