All news by author: Jeremiah Hassel

A Baton Rouge, Louisiana, bishop locked himself in a prayer room at the beginning of May to pray away crime in the city. He has yet to come out and said leaving will be up to God

Robert Hadden wept as he addressed a New York City courtroom on Tuesday - the day he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexual abuse allegations against more than 200 women

President Joe Biden's dog, Commander, has bitten as many as seven people between October 2022 and January and sent one person to the hospital, documents reveal

Dr. Brian Hyatt, a disgraced psychiatrist from Arkansas, is accused of pretending to visit the rooms of his patients, many of whom he locked away for as long as a week

Crafting kitchen countertops, especially those made of quartz, has led to an increase in silicosis, a deadly lung disease, in many workers. Several have died from it

A Russian fighter jet damaged an American MQ-9 Reaper drone flying over Syria on July 23 when it fired flares at it, knocking out one of its propellers, according to an Air Force official

Two dismembered bodies shoved into suitcases were discovered by police and sheriffs in Florida and Texas over two days last week. There have been other cases like them in recent months

The Congressional Black Caucus condemned a recent decision by the Florida State Board of Education to alter the state's Black history curriculum, calling it 'gaslighting of the highest order'

Four women smacked down in a ritzy Las Vegas casino a couple of Wednesdays ago, dressed in skimpy skirts and thongs. They were allegedly brawling over a cheating married man

Men are just as likely to experience infertility as women and there are around eight different factors which can lead to them having low sperm counts, Dr Jane Frederick has told The Mirror

Linking victims together and with their murderer is integral when solving a serial killing case, says retired NYPD detective Kevin Gannon. He shared two ways law enforcement can do so

Rex Heuermann was charged with three of the 11 murders attributed to the Gilgo Beach serial killer, also dubbed the Long Island Serial Killer. He was arraigned in a Suffolk County court on Friday and pleaded not guilty

Three independent designers are taking legal action against retail fashion giant Shein, alleging that the company made 'exact copies' if their work and profited off of their intellectual property

The driver of a blue 2006 Honda Accord struck a 75-year-old man, killing him as he crossed the street around the White House. Two others were injured in the hit-and-run

Discover where to see the Northern Lights from the US on July 13, including optimal viewing spots, travel tips, weather forecasts and seasonal advice

A phone conversation between double homicide convict Alex Murdaugh and his son Buster painted the tenseness of their relationship — a drastic difference compared to Buster's public support for his father

Convicted sex abuser Larry Nassar was allegedly stabbed after making vile comments about Wimbledon, the suspect told prison authorities

Leslie Van Houten was released from prison last week after more than 50 years. Sharon Tate's sister fears she could revert to her old ways and easily kill again

A rollercoaster at a Georgia amusement park stalled for several minutes, sparking panic attacks and fear. Passengers were forced to finish out the ride when the issue was resolved

A woman died after falling 500 feet while free-solo climbing a part of Ypsilon Mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park earlier this week. Authorities have yet to release her name

A motor vehicle accident in southern Illinois left three people dead and 14 others injured after a Greyhound bus and three semi tractor-trailers collided

Many cars have a small tab underneath the rear view mirror. Toggling it could save lives by reducing the harmful glare from headlights at night

Michael Burham, who escaped from a Warren County, Pennsylvania, prison on Thursday night, may have been spotted overnight. The manhunt for the fugitive continues

Las Vegas police said they were called to a domestic violence disturbance at Caesars Palace - but when they tried to make contact with the occupants, a man allegedly refused to open the door and told cops he was armed

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is calling on Mark Zuckerberg to testify after dozens of Florida human trafficking cases have been linked to Meta apps