An Ohio grand jury found Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Joshua Sills not guilty of charges of rape and kidnapping, officials said.
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Special counsel cites threatening Trump post in request for protective order in election interference case
Prosecutors said Trump’s use of evidence obtained in discovery “could have a harmful chilling effect on witnesses or adversely affect the fair administration of justice in this case.”
After 3 lackluster matches, USWNT stare down knockout play at World Cup
Good has so far been barely good enough for the United States women’s soccer team, as its quest to win a third straight World Cup has been marred by uncharacteristically mediocre play.
Israel arrests settlers after rampage on Palestinian village leaves 1 dead
Israeli police said Saturday that they arrested two Israeli settlers after they stormed a Palestinian village in the West Bank in a rampage that left one Palestinian dead.
33 officer arrests in 3 years: Sheriff asks 'What are we doing wrong?'
The sheriff of Richmond County, Georgia, is trying to figure out why there have been so many officers charged with crimes — and how to curb the misconduct.
As student loan payments loom, borrowers weigh deferrals, 'debt strikes' and Deuteronomy
Since the Supreme Court killed Biden’s debt forgiveness plan, social media users have been trading sympathy, support and advice — some of which personal finance experts warn against.
Heatwave-hit jamboree in South Korea in doubt as scouts leave
The World Scout Jamboree in South Korea faced calls to be canceled after contingents from the U.S. and Britain pulled out over extreme heat and weather conditions.
Oregon lifts ban on self-serve gas, leaving N.J. as the only state prohibiting it
For the first time in more than seven decades, drivers in Oregon are allowed to pump their own gas.
Texas man who threatened Arizona election official and kids sentenced to more than 3 years
A Texas man who threatened an election official and a county official in Maricopa County, Arizona, and their children, was sentenced to more than three years in prison Thursday, federal prosecutors said.
Wells Fargo customers scramble after deposits disappear from their accounts
Amber Matherly had planned to move into her new apartment Thursday.