Reporters Investigate Epstein Jail Cell Note and Financial Records
News outlets examine evidence from Jeffrey Epstein's final weeks in custody, including a handwritten note and financial transaction records.
News outlets examine evidence from Jeffrey Epstein's final weeks in custody, including a handwritten note and financial transaction records.

Thermos has recalled 8.2 million food jars and beverage bottles after three reports of vision loss caused by forcefully ejecting stoppers.

A skydiver died after a midair collision with another jumper during a group skydiving operation near Colville, Washington.

Retired Air Force General William McCasland has been missing in Albuquerque for two weeks despite extensive search efforts involving drones, dogs, and helicopters.

Duane Anthony faces five counts of attempted murder following Saturday incident that left three Jewish victims with minor injuries.

St. Thomas and St. John experienced multiple blackouts over the weekend due to power plant generation issues.

The Trump administration has initiated a federal investigation into Atlanta's MARTA transit system following recent violent incidents, including a fatal stabbing.

Mohamed Hared received a prison sentence for fatally shooting a coworker in an Amazon parking lot in Lakeville, Minnesota.

Athena Strand's mother testified at the capital murder trial of former FedEx driver Tanner Horner, who pleaded guilty to killing the child.
Kouri Richins received life sentence without parole for 2022 murder of her husband, with jurors citing key evidence in conviction.
Los Angeles reconstruction following devastating wildfires has emphasized rapid rebuilding rather than implementing enhanced safety and prevention measures.

Joshua Martinez has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the 2019 disappearance of 17-year-old Victoria Marquina.

The Department of Defense has significantly reduced its list of officially recognized religions for military personnel from over 200 faith codes to just 31.

Thousands of New York City apartment building doormen are set to vote on whether to strike for better pay in what would be their first walkout in over 30 years.

Several unrelated criminal cases have resulted in charges and convictions across different jurisdictions.
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