There was no known threat after a man was detained in the shooting at the Chabad of Poway
A quarter-century ago South Africa’s blacks finally were able to vote, bringing democracy to the country
The government formally banned two extremist groups purportedly linked to the attacks
James Sears was convicted in January on two counts of wilfully promoting hatred
The sheriff’s office says Oquendo later admitted to having smoked meth
The notorious Boston crime boss Oct. 30
The U.S. has decided to withdraw its support for a treaty regulating the multibillion-dollar global arms trade
Research has shown that people have a tendency to project human traits onto robots
The attacks killed at least 250 people at churches across the city
He forwarded the video to a person who he told to insert crosshairs and to include a kill count
Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced in February to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 40 years
The Simpsons visit Niagara Falls
Officials are trying to determine how to remove the plane
Sri Lankan Prime Minister says militants who may have explosives remain on the loose
The attacks killed nearly 300 at churches across Sri Lanka
The child is unlikely to ever become king or queen
Biden pledged in an online video to be ‘much more mindful’ of respecting personal space
Federal Trade Commission looking into whether Facebook broke its own 2011 agreement on user privacy
If signed by Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee, the new law would take effect May 1, 2020
States have been adjusting their statute-of-limitations laws so that victims of long-ago sexual abuse can sue
