Lauren Gill
Breaking News Reporter
Lauren is a breaking news reporter. Before Newsweek, she worked as a reporter for The Brooklyn Paper covering local news and Beat Magazine, writing about music. She is a graduate of the University of Melbourne's School of Journalism and Haverford College.
Follow her on Twitter @laurenk_gill.
Ohio Cop Killing Suspect's Wife Hid in Bushes
"Please help, please help," the woman can be heard saying.
Five People Dead In 'Horrific Murder Spree'
The shooter killed his parents, girlfriend, and her mother before turning the gun on himself, police said.
Juror Helps Delay Execution of Death Row Prisoner
Ross Allen Geiger asked Governor John Kasich to give Tibbetts mercy after he discovered crucial information that had been withheld from the jury before it made its decision to sentence him to death 20 years ago.
Cops Allegedly Forced Homeless Man To Lick Urinal
The news comes as the Honolulu Police Department is working to earn back the public's trust in the wake of a massive corruption scandal.
5 Best Moments From Kylie's Pregnancy Announcement
In one clip, Kylie describes her pregnancy cravings.
Read Kylie Jenner's Full Pregnancy Announcement
The reality television star explained why she chose to keep her pregnancy private.
Duterte's Police Kill Dozens In 2 Months, Officials Say
In October, Duterte said he was shifting his focus to "big fish."
Pence To Prevent North Korea From Hijacking Olympics
The vice president is planning to remind the world that everything Kim Jong Un's regime does is a "charade."
How Tall Is Mount Everest?
Geologists from around the world have disputed the mammoth mountain's height, creating consequences for Nepal.
Journalist on Trial for Murder, 22 Years Later
Ian Bailey will be tried in the 1996 Christmas killing of French woman Sophie Toscan du Plantier.
Maryland Women Accused of Feeding Kids Dog Feces
The three children were allegedly locked in closets and a basement, police said.
Police May Have Witnessed Vegas Gunman Kill Himself
The documents also identified a second person of interest in the case.
Virginia Tech Student Arrested for Having Rifle
The university freshman also purchased a former police vehicle equipped with special bumpers and had been researching bulletproof vests.
Trump Administration Pumping Up Private Prisons
The administration is ordering government-run facilities to transfer inmates to private prisons and said staff cuts are imminent.
Casey Anthony Didn't Kill Caylee, Her Lawyer Says
"They are completely incorrect, this is a marketing scam," Baez told Newsweek, repeatedly referring to Marcia Clark as the "failed O.J. Simpson prosecutor."
Police Arrest 7-Year-Old Boy
Now his mother is claiming her first-grader was caught in a case of cop abuse.
Extreme Conditions Delay 'Killer Mountain' Rescue
Elisabeth Revol and Tomek Mackiewicz were believed to have reached the summit of Pakistan's Nanga Parbat—the ninth-highest mountain in the world—before struggling to make their way down the 26,600-foot peak.
Turpin's Texas Home Had 'Smeared Feces On The Walls'
The home was allegedly so foul that the buyer had to sign a clause stipulating she wouldn't hold the bank liable if she got sick.
Challenger Disaster: Astronaut's Lessons To Be Released
Christa McAuliffe was planning to film lessons aboard the Challenger for classrooms all over the country to use.
Elephant Trophy Ban To Remain In Place, Trump Says
After months of uncertainty about the status of the ban, the president told Piers Morgan he plans to keep restricting hunters from bringing back the trophies.
Trumps Offered Gold Toilet Instead of Van Gogh
The 18-karat sold gold throne already has a year of use under its seat.
Democrat Counting On Kusher For Prison Reform
Jared Kushner has been leading the White House's prison reform efforts.
California 'House of Horror' Parents Barred From Kids
The children remain hospitalized but are slowly beginning to tell their story, one of the case's prosecutors said.
California 'House of Horror' Mom Wanted Reality Show
Louise Turpin was allegedly a big fan of "Kate Plus 8."
Why A Death Row Prisoner Wants Option of Firing Squad
Officials in November 2017 struggled for 25 minutes to find a vein to shoot lethal injection drugs into his arm.
Mexican Woman's Dismembered Remains Found Atop Stove
In 2016, seven women were killed in acts of femicide each day in Mexico, according to United Nations Women.
Trump Watched Clips of Him Berating Obama for Shutdown
"Problems start from the top and have to get solved from the top, and the president's the leader, and he's got to get everybody in a room, and he's got to lead," Trump once said.
Kushner's Father Is 'Not at All Concerned' With Probe
Charles Kushner called critics of his son "haters."
Smartphones Fueling Latin American Drug Trade
Illegally mined gold has been compared to Africa's "blood diamonds."
MDMA For PTSD Therapy Enters Final Round of Trials
This comes after the Food and Drug Administration designated MDMA as a "breakthrough therapy."
