Murderer who set couple ablaze set to die by lethal injection in Arizona
McGill is set to receive a lethal injection of pentobarbital at the Arizona State Prison Complex in Florence
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US doctor who contracted Ebola ‘could barely stand’ by time he was flown to Germany for treatment
The US doctor looked ‘really tired’ and ‘really sick’ as he clung to officials wearing PPE while struggling to walk, colleagues said
Trump administration official told GOP ally big payouts are coming for Jan 6 defendants: report
Ed Martin, who formerly led the Department of Justice’s ‘weaponization’ task force, allegedly predicted the controversial fund earlier this year but assumed it would be much smaller than the $1.7 billion pot announced this week
Trump’s Iran War headache grows as new poll shows approval tanking
The survey from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research reveals that approximately 60% of Republicans now approve of Trump’s handling of the economy
Why Trump’s face can now be seen zooming in and out of India’s rush-hour traffic
Approximately 100 auto-rickshaws, adorned with large images of Trump and the Statue of Liberty, have become a prominent feature across the Indian capital in recent weeks
Hyundai recalls 54,000 Elantra Hybrids in America over overheating fire risk
The recall specifically targets certain 2024-2026 Elantra Hybrid models
Defiant Massie tells supporters after loss to Trump-backed challenger: ‘We didn’t bend the knee’
The outgoing Kentucky Republican says he remains hopeful even in defeat because the next generation want a leader with principles, as Marjorie Taylor Green described him as ‘a giant among weak pathetic men’
Tennessee school board member who hugged teen and called her ‘hot’ charged with assault
The school board member allegedly asked the girl where she went to school, after describing her as ‘hot’
Trump targets Raul Castro with charges for deadly 1996 plane attack
The Trump administration is preparing to drop the hammer on former Cuban strongman Raúl Castro — with criminal charges expected Wednesday in a dramatic escalation of Washington’s pressure campaign against the communist island.
FBI says San Diego mosque shooters bonded online over white supremacist hate
Investigators say Cain Clark, 17, and Caleb Vazquez, 18, met online before discovering they both lived in the San Diego area