Prisoner whose case led to Iowa's rejection of death penalty dies in prison
Sentenced to death for killing two children in 1963, Leon Tice's sentence was commuted a month before Iowa abolished capital punishment in 1965.
Jewish Press8h
Love-Bombing G-d
As I often remark, the spiritual, physical, and emotional patterns of life are the same, since they are all designed by the same Creator. The image of the smaller flame being drawn to the larger flame ...
Oklahoma board denies clemency for man on death row, clears path for March execution
An Oklahoma board has rejected clemency for a man sentenced to die for fatally shooting a woman during a 2005 home-invasion ...
Steve Coogan spared driving ban after plea to save new series of The Trip with Rob Bryson
Actor Steve Coogan has narrowly avoided a driving ban for speeding at almost 100mph after he told a court it could impact on ...
Loyola Phoenix17h
Looking into the Morals of True Crime
Storytelling is one of the longest standing human traditions. It teaches us morals and lessons while helping us understand ...
Richmond18h
Gang members get 38 years for brutal killing of Richmond woman
Court records show the events spun out of a corrective gang beating that — triggered by a laughing emoji — morphed into a ...
If the police don’t follow up your 999 call, this could be the reason why
Every year in the UK, more than 45 million calls are made to the police, reporting everything from violent attacks to ...
The Daily Californian22h
‘I Am Ready, Warden’ director and producer talk justice in an imperfect world
Days after President Donald Trump’s executive order expanded the federal death penalty, The Daily Californian spoke to Gnyp ...