A Missouri prosecutor asked the state’s governor not to pardon a former Kansas City police detective sentenced in a man’s killing, saying in a letter such a move would “subvert the rule of law” and sow distrust.

A federal judge in Miami sentenced a Haitian-Chilean businessman this month to life in prison for his role in helping Colombian mercenaries get weapons to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in 2021.

A man died after his kayak began taking on water in Washington state’s Olympic National Park, park officials said Tuesday.

An Illinois man who police say shot himself in the leg while he was dreaming about burglars has been charged with firearms offenses, officials said Tuesday.

The parent company of Instant Pot and Pyrex has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing “global macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges” that have affected its business.

New government data shows the annual rate of inflation dipped to the lowest level in about two years as of May.

Starbucks’ workers union accused the company of banning decorations for LGBTQ Pride month. The company says that’s not the case.

After two years of research, the California Reparations Task Force will unveil its recommendations for how to compensate Black Californians.

Two “fake electors” from Nevada were spotted by NBC News at a D.C. courthouse where the Jan. 6 grand jury is meeting Tuesday.

ABUJA, Nigeria — A boat carrying residents returning from a wedding capsized in northern Nigeria killing about 100 people, police and local residents said Tuesday, as a search for survivors intensified.