The Washington PostDerek ChauvinJury selection to move forward in murder trial of Derek Chauvin, despite ongoing dispute over third charge in George Floyd’s... verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Holly Bailey, Jared GoyetteHennepin County District Court Judge Peter A. Cahill’s decision to press forward with the trial of Derek Chauvin, 44, who is accused of killing Floyd, 46, by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes...
The Washington PostCoronavirus (COVID-19) Covid 19 live updates: Health experts worry about variant-driven surge as states lift restrictions verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Rick Noack, Paul Schemm, Brittany Shammas, Reis ThebaultThe Washington Post is providing this important information about the coronavirus for free. For more free coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, sign up for our Coronavirus Updates newsletter where all...
The Washington PostOklahoma City Board will review death row inmate Julius Jones’s claim of innocence; his attorneys say trial was botched verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Kim BellwareJulius Jones, the Oklahoma death row prisoner whose innocence claim stemming from a 1999 murder conviction drew massive attention in the wake of the George Floyd killing, has passed a major threshold will...
The Washington PostTyler Perry Studios As Meghan and Prince Harry fled security threats and tabloids, they found an unlikely savior: Tyler Perry verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Teo ArmusPrince Harry and his wife, Meghan, spoke with Oprah Winfrey about turning away from life as senior royals in a wide-ranging interview that aired on March 7. (The Washington Post) Harry and Meghan, the...
The Washington PostHazing Bowling Green student dies after drinking ‘copious’ alcohol at a frat event under investigation for hazing verified_publisherThe Washington Post - By Andrea SalcedoWhen members of a Bowling Green State University fraternity dropped off Stone Foltz at his apartment on Thursday after a night of drinking at an off-campus fraternity event, the sophomore had been given...
