A Virginia judge ruled that frozen human embryos can be legally considered as property, citing a 19th-century law concerning the treatment of slaves.
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Journalist and 9-year-old among 3 dead in Florida shootings, sheriff says; suspect arrested
A television journalist and 9-year-old were fatally shot Wednesday near the scene of a fatal shooting in central Florida, authorities said.
Idaho lawmakers introduce legislation to criminalize anyone administering mRNA vaccines
Republican Idaho lawmakers have introduced a new bill that would criminalize the administration of mRNA vaccines, targeting COVID-19 vaccines.
Oregon kidnap suspect killed 2 men before fatally shooting himself, authorities say
Authorities said Benjamin Obadiah Foster, 36, the subject of the manhunt, tortured a woman, who remained hospitalized in critical condition.
Man suspected of torturing woman in Oregon using dating apps to find victims, authorities say
A man suspected of torturing a woman in Oregon is using dating apps to target new victims or have people help him escape capture, authorities said.
Netherlands joins ‘disturbing’ trend of decline in Holocaust knowledge, new survey finds
Ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day a survey found the number of Dutch respondents who consider it a myth was higher than previously surveyed nations.
Monterey Park suspect parked motorcycle as backup getaway, didn’t know dance hall victims, sheriff says
The gunman who killed 11 people and injured nine others at a dance studio in Monterey Park had not been to the studio in five years, authorities said.
Half Moon Bay shootings: 7 dead in two related incidents in California; suspect arrested
7 people were fatally shot Monday in a Northern California agricultural area and a man suspected in the killings is in custody, authorities said.
Trump and his lawyers sanctioned nearly $1M in ‘frivolous’ lawsuit against Hillary Clinton
“This case should never have been brought,” U.S. District Judge Donald Middlebrooks said under a 46-page order on Thursday
California ‘not done’ as more rain, snow pummel storm-battered state; relief may arrive Tuesday: Updates
Dry conditions are forecast for the state starting on Tuesday. The frequency of the storms is expected to slow down as the week progresses. Updates.