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Spinning Ride At Ohio State Fair Breaks Apart In Midair, Killing 1 Person And Injuring 7 Others
Five people were taken to a hospital in critical condition after being thrown from the Fire Ball ride Wednesday evening.
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Brazilian Court Dismisses Case Against Swimmer Ryan Lochte
Lochte was charged with falsely reporting a crime after he told reporters he was robbed at gunpoint during a night out at the Rio Olympics.
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"Watch Your Back, Bitch": Trump’s Lawyer Sent Some Threatening Late-Night Emails To A Stranger
“I’m on you now. You are fucking with me now”
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Ex-FIFA Executive Chuck Blazer, Key To Soccer Corruption Case, Has Died At 72
Blazer built up US soccer and amassed a fortune — then admitted to tax evasion, which made possible a widespread Justice Department corruption case against soccer’s governing body.
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Shia LaBeouf Apologizes After Alleged Public Drunkenness Arrest And Racist Rants
The actor was charged with drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and obstruction on Saturday.
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Trump Jr. On Meeting With Russian Lawyer: "I Probably Would Have Done Things A Little Differently" Now
Donald Trump Jr. spoke Tuesday to Fox News’ Sean Hannity in his first interview after reports he had sought information from a Russian government-connected lawyer to damage Hillary Clinton.
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The First Marine Court-Martialed In The Nude Photo Scandal Is Being Jailed For 10 Days
The Marine was sentenced to 10 days’ confinement and will be kicked out of the corps, officials said.
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16 People Dead After Marine Plane Crashes In Mississippi
Local officials said all 16 victims were onboard the military KC-130 aircraft when it crashed in rural Mississippi Monday afternoon, leaving no survivors.
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Trump Accused Comey Of Leaking Classified Information After A False Report On Fox News
The president accused the former FBI director of leaking “classified information” after a misleading Fox News report. A network host later said, “we were mistaken in that.”
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With New Evidence, Police Say Venus Williams May Not Be To Blame For Fatal Car Crash
Williams said she was “heartbroken” after being involved in the car crash in Florida on June 9, which resulted in a man’s death.
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A Police Officer Injured In The Deadly Baton Rouge Ambush Is Suing Black Lives Matter
The officer was shot in the head and abdomen by a gunman who appeared to be a fan of the movement, but didn’t have any formal connection to it.
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The Fate Of America’s Former "Toughest Sheriff" Is Now In The Hands Of A Judge
Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona continued a crusade against undocumented immigrants even after a federal judge ordered him to stop. Now another judge is deciding if Arpaio showed criminal contempt of court.
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Maine Governor Says Reporters "Are Just So Stupid" Hours Before Getting Caught In A Lie
“I just love to sit in my office and make up ways so they’ll write these stupid stories,” Gov. Paul LePage said. “They are just so stupid, it’s awful.”
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The US Military Has Delayed Enlisting Transgender Recruits By Another Six Months
Branches of service had previously asked for a longer extension to integrate transgender recruits.
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Russian Hackers Reportedly Discussed Getting Hillary Clinton’s Emails To Michael Flynn
US officials told the Wall Street Journal the hackers discussed how to get the emails and transmit them to Flynn, then a member of the Trump campaign.
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Sarah Palin Has Filed A Defamation Lawsuit Against The New York Times
A Times editorial incorrectly linked Palin’s PAC to a mass shooting — something she alleges the newspaper did deliberately, or with “reckless disregard for the truth.”
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White House Says Syria May Be Preparing Another Chemical Attack, Warns Assad Will "Pay A Heavy Price"
On Tuesday, a Pentagon spokesperson said that there was evidence the regime was possibly preparing to use chemical weapons. But many in the department were left in the dark ahead of the White House statement.
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The National Park Service Didn’t Alter Records Of Trump’s Inauguration Crowd, And This Investigation Proves It
An investigation by the Office of Inspector General found no evidence that National Park Service staff scrubbed records or leaked information to the media.
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Serena Williams Responds After John McEnroe Says She Couldn’t Beat Male Tennis Players
Almost 50 years after tennis’s Battle of the Sexes, we’re still doing this apparently.
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Here’s How People Celebrated Pride Around The World
Cities including New York, Mexico City, and Paris showed their LGBT pride over the weekend with marches and festivals.
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