Caroline Guerin

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve a policy allowing police to use robots capable of deploying lethal force if necessary.

Texas-born drug lord 'La Barbie' is no longer listed as in being in the custody of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons.

A metal sculpture of the CEO of Twitter and Tesla placed on the body of a goat sitting on the back of a rocket did not elicit a response from the billionaire Sunday.

As of late Sunday morning, more than 1,300 flights into or out of U.S. airports were delayed due to severe weather, including rain, heavy winds, and snow, which swept through major cities.

Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Americans about the current tridemic of RSV, COVID, and flu ahead of his retirement from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

California Governor Gavin Newsom told President Biden he does not plan to run for president in 2024 and will back his reelection campaign.

Florida and California have the lowest percentage of state and local law enforcement agencies turning over crime data to the FBI in the last year.

Frontier Airlines announced it has eliminated its call center and transitioned to only online, mobile, and text support to lower costs.

Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the woman suspected of assaulting Shanquella Robinson in San Jose del Cabo last month.

A Philadelphia man has gone viral after starting a public Google Doc archiving every popular meme format on Twitter, just in case the site is permanently shut down following the Elon Musk takeover.

A newly released livestream shows Chinese police in hazmat suits beating Foxconn factory workers at a facility in Zhengzhou, China, the world's largest Apple iPhone manufacturer.

Miami authorities arrested a suspect they believe fatally shot four people and injured one at a marijuana farm in Oklahoma on Sunday.

A senior official in Germany said Wednesday that organized criminal groups were likely behind a museum heist that stole millions in ancient Celtic gold coins.

Private prison operator Management & Training Corporation allegedly stopped providing rehabilitation services for two years but continued billing Texas millions of dollars.

The COP27 climate talks have created a new fund to compensate developing countries that have experienced damages due to extreme weather.

Ahead of the recent alcohol ban at all World Cup stadiums in Qatar, Budweiser revealed what they would do with the excess beer Saturday.

Authorities are investigating a violent shuttle bus crash in Massachusetts that left one dead and 26 other Brandeis University students and the driver hospitalized Saturday.

Five people were killed and 18 wounded when a gunman opened fire in a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs Saturday night.

The federal trial alleging that the Oath Keepers committed seditious conspiracy, obstructed the certification of the electoral college vote, and tampered with documents, heard closing arguments Friday from prosecutors.

A Medical Examiner in Austin, Texas, identified a veteran's body Thursday after it was found on a major city highway.

Mexican authorities confirmed they are now investigating Shanquella Robinson's death as a possible femicide following an international investigation triggered by the FBI and State Department.

Courtney Clenney's father, Kim Clenney, testified Thursday that he was unaware of his daughter's OnlyFans persona and the massive wealth made from her participation on the platform.

Four climate activists were arrested Wednesday morning in Washington D.C., for staging a sit-in at the Department of Transportation against the possible approval of four offshore terminals in the Gulf of Mexico.

Mexican authorities say a spinal cord injury, not alcohol poisoning, killed a 25-year-old North Carolina woman vacationing with friends in Cabo San Lucas.

A federal judge will decide whether ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes will serve a maximum 20-year sentence after being convicted of fraud and conspiracy.

A hard lockdown at the University of North Texas was lifted after a report of an armed man with a rifle in the campus' Health Science Center proved to be only camera equipment.

A dozen construction workers who helped build Tesla's massive Gigafactory filed multiple complaints to the US Department of Labor alleging labor violations.

Five Los Angeles Country Sheriff's Department cadets were seriously injured and 17 others hurt after being struck by a vehicle.

"Organized retail theft" cost Target $400 million in the third quarter, cutting into its sales during a shopping slowdown.