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Christa Gail Pike’s Tennessee execution halted by federal appeals court
Christa Gail Pike’s scheduled execution in Tennessee was halted Wednesday by a federal appeals court about an hour before it was set to begin.
Christa Gail Pike’s scheduled execution in Tennessee was halted Wednesday by a federal appeals court about an hour before it was set to begin.
Could high pollen mean more than sneezing? A study found suicide deaths rose during peak pollen periods, raising new questions about allergies and mental health.
An Israel-bound passenger plane had to make an emergency landing after the co-pilot reportedly stabbed the captain in what may have been an attempted “terror attack," officials said.
Officials discovered over two dozen trees, worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, have been poisoned since 2022.
Lawmakers are calling out the Trump administration over a series of taxpayer-funded ads that experts say could violate a law against congressionally appropriated funds being used for propaganda.
The United States and China have detailed a targeted tariff relief plan covering billions in non-sensitive goods, slashing taxes on products ranging from U.S. farm commodities and medical devices to Chinese consumer items.
Former NASCAR driver Jennifer Jo Cobb was sued by a woman who claimed Cobb’s relationship with her husband helped end their marriage.
Suicide prevention continues to be the Department of Veterans Affairs' top clinical priority and the 2026 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report shows a decline in suicide rates among veterans enrolled in VA healthcare, but an increase in veterans who are not enrolled in VA healthcare.
We are learning more this Tuesday after President Donald Trump said that he and a number of artificial intelligence leaders signed an accord that will include internal and external reviews. “I think I’m seeing tremendous self-policing. And they understand that they have to self-police,” Trump told reporters during his press conference outside the West Wing. LiveNOW’s Alexandra Goldberg is speaking with former Senior White House Counsel, Satya Thallam, to determine whether self regulation goes far enough when it comes to AI companies.