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Police said Jose Angel Castillo ignored repeated commands and lunged with bladed weapons before officers used less-lethal and lethal force.

A possible federal plea deal for Luigi Mangione could complicate Manhattan prosecutors’ state murder case under New York double jeopardy law.

Lindsay Clancy sobbed during autopsy testimony in her trial over the deaths of her three children, prompting the judge to recess proceedings.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently spoke about the challenges and scrutiny he faces regarding his perspectives on race and politics. During a conversation at the Hoover Institution, he expressed his frustration with critics who question his identity as a Black man based on his conservative beliefs. Thomas reflected on the influences that have shaped his approach to understanding race in America, particularly the works of economist Thomas Sowell, which empowered him to embrace his views in a predominantly liberal cultural environment. Article Subheadings 1) Reflections on Identity and Race 2) The Influence of Critical Voices 3) Challenging Conventional Wisdom…

Luigi Mangione is reportedly expected to plead guilty in federal court, a move that could delay his New York murder trial.

A Florida father was fatally shot after intervening in a roadside fight near his daughter’s school. A suspect faces second-degree murder charges.

Brooke Hanlon’s family says it has confidence in investigators more than two months after her fatal stabbing in Chester, New Jersey.

Tennessee, Alabama and Oklahoma are scheduled to execute three men Thursday, marking the first three-state execution day since 2010.

A former Chicago detective says Memphis’s 43.7% homicide decline shows how federal, state and local cooperation could help address Chicago’s crime crisis.

Jewish voters, antisemitism allegations and disputes over Israel are becoming central issues in Michigan’s Senate contest.