A crazed gunman who killed at least two people after opening fire at an In-N-Out burger restaurant drive-thru in Idaho turned his rifle on himself following the rampage, police revealed.
The shooter, who has not been identified, was pronounced dead on Saturday evening after sparking chaos outside the restaurant, with several more victims raced to hospital with gunshot wounds.
Detectives investigating the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie 'gave little regard' to the dried blood on the front porch of her home in the immediate aftermath of her kidnapping, a new bombshell report claimed.
The 84-year-old disappeared from her home just outside Tucson, Arizona, on February 1. No suspects have been arrested in her disappearance.
Neighbours on a shared lot in Sydney's south have faced off in court over a dispute involving their dogs, with one demanding $168,000 in compensation.
Jennifer Bevan, who lives in one of the Caringbah duplex units, filed proceedings in the NSW District Court after being 'attacked' by her neighbour Gregory Smith's German shepherd in December 2020.
Indigenous Voice architect Noel Pearson has broken his silence on the failed 2023 referendum, using a major address at the Garma Festival to call for the abolition of state and territory Aboriginal affairs departments.
Pearson urged that responsibility for Indigenous affairs in remote Australia be stripped from state and territory governments and handed to Canberra.
A California father-of-three was abducted from his home and murdered by his own boss, officials claimed, with his brutal killing captured on video.
Shukur Aikebaer, 60, was nabbed outside his Chino Hills home on Wednesday night after inspecting the electrical panel to the house after the power went out.
A Christian doctor who claimed she was fired from a Michigan hospital for raising concerns about workplace policies related to transgender patients scored a massive payout in her legal fight against her former workplace.
Physician assistant Valerie Kloosterman will be paid $410,000 in damages and fees after reaching a settlement with University of Michigan Health–West, her representation from the First Liberty Institute said Wednesday.
Donald Trump says he has called off anticipated strikes on Iran this weekend 'subject to being able to rapidly make a DEAL' with the Islamic regime.
The president said on Truth Social on Saturday evening that although he remains 'locked and loaded' to launch an attack, he halted the strikes in hopes of reaching a peace deal.
A veteran Alaska bush pilot who has spent more than a decade battling to stop the state from confiscating his prized airplane over a passenger’s six-pack of beer is finally getting his day before the US Supreme Court.
Kenneth Jouppi, now in his 80s, has been locked in a legal battle following a 2012 flight to Beaver, one of Alaska’s remote 'dry' villages, where he was convicted on a misdemeanor alcohol transportation charge.
Olympic legend Dawn Fraser has slammed Anthony Albanese for failing to condemn an ABC program that featured a violent depiction of mining magnate Gina Rinehart.
Fraser targeted both the national broadcaster and the Prime Minister in a Facebook post, taking aim at the 'vile' segment that aired on July 12.
A historically black university in the Southern US is pushing students to wear business suits and clamping down on headwear as part of its new dress code.
Starting next month, students at Tuskegee University in Alabama will no longer be able to wear bonnets, du-rags or bedroom shoes in classrooms and cafeterias.
It is the private island said to have inspired the cult British horror film The Wicker Man.
But isolated Tanera Mor proved less scary, more the perfect family getaway, for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their week-long visit to Britain last month, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has reportedly expressed concern to President Donald Trump over his plans to hit Iran with further airstrikes.
The leader of Saudi Arabia called the president on Saturday to voice his concerns and urge Trump not to carry out the strikes, two US officials and a third source told Axios.
