A Former Boeing Employee Is Accused Of Lying To Regulators About The 737 Max Before The Deadly Crashes That Killed Hundreds Of People
The Boeing 737 Max was grounded around the world after two crashes killed 346 people.
Southwest Airlines And The Pilots Union Say Vaccine Mandates Had Nothing To Do With The Massive Flight Cancellations
False rumors online suggested the cancellations may have been linked to pilots walking off the job or calling in sick to protest mandatory vaccinations for COVID-19.
Oil Is Washing Up At Southern California Beaches After A Major Offshore Spill
The spill has already had "significant ecological impacts," Huntington Beach officials said.
A Former Olympic Swimmer Who Wore His Team USA Jacket To The Capitol Riot Pleaded Guilty To A Felony
Klete Keller admitted to prosecutors that he took video and photographs of himself after breaching the Capitol building.
Members Of A Boogaloo Militant Group Pleaded Guilty To Destroying Evidence After The Alleged Murder Of A Federal Officer
Members of the Grizzly Scouts militant group admitted to trying to scrap evidence after one of them sent a message saying, "Dudes i offed a fed."
Wildfires In California Have Reached Some Of The World's Oldest And Largest Trees
Last year, a wildfire destroyed about 10% of the giant sequoia trees. Officials fear the wildfires now burning in California will continue the destruction.
The Mystery Of "Van Life" YouTuber Gabby Petito's Disappearance Has Deepened After Her Partner Was Named A Person Of Interest
Police said they tried to speak with Brian Laundrie about the sudden disappearance of his 22-year-old fiancé but were only given the name and phone number of his attorney.
The Government Of Trinidad And Tobago Has Responded To Nicki Minaj's Claim About A Cousin's Friend's Swollen Testicles
Health officials said they "wasted so much time" trying to verify the rap star's claim about swollen testicles.
Nicki Minaj Tweeted About Her Cousin's Friend's Swollen Testicles And People Lost It
It started with Nicki Minaj announcing that she wouldn't be going to the Met Gala this year and then descended into memes about swollen testicles.
A Man Who Threatened To Shoot Nancy Pelosi In The Head On Live TV Has Pleaded Guilty
When Cleveland Meredith Jr. arrived one day after the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, he texted a relative that he was thinking about heading to Pelosi's speech and "putting a bullet in her noggin on Live TV."
Students Age 12 And Up Will Have To Be Vaccinated Against COVID-19 To Attend LA Public Schools
Students will be required to show proof of vaccination by Jan. 10, 2022, if they wish to attend any of the schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Biden Is Mandating COVID Vaccines For All Federal Workers And Large Employers
All companies with more than 100 employees will be required to ensure their workers are either fully vaccinated or tested weekly.
Identities Of Surfside Condo Victims Were Allegedly Stolen Days After The Collapse To Commit Fraud
Miami-Dade County’s mayor called the operation an “exploitation of the dead.”
Uber And Lyft Have Pledged To Cover Their Drivers' Legal Fees If They Get Sued Under The Texas Abortion Law
"Imagine being a pregnant woman trying to get a healthcare appointment and not knowing if your driver will cancel on you for fear of breaking a law," a Lyft blog post reads.
A Former Prosecutor Is Accused Of Obstructing The Investigation Into The Killing Of Ahmaud Arbery
Former prosecutor Jackie Johnson is accused of keeping police from making arrests after the deadly shooting.
At Least 45 People Are Dead After The Remnants Of Hurricane Ida Slammed The East Coast
"We are in a whole new world now,” New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Britney Spears Won't Be Charged With Battery After A Dispute With Her Housekeeper
Prosecutors declined to file charges, citing insufficient evidence and the lack of injuries in the incident.
A Wealthy Surgeon Accused Of Drugging And Raping Women Is No Longer Facing Rape Charges
Two of the women previously told BuzzFeed News they felt their stories had been forgotten in the political fight and legal wrangling surrounding the case.
Michael Avenatti Was Sentenced To Two And A Half Years In Prison For Trying To Extort Nike
"He had become someone who operated as if the laws and the rules that applied to everyone else didn't apply to him," the judge said Thursday.
Crews Are No Longer Looking For Survivors In The Rubble Of The Surfside Condo
The bodies of 54 people have been found so far, but rescuers are no longer holding out hope that any of the dozens still missing are alive.