Man Shot by Police Five Times Sues Department After Mistaken Identity
A college athlete alleges officers used excessive force, violating his Fourth Amendment rights, after mistaking him for his knife-wielding brother.
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Judge Blocks Trump's 250-Foot Memorial Arch Construction for 14 Days
The National Capital Planning Commission approved the controversial monument, but a lawsuit has halted immediate construction.
Minnesota Mayoral Race Tied, May Be Decided by Coin Toss
Unofficial results show a dead heat in Spring Lake Park, with state law dictating a random draw if the tie persists after a formal canvass.
Man Convicted of Murder After Wife's Dare Over Lost Cow
An Alabama man was found guilty of murder after fatally shooting his nephew's wife, who allegedly dared him to 'blow my brains out' during an argument.
Democrats Vow Immediate Subpoenas for Trump and Allies Upon Taking Majority
Incoming House leadership plans to launch investigations into Donald Trump and his associates on their first day in power.
Data Center Boom Raises Concerns Ahead of US Midterm Elections
An investigation explores the potential impact of growing anti-AI sentiment and the industry's expansion on US voter behavior.
Colorado Officer Killed, 3 Wounded in Gunfight with Suspect
The suspect was also killed in the exchange of gunfire that occurred when officers attempted to apprehend him.
UK Committee Chair 'Shocked' by Misleading Student Loan Information
Treasury Committee chair expresses concern over university communications regarding student loan repayments.
Colorado Officer Killed, 3 Wounded in Shooting Near Denver Bus Stop
A suspect opened fire on officers responding to a report of a suspicious person, authorities said.