One man was killed and multiple people, including two children, were injured Wednesday evening at an apartment complex in Washington, D.C., after two shooters got out of a car and opened fire, according to police. Luka Doncic accessed his array of acrobatic jump shots while Kyrie Irving was a dribbling and finishing fiend, leading the Dallas Mavericks to a 111-92 rout of the Miami Heat on Wednesday in Miami. Police issued an arrest warrant on Wednesday for Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice, who faces eight charges related to a crash he was involved in last month in Dallas, authorities announced. Former Cornell University student, Patrick Dai, pleaded guilty Wednesday to posting anti-Semitic threats on the Internet against the Ivy League school's Jewish community. Tornadoes, flooding and hailstorms are affecting communities throughout the Gulf Coast and much of the South as a severe storm system moves from west to east Wednesday. A federal judge has temporarily blocked Florida from enforcing its 2023 law -- which restricts how pronouns can be used -- against a transgender teacher who sued the state. Baltimore Ravens legend Terrell Suggs was arrested on charges of threatening and disorderly conduct with a weapon, related to an alleged incident at a Scottsdale, Ariz., Starbucks drive-thru, police said Wednesday. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is launching an offensive targeting Mexican drug cartels that enable deadly fentanyl to flow into the United States, the CBP announced Wednesday. A New York appellate judge has denied former President Donald Trump's third attempt this week to delay his hush money trial, which is scheduled to start Monday. The French government on Wednesday introduced an end-of-life care bill as an option for mentally competent and terminally ill adults. About 1,000 people were attending an outdoor Ramadan celebration in a west Philadelphia park when two groups started shooting at each other Wednesday afternoon, police said. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday announced a "historic" new military pact and cooperation on a joint space mission to send a Japanese astronaut to the moon. Displaced Palestinians in Gaza are marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan with Eid al-Fitr amid Israel's war with Hamas that has killed more than 33,000 Palestinians. The Georgia Institute of Technology and NVIDIA Corporation on Wednesday said together they have created the first artificial intelligence supercomputer for student use. A Colorado library said a book was recently returned to the facility after being due back 105 years earlier. Disagreement on how to proceed tanked a House procedural vote to enable continued surveillance of foreigners located abroad on Wednesday. A pet insurance company is inviting the public to vote on some of the most unusual animal monikers for its annual Wacky Pet Names prize. A South Carolina woman's cascade of scratch-off lottery wins culminated in a $300,000 prize. During opening arguments Wednesday in the Chad Daybell murder trial in Boise, Idaho, the prosecutor said Daybell killed his late wife and two children of his current wife in a what was described as a doomsday cult. NOAA is using $2.7 million in federal funding to deploy a new data-gathering device that will improve measurements of ocean temperatures and climate change, officials said Wednesday. Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Arizona Supreme Court's near-total abortion ban goes too far. Yazoo County, Mississippi Wednesday warned of a levee break on a lake, warning Eastbrook subdivision residents to evacuate immediately. The evacuation comes as several more inches of rain are expected to fall. Academic and activist Cornel West on Wednesday chose California State University Professor Melina Abdullah as his running mate for his far-left, independent 2024 presidential campaign. Landscapers working in the back yard of a Virginia home made a surprising discovery: a suspected cannonball dating from the Civil War. |
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