Opinion: It’s now clear that America’s death penalty is dying one generation at a time
Capital punishment has continued to become rarer in recent years, and public opinion of the practice keeps growing dimmer ...
South Africans demand answers after mine tragedy: ‘How many more must die?’
Survivors, rescuers and families of the dead and missing say they have been abandoned — branded as criminals for trying to ...
‘Speak’ Review: A Competitive Public Speaking Doc Gives a Voice to the Marginalized When It’s Needed Most
Sudan-born Mfaz Mohamed Ali (17) organically practices public speaking daily through TikTok posts made for her 3.3 million followers. “Passion is key to oratory,” says Mfaz, and that rings true in ...
'I knew I was running for my life': How the Southport attack unfolded
The full horror of what was unfolding only became fully clear when she was stabbed in the back. She later told the girls: "I'm surviving for you". Heidi Liddle, who was also supervising the class, had ...
Freaky Director’s Next Movie Finally Has a Trailer (But It’s Not Happy Death Day 3)
Filmmaker Christopher Landon is back at mixing digital nightmares and never-wracking tension in his new horror movie, Drop.
Aviva Ballas narrowly escaped the massacre of Israel's athletes at the 1972 Olympic Games. Afterward she found it difficult to trust anyone
Born in Baghdad, former track and field champion Aviva Ballas was one of Israel's top runners in the early 1970s. From her home in Switzerland, she recalls the stroke of luck that saved her from ...