By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor What Happened At approximately 6:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 26, ex-employee of WDBJ television station, ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Taiwan faced violent winds and torrential rain earlier this month after Typhoon Soudelor hit, killing five people before ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer Russian hackers breached a White House computer system on Wednesday, April 8, CNN reported. The breach is considered among ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant According to Greece, Germany owes them billions of dollars for unpaid World War II reparations, USA Today reported. In ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Web Editor Dzhokar Tsarnaev was found guilty of all 30 counts he was charged with in relation to the Boston Marathon bombing on Wednesday, ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer Nearly two years after the Boston Marathon bombing, prosecutors are preparing to conclude the first phase of the trial ...
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By Jessica Ganga Nation & World Editor The Red Cross called for an immediate ceasefire in Yemen on Saturday, April 4, saying that many more people ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer Nigeria held its presidential election on Saturday, March 28. As the most populous democracy in Africa, this was among the ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer In Yemen, a rebel insurgency called the Houthis took over the capital, Sana’a, after a coup’ d’etat which began ...
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By Jessica Ganga Nation & World Editor More information is beginning to surface about the Germanwings flight that crashed into the French Alps ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has faced a firestorm of national attention after a video surfaced in which members ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant With over 1,300 prospective jurors in January, a jury of eight men and 10 women were selected on Tuesday, March ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer ISIS claimed responsibility after the mass shooting that reportedly claimed 23 lives on Wednesday, March 18, at the ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant With over 1,300 prospective jurors in January, a jury of eight men and 10 women were selected on Tuesday, March ...
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By Jack Meyers Staff Writer President Obama opened up the proverbial door of diplomacy to Cuba, a door which has been mostly closed since the early ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke before Congress about the ongoing U.S. nuclear negotiations with Iran on ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Hillary Rodham Clinton wasn’t the first Secretary of State to use her own personal email address, but she is ...
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By Candace Kellner Staff Writer The same superbug that caused the death of two people in Los Angeles has claimed the life of a North Carolinian, a ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Web Editor After more than a decade of negotiations and tensions, the U.S. and Iran could be close to a compromise on Iran’s access ...
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By Roman Orsini Staff Writer The Turkish military sent a convoy into northern Syria to retrieve a thirteenth-century tomb at risk of being besieged by ...
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