Pentagon Plans to Livestream Execution of Fort Hood Shooter
The Pentagon will livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter, marking the first military execution by firing squad since WWII.
Texas Executes First Inmate Since Christa Pike Incident
Texas executes first inmate in US since botched Christa Pike execution, using controversial drug amid legal challenges.
Ex-American Idol Contestant Jailed for Life Over Wife’s Murder
Caleb Flynn, once an American Idol contestant, received a life sentence for the murder of his wife, Ashley, after a jury's swift verdict.
Tennessee Prison Chief Resigns Following Execution Mishap
Frank Strada exits his role amid fallout from a flawed execution, prompting a governmental review.
New York Governor Criticizes Handling of Cornell Rape Case
Governor Hochul criticizes officials over handling of Cornell rape case, appoints Attorney General James to lead new investigation.
Ohio Veteran Sues Hospital Over Wrong Leg Amputation
Ohio's Sharon Jacks sues for wrongful leg amputation, alleging severe negligence from Selby General Hospital.
Hegseth Announces 20% Cut to US Military Leadership
Pete Hegseth reduces US military generals by 20%, criticizing diversity and planning new warfare strategies.
US Supreme Court Allows Resumption of ‘Third Country’ Deportations
The US Supreme Court permits 'third country' deportations, impacting immigrant rights and legal challenges.
Boeing Secures $20 Billion Contract for Next-Gen Fighter Jets
Boeing wins $20B Pentagon contract for new fighter jets to replace F/A-XX fleet. Construction in St. Louis.
Arizona Fraternity Faces Suspension Over Alleged Hazing
University of Arizona frat under investigation after recruits allegedly forced to swallow live goldfish.