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Selma Blair faces federal and state charges after allegedly attacking flight attendants, a police officer and a hospital nurse during a Sunday flight from Los Angeles to New York.
A South Hadley man previously convicted of child pornography charges has pleaded guilty to smuggling plutonium from Russia and selling it, along with toxic thallium, to dozens of customers nationwide through the US mail.
Tennessee has postponed the Dec. 3 execution of convicted double murderer Gary Wayne Sutton after Gov. Bill Lee suspended executions statewide following a botched lethal injection attempt on death row inmate Christa Pike.
Tamaira Angell Smith, accused of killing Loganville mother Eyanna Moore with an illegal silicone injection in 2009, was caught 17 years later after trying to renew a driver’s license obtained under a stolen identity.
A lawyer for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike says she survived two lethal injection attempts, according to a brief initial report; further details are not yet confirmed.
A Ventura County jury convicted four members of a family accused of running a decade-long pimping and trafficking operation through massage parlors in Ventura and Port Hueneme, with sentences of up to 17 years expected later this year.
A Bangor man has been charged after video showed him driving his vehicle toward Maine Wire reporter Joe Sokol, who was investigating a local methadone clinic’s Medicaid funding.
Gunfire broke out in a crowd leaving a Pittsburgh high school football game Thursday night, injuring three people believed to be teenagers, as police worked to break up fights outside the stadium.
A lawyer for the elderly in-laws charged with murdering New York Times engineering director Jonathan McKinsey says the victim had been abusive and violent toward his family for years before his shooting death in Dublin, California.
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