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A 20yearold Tucson emergency medical technician who was critically wounded by a gunman in a shooting rampage last week has died, his employer said Friday.

The trial involved 50 people and began in Azerbaijan in February.

A former CIA officer accused of spying for China is asking for a mental competency evaluation after telling his attorney he believes he is suffering from the early stages of Alzheimers disease and is having trouble remembering things.

Australia has handled the coronavirus crisis much better than many other developed countries, with just under 34,000 cases and 923 deaths, but has been among the lowest in administering vaccination doses.

A civilian contractor working on a U.S. Air Force base in Mississippi was charged with involuntary manslaughter Thursday after he drove his vehicle into four airmen walking on a track, killing one of them, the FBI said.

A longrunning investigation into an Ohio branch of the violent El Salvadorbased MS13 gang, including the solving of eight homicides, neared conclusion Thursday with the sentencing of the last defendant in custody, central Ohio's top federal prosecutor ann...

Gov. Kim Reynolds fired the leader of Iowas staterun nursing home for veterans in May after learning he had been overpaid by $90,000 over a nearly twoyear period, a state audit reported Thursday.

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake caused tsunami waves in Alaska's southern coast in October, but no casualties were reported.

For more than a decade and across three Olympics, there was no greater force in women's rowing than the American eight boat.

Ten former workers at New Hampshires staterun youth detention center have been formally indicted and in some cases are facing more charges than they did when they were arrested in April.

A Florida man was sentenced Wednesday to five years in federal prison for torching a sporting goods store during racial protests in 2020.

The eruption of the volcano in North Sumatra province lasted about 12 minutes, a local geological agency said.

And just like that, masks were back at the White House.

A New York judge on Tuesday ordered the public disclosure of financial information Michael Avenatti provided to qualify for publicly funded lawyers to defend him against charges he defrauded porn star Stormy Daniels.

The U.S. government has suspended cooperation with Guatemalas Attorney Generals Office in response to the firing of its top anticorruption prosecutor, saying Tuesday that it has lost confidence in the Central American countrys willingness to fight corrupt...

Three major U.S. drug distributors should be held responsible for sending a tsunami" of prescription pain pills that caused a health crisis in one corner of West Virginia, an attorney for local governments said in closing arguments Tuesday in a landmark f...