‘We were in the air.’ Mississippi family recounts surviving tornado that tore mobile home apart
Tornadoes in the United States are disproportionately killing more people in mobile or manufactured homes, especially in the South
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Homes that become deadly: Tornadoes kill disproportionately more in mobile homes, AP analysis finds
When tornadoes strike, people aren’t just killed at home
How a bombshell leaked tape landed Trump with his latest criminal charge
It’s been two years since Donald Trump sat down for an interview for a new book. Now that conversation is coming back to haunt him. Rachel Sharp reports
Homes that become deadly: Tornadoes kill disproportionately more in mobile homes, AP analysis finds
When tornadoes strike, people aren’t just killed at home
Texas man injured after chasing and killing car thief in chaotic mall shootout
Both the vehicle owner and the attempted carjacker produced weapons, taking matters into their own hands before police arrived at the scene
Prosecutors slam Trump’s request for ‘extraordinary authority’ to talk about classified matters at Mar-a-Lago
Prosecutors want Mr Trump and his defence counsel to only discuss classified matters at a secure facility reserved for their use at the Florida courthouse where he will be tried next year
Taylor Schabusiness claimed she ‘went crazy’ when she killed her lover. A jury didn’t buy it
A jury has found a Green Bay woman wasn’t mentally ill when she killed and dismembered a former boyfriend and scattered his body parts at various locations
Tim Scott rebukes DeSantis for new Florida Black history curriculum
Senator Tim Scott slams fellow GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis for supporting new teaching standards suggesting Black people benefitted from slavery
‘I want America to hear what I did’: Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley’s horrifying journal read in court
The excerpts were read from Mr Crumbley’s 22-page handwritten journal, which was recovered in a school bathroom after the shooting
Three of ‘Newburgh Four’ ordered to be freed from prison over synagogue bomb plot as judge questions FBI role
Three men ensnarled in an infamous post-9/11 terrorism sting have been ordered freed from prison