John Sanders, acting commissioner of the Customs and Border Protection agency, will be leaving his post amid reports of troubled facility.
Author: Jorge L. Ortiz, USA TODAY
‘What I want is a peaceful death’: Kevin Roster has only weeks to live – and that’s why he moved to California
Kevin Roster, who is terminally ill, moved from New Jersey to California for its medical aid in dying law.
Denying mass killers ‘sick, twisted fame’: Public officials refuse to name them to avoid copycats
Public officials join the movement toward downplaying the name of assailants after mass killings to avoid copycat events.
‘I was irresponsible’: Amanda Eller apologizes for her ill-fated journey into the Hawaiian wilderness
Amanda Eller, the hiker who was rescued after being lost for 17 days in a Hawaiian forest, apologizes for her poor decisions in Facebook video.
Chicago detectives knew a Jussie Smollett deal was in the works, new documents show
Newly released documents from the Jussie Smollett case show Chicago police detectives knew a month in advance a deal was in the works.
Iraq war veteran accused of mowing down pedestrians in California charged with hate crimes
An Iraq war veteran with a history of PTSD has been charged with hate crimes, in addition to murder charges, for mowing down pedestrians.
Tornado warnings are meant to save lives. Why do some people roll their eyes?
Complaints and complacency are among the obstacles in the way of weather forecasters as they try to keep the public safe with tornado warnings.
Missouri’s last abortion clinic could close, making the state the only one without a facility
Missouri’s threat to decline a license renewal may force the state’s only abortion clinic to close by the end of the week, Planned Parenthood officials said.
A measles travel ban? Health officials consider stopping infected travelers from flying
The measles outbreak in several parts of the USA prompted health officials to consider putting travelers on a rarely used Do Not Board list.
‘Soft targets’: Beleaguered Baltimore still reeling from a cyberattack. And that’s just its latest woe.
Baltimore, still adjusting to new leadership after its mayor’s forced resignation, is the latest city to get hit by a cyberattack