All news by author: Vassia Barba

The government of the US Virgin Islands is trying to subpoena Elon Musk in its lawsuit seeking to hold JPMorgan Chase liable for sex trafficking acts committed by Jeffrey Epstein

SpaceX could be ready to attempt to launch Starship again as soon as June 15, but the launch is subject to regulatory approval from the FAA which is still investigating the operations

A social media user who goes by Selena Norinh on Instagram claims she has found a way to make the perfect Starbucks Pink Drink at home for just $1 - and still have plenty of leftovers

Researchers from The Bulimia Project used artificial intelligence (AI) image-generating platforms Dall-E 2, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney to identify unrealistic body image stereotypes promoted on social media

Jordan Neely, a vulnerable Black person, was captured on video struggling as he was placed in a fatal chokehold while on a New York City subway.

Scott Haraguchi was out on his kayak, fishing over a mile offshore from Kualoa in Windward Oahu, Hawaii when he captured himself being attacked by the tiger shark

A lorry crashed with a minibus killing at least 26 people near Ciudad Victoria in Tamaulipas state, Mexico, and the death toll could rise as authorities continue to work at the scene of the tragedy

Two cars crashed throwing several people in the air in a midnight tragedy in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, authorities said. Four were killed and more are hospitalised

A 60-feet-long tunnel which is presumed to have been used for drug trafficking has been found in an abandoned property in Tijuana, Mexico, near the border with the US

Deadly gusts that lift soil and sand up in the air can lead to massive tragedies, such as the one of last week in Illinois. Dust storms were believed to be rare, but scientists say they are becoming increasingly frequent and deadly

McDonald's and Upchurch Foods have been found liable for a hot Chicken McNugget that burned young girl Olivia Caraballo back in 2019. Her mum, Philana Holmes said Olivia started screaming when the food touched her skin

Trevor Mullinax is suing the York County Sheriff's Office in South Carolina claiming that police officers fired at him almost 50 times while he was in a mental health crisis, and despite him raising his hands

JJ, seven and Tylee, 16, were killed after being 'tortured' and Lori Vallow Daybell has been convicted in their gruesome murders. But Carole Lieberman, a forensic psychiatrist and expert witness, says there's a lot the mother could use on her appeal

Lori Vallow Daybell stood emotionless and expressionless as the verdict on the murders of her children was read, which was a sign that she is "heartless" and "something is missing" from her, as author John Glatt told the Mirror

Four Americans that crossed into Matamoros from Texas so that one of them could have cosmetic surgery were kidnapped on March 3 and two were killed

Eric Richins was allegedly murdered by his wife, Kouri Richins, by poisoning with fentanyl. Now his family says the victim suspected his wife of cheating on him, and that she had tried to poison him before

Police are conducting an investigation after an Arby's employee was found dead inside the shop's walk-in freezer at New Iberia Lagniappe Village, Louisiana

WARNING: DISTRESSING VIDEO: A fourth set of remains has been found near the location where parts of Rasheem Carter's body were found earlier this year in Taylorsville, Mississippi

"It is inappropriate to label something as 'Autopilot' when the system requires the driver to keep their hands on the wheel at all times," the top US transportation official, Pete Buttigieg has said as his department is investigating 14 fatal crashes with Tesla

The two cops rushed to the scene of a "person" crying for help but they quickly realised it wasn't a human

Musk made the announced on Twitter on Thursday afternoon. The identity of the new CEO is yet to be revealed.

William Cho, 6, is being looked after by his extended family after his mum, dad, and brother were killed in the Texas massacre at the Allen Premium Outlets mall

Benjamin Smyth, a Division I scholarship diver from Canada, reportedly fled back to his home country after allegedly raping a woman in her college student dorm room

Robert Findlay Smith had been sitting alone at the Alabama dinner when a churchgoer approached him and offered him to join them - he declined and then pulled out a handgun, shooting and killing three people

John Falcon,- who won $45 million (£35,5 million) in the New York Lotto jackpot back in 1999, shared a piece of advice for how he managed to hold on to the life-changing fortune