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Protests Turn Violent In St. Louis After Former Police Officer Is Cleared In Shooting Of Black Man
At least 35 people were arrested and multiple officers assaulted during the weekend protests after a former police officer was found not guilty of first-degree murder.
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A CNN Anchor Had To Abruptly End An Interview After A Guest Repeatedly Brought Up Boobs
“This is done. This conversation is over. Yanking mics, bye. See ya. That was entirely inappropriate.”
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North Korea Has Fired A Missile Over Japan Into The Pacific Ocean
The missile prompted Japan to issue an emergency alert for its citizens, warning people to take cover in buildings or underground. The projectile later fell in the Pacific.
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This Is How The Major Earthquake In Mexico Unfolded
The latest on the earthquake can be found in BuzzFeed News’ live updates post.
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This Man Told 911 He Took Too Much Cold Medicine Then Killed His Wife
Matthew James Phelps called 911 on Friday to say that he woke up and found his wife stabbed to death. He has been charged with murder.
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A Category 5 Hurricane Is Approaching Florida, And The Governor Just Declared An Emergency
Hurricane Irma is expected to reach Florida later this week. A hurricane warning is currently in effect for a cluster of islands in the eastern Caribbean.
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First Responders Dodge Hazards Beneath The Surface As Flooding Swallows Houston Neighborhood
Emergency response teams from across the US have converged on flood-ravaged Houston to rescue residents still stranded after days of historic rainfall.
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Flood Conditions Get Worse For Beaumont Evacuees: "I Couldn’t Cry More Tears If I Tried"
“It looks like a war zone.”
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Meet The Veterans Who Set Up A Volunteer Rescue Operation After Harvey
After Harvey slammed into Houston late last week, a group of veterans from across Texas descended on the region to save lives. By Wednesday, their ranks had swollen to more than 200.
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Groceries Are Running Low In Houston, And People Are Starting To Worry
Supermarkets across Houston have closed as Harvey continues to batter the region. The ones that remain open are running out of fresh food.
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Thousands Stream Into Evacuation Shelters As Harvey Drowns More Neighborhoods
As heavy rains battered Houston for a third day, thousands of residents have been forced to abandon their homes for increasingly crowded shelters.
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"I Feel Like We’ve Been Forgotten": In Houston, Stranded Residents Are Their Own First Responders
As government officials struggled to respond to the “unprecedented” disaster Sunday, some residents on the outskirts of Houston had resigned themselves to going it alone.
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"We Expected To Come Back To Nothing": Residents Survey The Damage After Hurricane Harvey
After widespread evacuations, some Texas residents returned home to find entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
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The Trump Administration Won’t Eliminate Any National Monuments, But It Will Modify A “Handful”
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Thursday he would recommend changes to a “handful” of monuments created by former presidents.
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The Second-Largest Powerball In US History Was Won By One Woman In Massachusetts
“I’m going to retire early.”
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ESPN Pulled An Announcer Off A Football Game Because His Name Is Robert Lee
The network cited the deadly rally in Charlottesville earlier this month and said it switched Lee to a different game “simply because of the coincidence of his name.”
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Jury Again Refuses To Convict 4 Men Who Were Armed In The Bundy Standoff In Nevada
The four men were accused of conspiracy and other charges for traveling to an armed standoff in Nevada in 2014.
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These Are The Confederate Monuments That Have Been Removed After The Violence In Charlottesville
Confederate monuments across the country are being taken down following fatal violence sparked by a white supremacist rally in Virginia.
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A Man Has Been Charged With Trying To Blow Up To A Confederate Statue
Police caught the man before he managed to do anything to the statue in Houston. But charging documents say he had nitroglycerin when officers found him.
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Twitter Grapples With "Verified" White Supremacists As Other Tech Companies Crack Down On Hate Speech
Twitter casts itself as a forum for free speech. But after a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, many wonder why the social network continues to verify accounts that promote hate speech.
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