Study on a public inquiry into the April 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia has recently begun — but after months of waiting, family members of some victims say they've lost confidence in the panel-setting lawmakers.
Russell Tovey wonders what sort of ghost he would like to return as. He looks around the vacant hotel bar in London, where we met for some inspiration before Tier 2 constraints.
In long-sieged court testimony, a defensive and combative Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's former partner, maintained that she had no evidence of the deceased financier making sexual relations with minors.
The man's ex-wife who police say murdered Christine Jessop speaks out after discovering her former husband is the individual DNA evidence pointed to for the 1984 sexual harassment and murder
The Justice Department reported a $8 billion business settlement. The Sackler family will pay $225 million in civil fines, but criminal investigations persist.
French Jewish organizations have called for their followers to attend a Sunday rally in remembrance of the schoolteacher killed Friday after being blamed for giving his students caricatures of Islamic prophet Muhammad.
On Friday, an 18-year-old attacker outside his workplace violently beheaded a French school teacher named Samuel Paty, a gruesome murder reported as a terror attack, likely motivated by a fatwa given by a French cleric.
Murphy, known for ABC programming This Day Tonight, PM, AM and Nationally, and SBS's Dateline, was recalled in the industry on Tuesday for his commitment to public broadcasting, sharp interviewing expertise, and rapier wit.
The New Yorker said on Monday that it had suspended the staff writer Jeffrey Toobin after he exposed himself during a Zoom call last week with employees of the magazine and WNYC radio, according to two people familiar with the call.
Sunday morning, police said they had reasons to charge Cambridge's 18-year-old Alex Resendes with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting.
Fontrell Antonio Baines, who performs as Nuke Bizzle, illegally obtained $1.2 million in unemployment benefits for workers idled by the coronavirus pandemic, authorities said.
