FBI still won’t call Nashville bombing an act of terror
Domestic intelligence officials not yet prepared to say that Christmas Day attack merits terror label.
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No charges against Wisconsin officer who shot Jacob Blake
Prosecutor concludes that the officer’s claim to have acted in self-defense could not be disproved.
Remorseful man returns statue’s stolen sword after 40 years
The anonymous veteran contacted Massachusetts town’s historical commission to admit pilfering the bronze weapon from monument while studying at university.
Kyle Rittenhouse heads to court as Kenosha braces for Jacob Blake decision
Teenager has become a folk hero for some on the Right, but others see him as a domestic terrorist.
Texas county official suspect in defacing old “Negroes” sign
The segragation-era courthouse sign uncovered two decades ago and preserved as a historical reminder was partly painted over without authorization in November.
America’s “most prolific” serial killer dead at 80
Samuel Little confessed to over 90 murders and had nearly 60 confirmed victims.
Colorado Guardsman has 1st reported US case of virus variant
Experts ponder how the mutant version of the virus arrived from the UK and how to stop it spreading.
Adam Coy finally terminated following fatal shooting of Andre Hill
Ohio officer shot the unarmed Black man one week ago and then failed to deliver first aid.
Nashville bomber left hints of trouble, but motive elusive
Authorities still struggling to understand why Anthony Warner turned to violence.
Man charged in Illinois bowling alley shooting that killed 3
Florida-based special-forces sergeant allegedly gunned down 6 people, leaving 3 dead, in apparently random attack.
Girl Scouts rebuke Boy Scouts in escalating recruitment war
Lawyers for the female youth organization claim its male counterpart has been stealing potential members after the latter opened its core services to girls.