All news by author: Charlie Jones

WARNING. DISTRESSING FOOTAGE: Banko Brown was shot dead on a suspicion of shoplifting while leaving the Walgreens in San Francisco - his dad has described his killing like an 'old lynching'

Huge flames are leaping out the top of the burning building in SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina, reaching higher than the 15-story tower next to it

Reyna Elizabeth Flores-Rosales was sentenced for torturing, starving and killing her six-year-old son who was having issues over potty training

The girl was abducted by her mum and was missing for six years before an eagle eyed shopkeeper recognised her from Netflix's documentary, Unsolved Mysteries

Journalist Thomas Colbert and his group of sleuths Case Breakers have claimed to find evidence suggesting the 'Zodiac Killer' was Air Force veteran Gary Francis Poste, who died in 2018

A security expert has spoken exclusively to The Mirror over the potential consequences Iran and Russia's military relationship will have on the US after the White House revealed Iran is supplying hundreds of drones to Moscow

The criminal defence team for murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, 28, filed a motion calling on the prosecution to hand over all footage related to the 'search and arrest' of the suspect

The 23-year-old from Utah, US, was left with burn-like welts over 30 per cent of her body after taking anxiety meds. She was diagnosed with Stevens-Johnson Syndrome

The Twitter CEO described the Chinese economy and global economy like 'conjoined twins' as he warned of the potential catastrophic impact of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan

A 97-year-old woman and her 73-year-old daughter were killed when local teenage gunman opened fire in what police are describing as a 'purely random' attack in the New Mexico city of Farmington

Barbie fever is in the air with themed restaurants popping up in New York and Chicago and fans getting excited for the July release of the Great Gerwig film

Reports suggest the US is preparing to accelerate the sale of weapons and other military assistance to the self-governing island democracy, a move that will undoubtedly anger China

The picture shows the twisted metal from the crash strewn across the area with the golf cart, that previously carried the happy couple, lying ruined on its side

The new menu change comes as Burger King said they may have to close up to 400 stores by the end of the year with the CEO warning underperforming outlets will be the first to go.

Police have said the morning attack that left four dead including the gunman was 'purely random'. Investigators are working frantically to find out why the 18-year-old gunman was in the neighbourhood

In terms of mass shootings and mass killings, 2023 is gearing up to be one of the worst years in recent history. Horrific incidents like the massacres in Allen, Texas, and Moneterey, California, have shocked the world

As chaos at the US Mexico border continues, the Embassy has warned 'Title 42 public order' could cause delays and for travellers to 'review personal secuirty plans'

Shreya Datta, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, said she felt she had "'a hole in my soul for not having a man in my life" before meeting the scammer on Hinge and handing over $450,000 of savings

Kayaker Joey Cantore had been paddling down the Chicago River in illinois, US, when he saw the massive turtle basking on a rusty chain and quickly got his camera ready to film it

The victims have been named as three employees of Georgia-based private company Phoenix Air, who were flying a Phoenix Air Learjet 36 during a US Navy training exercise

NBCUniversal exec Linda Yaccarino has extensive experience in generating ad-driven revenue having been a key part of the team that launched NBC's Peacock platform

NBCUniversal's head of advertising, Linda Yaccarino, resigned hours after Musk announced a new CEO had been found for the social media giant and that 'she' would be starting in six weeks

The mum from Purvis, Mississippi, had braced herself to spend her first Mother's Day in hospital months after giving birth to a boy and four girls. Quintuplets are extremely rare and can pose serious health problems for the mum and children alike

This comes less than a week after Harry was in London for the Coronation of his father, King Charles III at Westminster Abbey

Families were seen trying to swim across the Rio Grande on the US' southern border in a scramble to get across into the States before Title 42 expires