Inset: Julia Henderson (Mecklenburg County Jail) and Alex Jaden Rodriguez (Whitley’s Funeral Home). Background: North Carolina state troopers investigate after two women allegedly racing crashed into Alex’s motorcycle, killing him …
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The nation was distracted by other things when a quiet warning sounded: Support was diminishing for American academic research that had led to breakthroughs and innovation. That familiar-sounding worry came …
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Artificial intelligence makes many tasks faster and easier. But a new study suggests that students may learn more when AI makes them slow down. In an experiment involving more than …
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In the latest chapter of cost-control attempts, insurance companies are increasingly enforcing two strategies for patients who are currently on expensive medications: mandating re-authorization of those medications, and requiring that …
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A federal judge has allowed the lawsuit of a prominent NYPD critic who alleges police officials leaked details of her sexual assault to move forward, bucking the city’s attempts to …
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Millionaires who captured more than half of all of New York City’s income growth since the pandemic. A poverty rate that keeps climbing and is much higher than the nation …
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Crime
Walmart worker tells 'armed friends' to come take out shopper who 'glared at him' the wrong way, bullets fly and customers get shot near checkout area: Lawsuit
Left inset: Roberto Acevedo (Miami-Dade County Corrections and Rehabilitation). Center inset: Surveillance footage allegedly shows Roberto Acevedo’s friends shooting shopper Nathaniel Baez inside a Florida Walmart (WPLG/YouTube). Right inset: Nathaniel …
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I have a confession: I am a planner. I don’t do spontaneous. I only “follow my gut” or “rely on instinct” if it comes after hours, days, weeks of contemplation …
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‘Our firms share a commitment to excellence, integrity and highly personalized representation.’ Two Gulf Coast law firms have joined forces to form a single organization that serves most of Southwest …
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — During the first year and a half of her son’s life, Valerie Gregory did everything she could to help him thrive: She read to him, talked to …