Keffe D verdict today: Jury convicts him in Tupac Shakur murder
A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of murder in Tupac Shakur's 1996 shooting, with sentencing set for Oct. 13 and an appeal planned.
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3 Days of Searching End With Greenville Homicide Suspect Captured
Thomas David Ryan was taken into custody in Schoharie County after a three-day New York manhunt tied to his father's homicide and a deliberately set house fire.
Federal Judge McConnell Faces Death Threats After Ruling Blocking Trump Funding Freeze — Judicial security crisis deepens
U.S. District Judge John McConnell and his family faced credible death threats, dark web harassment, and sinister warnings following his ruling against federal funding freezes, highlighting a growing national security challenge for federal judges.
Jim Jordan's Jack Smith Referral: What Is Confirmed
Jim Jordan has referred Jack Smith to the Justice Department over testimony about lawmakers' phone and text records, but Smith has not been charged and the legal theory is disputed.
5 Questions Raised by Nolan Wells Call Audio
Newly released and enhanced boat-call audio adds a time-stamped record to the Nolan Wells investigation, but disputed background phrases remain unverified.
3 key facts after Chris Brown pleads guilty in London club case
Chris Brown pleaded guilty to affray over a 2023 London nightclub confrontation. More serious charges were dropped, and sentencing is set for October 26.
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18 jurors seated as Lindsay Clancy trial nears opening statements
An 18-person jury has been seated in Lindsay Clancy's Massachusetts murder trial, where prosecutors and the defense sharply disagree over whether severe postpartum psychosis affected her criminal responsibility for the 2023 deaths of her three children.
Why did the Shiloh Hendrix trial end with a split verdict?
A Minnesota jury acquitted Shiloh Hendrix on one disorderly conduct count and convicted her on another after a viral Rochester park confrontation involving a racial slur.
Ukrainian F-16 Scores First Air-to-Air Victory by Downing Russian Fighter
A Ukrainian F-16 fighter jet has achieved its first confirmed air-to-air combat victory by shooting down a Russian Su-35 over eastern Ukraine, U.S. General Dan Caine confirmed to lawmakers.
Denver Nightclub Mass Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 8 Wounded After Aurora Dispute Spills Into Afterparty
A mass shooting at the Ultra Lounge East in southeast Denver left one man dead and eight others injured after a dispute from a prior event in Aurora erupted into gunfire.
4th DWI Charge: Tow Truck Driver Held in Fatal Raleigh Crash
A Raleigh tow truck driver with three prior DWI convictions faces felony charges after a fatal red-light collision killed a motorcyclist on his birthday.
500,000 Annual Wrecks: Why Evidence Vanishes Days After a Truck Crash
Commercial truck accidents involve massive insurance policies and multi-party liability spanning carriers, loaders, and mechanics. However, critical electronic logbooks and black box telemetry can be legally purged within days, making immediate evidence preservation essential for victims seeking legal accountability.
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