
Synthetic Cannabinoids on Paper Linked to Fatal Prison Overdoses
Drug-soaked paper containing synthetic cannabinoids is being smuggled into U.S. jails and linked to fatal overdoses among inmates.

Drug-soaked paper containing synthetic cannabinoids is being smuggled into U.S. jails and linked to fatal overdoses among inmates.

Trial nears end for anesthesiologist accused of attacking wife during cliff-side hike on Pali Puka Trail.

A U.S. Air Force training aircraft crashed in Alabama with both pilots successfully ejecting and avoiding injury.

Five individuals entered guilty pleas for their involvement in a violent beating incident in downtown Cincinnati that circulated widely on social media.

Authorities arrested a Canadian murder suspect in Mississippi and recaptured a Michigan woman who escaped from a police cruiser.

Fifty-two tenured professors at a California business school sent letter to dean citing falling enrollment and graduate program reductions.

A transgender inmate convicted of murder received a settlement after claiming repeated sexual assaults while housed in Oregon correctional facilities.

Michal Gatchalian, who spoke out against clerical sexual abuse as a child in the Philippines, now works as a lawyer representing other victims.

Fox News reported on special forces collaboration and Pentagon UFO files documenting a helicopter encounter with unidentified objects.

A German tourist's lawsuit seeking $100,000 in damages from a New York taqueria over allegedly overly spicy salsa was dismissed by a federal judge.

Employment tribunal awards compensation after boss repeatedly used ethnic slur targeting worker's Irish background.

The chocolate industry is addressing both quality standards and contamination concerns through new laboratory testing and expanded product recalls.

Jaclyn Skuce received a life sentence for hiring Logan Delp to kill Anthony Sheppard in a custody dispute.

A 39-year-old man entered a not guilty plea to charges of threatening Prince Andrew near the royal's residence on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

A UK court has denied a sperm donor's request to be listed on a child's birth certificate after the mother and her partner opposed his involvement.
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