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State regulators have revoked the license of a home-health nurse due to the financial exploitation of an elderly patient with dementia.
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It was a Mississippi murder case that led to the landmark Supreme Court decision finding confessions could not be coerced through violence and torture. In 1934…
Mississippi Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom this week flipped Forrest County. Named for the founder of the Ku Klux Klan, Nathan Bedford Forrest…
The Trump DOJ indicted one of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s former bodyguards for a felony related to his green card application in an attempt to flip him against her.
An X account associated with D.C. shooting suspect Matt Lambert was filled with complaints about mold, rodents and disrepair in his unit in the condo building.
The suspect, identified as a 55-year-old doctor, was found dead in his apartment from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.
The man who shot several people in D.C. killed one person and later himself has been identified as an emergency room doctor ... who was locked in a dispute with his homeowners' association.
Before Yella Beezy was found guilty of hiring a hitman to kill Mo3 ... he asked a judge to block a three-way jail call involving the man who gunned down Mo3 from being used as evidence in his trial unless prosecutors specifically asked the judge outside of the jury's presence and got permission to admit it first ... TMZ has learned.
Remembering the Seventh Circuit legend who turned Torts into a math exam and turned an eye drop case into a treatise on Fancy Feast.
Representative Thomas Massie has forced a vote on a new Epstein files bill. Republican leader Mike Johnson is furious.
Authorities say the shooting in Washington DC left four people injured, with the suspect dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The 32-year-old son of Sabato and Virginia Madsen is accused of striking and killing a pedestrian in Anchorage and driving away.
Two sexual assault attorneys and the woman who spearheaded the investigation that started it all weigh in on the work to expose Russell Brand.