From Newsweek
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What's next for R. Kelly: Embattled R&B star found guilty of racketeering
A New York jury convicted the R&B singer of racketeering charges on Monday, but he still faces additional charges in Illinois and Minnesota.
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Authorities seize enough synthetic opiate to kill 50 million people in massive drug bust
Carfentanil is a synthetic opiate 100 times more potent than fentanyl. It's typically used to tranquilize elephants and other large animals.
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Bus driver stabbed to death on bus filled with kids
The driver, 72-year-old Richard Lenhart, was fatally stabbed by a man in front of a busload of elementary school students on Friday afternoon.
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As Washington State Trooper dies of COVID-19, hundreds more seek vaccine exemptions
"Effectively, we've had very few folks who are going to be able to maintain employment," Washington State Patrol spokesperson Chris Loftis told Newsweek.
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Former USC soccer coach used Google image search results to create fake athlete profiles
"I had to make it believable enough without raising any red flags," said Laura Janke, a former assistant women's soccer coach.
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Taliban enact shaving, beard trimming ban for barbers in 1 Afghanistan province
"If anyone violates the rule [they] will be punished and no one has a right to complain," said the order issued to the barbers.
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Man allegedly assaults staffers after refusing to wear mask during "Hamilton" performance
The crowd allegedly cheered as Arizona State University police escorted the man out of the auditorium.
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Anti-mask protest outside California chicken and waffles restaurant turns violent
Video shows a man being dragged out of the restaurant by security guards while a woman shouts "brutality."
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Mother accused of throwing 5-year-old, 8-month-old sons into lake, killing baby
The woman accused of throwing her sons into a lake has been arrested more than 11 times over 15 years but received minimal sentences, including parenting classes.
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Some New York hospitals already suspending, firing unvaccinated workers
New York Governor Kathy Hochul urged medical workers who had not yet received the vaccine to "do the right thing" as New York's vaccine deadline is Sept. 27.
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PennEast Pipeline ceases project despite victory in Supreme Court
PennEast has terminated the $1 billion project due to not having acquired the necessary permits.
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Everything Kyrie Irving has said about the COVID vaccines, masks
The NBA star reportedly believes some outlandish claims regarding COVID-19, and he's made his overall stance on the matter known before.