Protesters on Saturday marched through an Alabama shopping mall where police killed a black man they later acknowledged was not the triggerman.
Author: Associated Press
Aretha Franklin’s historic Detroit mansion sold for $300,000
The late Aretha Franklin’s Detroit mansion next to the Detroit Golf Club sold for $300,000.
Former CIA director Michael Hayden hospitalized after suffering stroke
Former CIA Director Michael Hayden has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke earlier this week.
New exhibit to feature Ocasio-Cortez, Ginsburg’s iconic fashion moments in politics
Cornell University is launching an exhibition that will chronicle how women use fashion for empowerment in politics and civil rights.
Man dead, 2 injured after Alabama mall shooting
Police say a fight between two teens, including an 18-year-old, resulted in a gunfire exchange. One teen fled but was confronted by two Hoover police officers and shot dead.
Landing gear collapses as plane lands in Bolivia; none hurt
A Peruvian Airlines Boeing 737 suffered a collapsed landing gear when it arrived at an airport in Bolivia, forcing closure of the runway for 10 hours.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is straightening out
The Leaning Tower of Pisa isn’t leaning so much anymore. Engineers say the famed tower has recovered four centimeters.
Board of Japanese automaker Nissan fires Carlos Ghosn as chairman
Ghosn and another executive, Greg Kelly, were also dismissed as representative directors at an emergency meeting at the company headquarters in Yokohama.
American-Israeli teen who threatened US Jewish centers gets 10 years in prison
The name of the dual citizen hacker is barred for release since the crimes were committed while he was still a minor.
Woman thought to be world’s oldest nun, who rescued Jews during the Holocaust, dies at 110
Sister Cecylia Roszak was one of several nuns who set up a new convent near Vilnius, today in Lithuania, sheltering Jews who had escaped the ghetto there.