Atlanta police officer Kiran Kimbrough tased 62-year-old Johnny Hollman as he repeatedly told the officer he was suffering from asthma and that he couldn't breathe. Hollman was later pronounced dead.
The person behind the camera, recording the confrontation, expressed concern for a young boy seated nearby, saying, "That poor boy next to us."
Following its airborne trajectory, the car shattered into multiple pieces upon landing, resulting in a fireball.
Israeli media reported that Jabas is on the list of prisoners set to be released, and she has obtained two grants for plastic surgery.
The victim recounted that she could barely breathe and felt her life was in danger as Wiley allegedly raped her on multiple occasions.
Da Silva's death comes three years after she suffered a miscarriage at just five weeks into a previous pregnancy.
Stuart Seldowitz, a former advisor for the Obama administration, was filmed making vile, anti-Muslim remarks against a Halal cart vendor in New York City.
Swinkowski was arrested while employed at Water Valley High School for allegedly sending the student her nude photos.
Patrick Apostol, 45, has been charged with murder of 31-year-old musician Zackary Smith, whom he caught red-handed with his girlfriend outside his home, according to police.
Sarandon said that those "afraid to be Jewish" in America are "getting a taste of what it feels like to be Muslim in America."
Barrera played the role of Sam Carpenter in 2022's "Scream,", sharing the screen with Jenna Ortega, Neve Campbell, and Courteney Cox.
President Biden's mix-up of Taylor Swift and Britney Spears during the annual Turkey Pardoning Day raises eyebrows, as concerns over his age persist
A female paramedic carried the swaddled newborn, who did not appear to make noise, off the aircraft, as shown in video footage.
Erik Charles Maund was convicted of hiring three individuals to kill William Lanway and Holly Williams after the former tried to extort money from him after learning about Maund's affair with Williams.
Former nanny Matthew Antonio Zakrzewski, convicted of sexually assaulting 17 boys under his care, has been sentenced to an unprecedented 705 years to life in prison.