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Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, allegedly called 911 from the Scotrun resort to say her husband and toddler were dead. Police say she had cut her wrists and neck and told officers she was “suicidal, not stupid.”
Jaime West, running for Fayette County Council, told a local TV forum she would fire “all Republicans” and closed by telling voters “We have guns too.” Clips of the appearance have been viewed millions of times on X.
A lawsuit filed by Jewish members of the Park Slope Food Coop says PS 77 teacher Damien Neva praised the Hamas leader behind the Oct. 7 massacre in a Signal group. The Department of Education has referred the allegation for investigation.
Michael Jerome James, 35, who was 14 at the time, has been indicted on two counts of murder in the 2006 deaths of Chynna and Blake Dickus. Prosecutors say he will be tried as an adult.
Families using the $73 million field at Gansevoort Peninsula describe public nudity, obscene taunts and a bench set alight beside children as young as five. The NYPD says it has had no 311 complaints about the site.
Tamela Dutcher, 55, who once co-authored research on homicidal adolescents, was killed inside her Delaware County home. Prosecutors say her daughter set up the attack after an argument over chores.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani was battered by boos and profanities at the NYPD's 43rd Patrol Borough National Night Out Against Crime in Midland Beach, cutting his remarks to under a minute before being whisked off the stage.
Anna Watkins says she is leaving Grenada “with a broken heart” eight days after her sister Elizabeth Waddell, a 44-year-old physical therapist from Cary, vanished while swimming near Grand Anse Beach.
Nearly 50,000 migrants flooded the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in 24 hours — almost 60% of the city’s population — forcing Spain to deploy troops as terrified shop owners barricade their doors and residents stockpile food.
The December 4 Legal Committee, which has raised more than $1.5 million for Mangione’s defense, is campaigning to raise awareness of jury nullification — a rarely used power that could acquit him even if jurors believe he is guilty.
Nine-year-old Max, who is undergoing cancer treatment, has touched hearts across the internet with his May the 4th drawing of R2-D2 reimagined as "Hospital Hero" - a symbol of courage, healing, and hope.
Newly released footage from the White House Correspondents Dinner security scare appears to show a K9 unit reacting near a doorway moments before suspect Cole Allen allegedly emerged with a rifle. The dog, named Rex, was reportedly pulled back by his handler shortly before the confrontation unfolded.
A new statue bearing the signature of British street artist Banksy has appeared in central London. The statue — depicting a man with his face covered, holding a flag as he walks off a plinth — has already drawn crowds of onlookers, with tourists and locals stopping mid-pavement to film and photograph the new piece.
In the days leading up to a high-profile legal showdown involving OpenAI, an unofficial black-and-white sticker reading "ANTI ELON CLUB" started showing up on laptops, notebooks and walls inside the company's offices — a small but loaded moment of staffroom satire that quickly became its own quiet talking point.
Gemini today officially launched "Agentic Trading," wiring AI models like ChatGPT and Claude directly into its trading API via Anthropic's open MCP standard. Users can authorize AI agents to monitor markets and place trades under preset rules and risk limits — including dedicated "Meme Agents" that hunt trending tokens on your behalf. Gemini calls it "the first agentic trading tool to be available directly through a regulated US-based exchange."
A late-night argument on the platform of the East 149th Street station ended with one straphanger flung onto the tracks just minutes before an oncoming train.
The King is in town, and New Yorkers have opinions on how he should spend his stay — most of them involving a slice and a subway ride.
