Tennessee man says he hurt badly during lethal injection without deactivating defibrillator

A man convicted of killing his girlfriend and her two young daughters said he was "hurting so bad" while he was given a lethal injection Tuesday in Tennessee, where authorities had refused to deactivate his implanted defibrillator prior to the execution.

Trump administration formally axes Elon Musk's 'five things' email

The Trump administration ended a program launched by Elon Musk requiring federal employees to summarize their workplace achievements from the prior week, Reuters reported on Tuesday.

'High stakes': Who will pay for city services at LA's 2028 Summer Games?

Despite the federal government coming up last month with $1 billion for the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles, new concerns are being raised about covering the cost of local government services.

Ozzy Osbourne died of a heart attack, report says, citing death certificate

A death certificate filed at a register office in London revealed that Ozzy Osbourne's cause of death was a heart attack. The New York Times obtained the document on Tuesday.

US dollar rises as market eyes Fed chair successor

The U.S. dollar rose against most currencies on Tuesday but remained within striking distance of Friday's lows, with the market still in consolidation mode.

Utahns skeptical of Trump's decision on National Guard deployment

Was President Trump right to deploy National Guard troops to California? Half of Utah voters surveyed said they strongly or somewhat approve.

US violent crime fell 4.5% in 2024, down a second year, FBI says

Violent crime fell 4.5% in the United States last year, marking the second consecutive annual decline, while hate crimes decreased by 1.5%, the FBI said in its annual national crime report released on Tuesday.

Why the manhunt for a Montana mass shooting suspect has proven exceedingly difficult

Stymied by treacherous terrain and untamed wilderness, authorities are struggling to find an Army veteran suspected of killing four people at a Montana bar last week.

Strength through purpose: US Army releases 'spiritual fitness' guide for soldiers

A new resource recently released by the U.S. Army is anchored to the belief that the spiritual domain also is fundamental to fortifying a soldier's "will to fight — and the spirit to endure."

Owners of cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore bridge sue company that built vessel

The owners of the cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge are suing the company that built the vessel, alleging negligence in the design of a critical switchboard on the ship.

Bipartisan push to crack down on TSA facial recognition hits unexpected turbulence

A bipartisan effort to crack down on facial recognition technology utilized by the Transportation Security Administration is experiencing delays in the Senate amid pushback from airlines citing concerns of efficiency and safety.