Shannon Smith, Nassar's Attorney, Reps Alleged Oxford Shooter's Parents
The parents of the teen accused of killing four fellow students went missing hours after they were charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter.
Parents of Alleged Oxford School Shooter Go Missing: Sheriff
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said the attorney of James and Jennifer Crumbley could not get a hold of the couple after the charges were issued.
Principal Receives Email Threat: 'See You and the Dead Students Tomorrow'
Burke County Sheriff Williams told Newsweek his office was working with state and federal authorities to determine the person responsible for the threat.
Since Oxford Shooting, At Least 519 Schools Have Closed Due to Threats
An analysis by Newsweek found that 519 schools closed on Friday as string of copycat threats of violence were made in seven different states.
Andrew Cuomo Now Faces a Federal Probe Into Sexual Harassment Claims
A Cuomo spokesman said the Justice Department's Civil Division is looking into the sexual harassment allegations against the former New York governor.
Tennis Stars Praise WTA's Steve Simon for Peng Shuai Withdrawal
As women's tennis champions applauded Simon's actions, men's tennis stars demanded their organizations follow suit and take action against China.
In Wake of Oxford School Shooting, Parkland Survivor Discusses Regrets
Cameron Kasky reflected on the key role he's taken on in the youth-led movement on gun violence prevention, writing "I wish I could have done it all right."
Women's Tennis Tournaments in China, Hong Kong Suspended
"China's leaders have left the WTA with no choice," WTA Chairman Scott Simon said on Wednesday regarding the decision to suspend tournaments.
SCOTUS Hearing Suggests Conservative Majority Ready to Uphold Abortion Ban
With Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett seemingly uninterested in the narrow decision eyed by Chief Justice Roberts, the court appears likely to overturn Roe.
Justice Roberts Seeks Path to Allow Abortion Ban Without Overturning Roe
Roberts suggested he would be ready to rule on fetal viability while upholding other abortion rights.
Sotomayor Suggests Overturning Roe Would Make SCOTUS Rulings Look Political
"Will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception?" the justice asked about Mississippi's efforts to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Trump Denies Mark Meadows' Claim That He Had COVID During Biden Debate
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has alleged that Trump tested positive for COVID-19 three days before the first presidential debate.
Foo Fighters Pull Out of MN Show Hours After Announcing Tour
The show scheduled for August 3, 2022, at Huntington Bank Stadium was the band's only tour stop in Minnesota.
Judges Suggest Trump's Executive Privilege Claim May Confuse Powers of WH
To date, Trump has made at least four assertions of executive privilege since leaving office in an attempt to block the release of sensitive information.
Meadows to Testify Before Jan. 6 Committee as Other Trump Allies Refuse
Meadows came to an agreement with lawmakers, narrowly avoiding a referral of criminal contempt charges from the House panel.
SCOTUS to Hear Major Abortion Case, Where Barrett, Kavanaugh, Gorsuch Stand
SCOTUS' 6-3 conservative majority could overturn Roe v. Wade when justices take up the biggest legal challenge to abortion rights since the 1973 landmark case.
Who is Sandra Mason? Barbados' First President as Island Ends British Rule
The former jurist will become the island's first president on Tuesday as the country becomes a republic.
Fred Guttenberg Wants Parkland Shooter 'Removed From This Earth'
"I'd like to be able to move on from ever thinking of him again," said Guttenberg, whose 14-year-old daughter died in the 2018 school shooting in Florida.
EU Advises Member Countries to Not Enact Tighter COVID Restrictions
In hopes of saving free travel between the nation-bloc's 27 countries, the EU is recommending countries against implementing restrictions amid the latest surge.
The Detroit Lions Always Play on Thanksgiving, What's Their Holiday Record?
The last time they won a Thanksgiving game was in 2016 against the Minnesota Vikings 16-13.
Three Children Injured at Waukesha Christmas Parade Home For Thanksgiving
"We are thankful to share that three more kids injured on Sunday will be home for Thanksgiving," the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin announced Wednesday.
Arbery Jury Shows 'System Can Work Even in Sensitive and Dramatic Cases'
"The country can have confidence that the jury spoke in a unanimous voice of accountability based on the evidence," Michael McAuliffe told Newsweek.
Al Sharpton Says Almost All-White Jury Decided 'Black Lives Do Matter'
The three guilty verdicts against Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael and William "Roddie" Bryan were reached by a jury of 11 white jurors and one Black juror.
Crump Says Guilty Verdicts in Arbery Case Need Reflection, Not Celebration
"America, you raised your voices for Ahmaud. Now is not the time to let them quiet," the civil rights attorney said after the jury's decision.
Men Found Guilty of Killing Arbery Head to Federal Court in 10 Weeks
Federal prosecutors have charged the three men with interfering with Arbery's civil rights and attempting to kidnap the Black jogger "because of his race."
Gregory and Travis McMichael, William Bryan Guilty of Murder in Arbery Case
The jury in Glynn County, Georgia, reached its decision after roughly 10 and a half hours of deliberation.
Large Ice Cream Manufacturer Faces Boycotts for Raising Wage of Vaccinated
Chapman's Ice Cream Company is offering a $1-per-hour raise for employees that get vaccinated by the end of the month.
Ben Crump Says Defense Attorney Suggested Arbery Was A 'Runaway Slave'
"It's Trayvon Martin 2.0," Crump said, describing the defense's efforts to characterize Arbery as a "scary, Black man" in their closing arguments.
Jury in Arbery Case to Decide Reasonableness of Self-Defense Argument
"'Reasonableness' seems like a simple word, but it plays the most significant role in determining this case," former federal prosecutor Michael McAuliffe said.
Conviction of Lesser Charges in Arbery Case Could Lead to Felony Murder
"If the lesser-included offenses are still felonies, then it could support a felony murder conviction," defense attorney Richard Lawson told Newsweek.
