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No one was hurt in the incident last week in Salem. A hair strand on the device was used to extract a DNA sample.

Matthew Rutledge, 62, resigned after a former Miss Hall's School student claimed he "exploited" her.

Officer William Dorsey Jones Jr. fired three times responding to a man who had attacked women inside a clothing store. A 14-year-old girl praying in the dressing room was struck.

The Justice Department found that the FBI failed to properly act when the athletes raised concerns about the disgraced sports doctor.

Craig N. Ross Jr. pleaded guilty in February to taking the girl Sept. 30 from a campground at Moreau Lake State Park, a rural area about 35 miles north of Albany.

Nemat “Minouche” Shafik is the latest Ivy League president to testify about antisemitism on campus before the Committee on Education and the Workforce.

There is "nothing more important than protecting the integrity of NBA competition," Commissioner Adam Silver said in a statement.

Monday’s ruling was the first time the U.S. Supreme Court waded into the issue, but the court’s 6-3 decision steered clear of whether the ban itself is constitutional.

A handful of major recalls have been announced in the last six weeks.

Campus police said the suspects targeted the two victims potentially for bias against the victims’ sexual orientation.

Alaska Airlines said in a statement that it had an issue with the system that calculates the weight and balance of its jets. The stop lasted about an hour.