Marwa Eltagouri The Washington Post

Police were called to Macomb Pet Land on Saturday and made a disturbing discovery: That the power had been turned off and that 41 of the animals were dead. The pet store owner was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals and was later released on a $10,000 bond.

In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.

The removal of her ovaries never came up during her surgery consultations.

On Monday, an employee of Southwest Airlines asked Gottlieb to "prove" she was the mother of her biracial son, even after seeing the toddler's passport. He also asked for her son's birth certificate, citing "federal law" - and proceeded to ask Gottlieb if she could prove she was the mother with a Facebook post, Gottlieb wrote in a tweet Monday even...

In the video, which Wildwood Police Chief Robert Regalbuto called "alarming," two officers are seen trying to subdue a woman, whom police have identified as Emily Weinman, a 20-year-old from Philadelphia. One of the officers punches Weinman's head at least twice, and she screams and flails as the other officer tries to pin her legs to the sand.

The news came just hours before their high school graduation ceremony was set to begin: Valedictorian Christian Bales and student council president Katherine Frantz would not be able to give their speeches.

Harvey Weinstein's legal fate is uncertain, of course. His lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, declined to comment

The 54-year-old Australian grandmother had traveled to China in 2014 in hopes of meeting her boyfriend, a man she'd met online years before who claimed to be Capt. Daniel Smith, a U.S. service member.

It was her dream: She would be a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seasonal field assistant working with the small but threatened grizzly bear population of Montana's Cabinet Mountains, a narrow stretch of snow-capped peaks that sprawl more 40 miles. Tucked within the range are glacial lakes, waterfalls and, on the southwest face, swamp creeks.

Sherita Dixon-Cole, a 37-year-old woman from northeast Texas, was pulled over early Sunday by a Department of Public Safety officer who suspected her of driving while intoxicated.

Michael Rotondo refuses to move out of his parents' house. So much so that the 30-year-old argued for a half-hour with a judge in Upstate New York on Tuesday, saying that while he knew his parents wanted him out of their split-level ranch, he was entitled - as a family member - to six months' notice before an eviction.

If Kaitlin Bennett had been allowed to carry a gun at Kent State University as a student, she wouldn't have carried an AR-10 rifle. She would have carried her handgun instead.

Ten children have been removed from a home in Fairfield, California, where police say they were tortured, burned, beaten and even shot with a pellet gun while living amid squalor and abuse of all kinds.

Ten children have been removed from their home in northern California, where police say they were tortured and living in "horrible" conditions.

It was a moment Kevin Krim had spent nearly six grief-stricken years waiting for: Yoselyn Ortega, the nanny convicted of killing Krim's 6-year-old and 2-year-old children, was to be sentenced.

Police were called to Macomb Pet Land on Saturday and made a disturbing discovery: That the power had been turned off and that 41 of the animals were dead. The pet store owner was charged with aggravated cruelty to animals and was later released on a $10,000 bond.

In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.

The removal of her ovaries never came up during her surgery consultations.

On Monday, an employee of Southwest Airlines asked Gottlieb to "prove" she was the mother of her biracial son, even after seeing the toddler's passport. He also asked for her son's birth certificate, citing "federal law" - and proceeded to ask Gottlieb if she could prove she was the mother with a Facebook post, Gottlieb wrote in a tweet Monday even...

In the video, which Wildwood Police Chief Robert Regalbuto called "alarming," two officers are seen trying to subdue a woman, whom police have identified as Emily Weinman, a 20-year-old from Philadelphia. One of the officers punches Weinman's head at least twice, and she screams and flails as the other officer tries to pin her legs to the sand.

The news came just hours before their high school graduation ceremony was set to begin: Valedictorian Christian Bales and student council president Katherine Frantz would not be able to give their speeches.

Harvey Weinstein's legal fate is uncertain, of course. His lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, declined to comment

The 54-year-old Australian grandmother had traveled to China in 2014 in hopes of meeting her boyfriend, a man she'd met online years before who claimed to be Capt. Daniel Smith, a U.S. service member.

It was her dream: She would be a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service seasonal field assistant working with the small but threatened grizzly bear population of Montana's Cabinet Mountains, a narrow stretch of snow-capped peaks that sprawl more 40 miles. Tucked within the range are glacial lakes, waterfalls and, on the southwest face, swamp creeks.

Sherita Dixon-Cole, a 37-year-old woman from northeast Texas, was pulled over early Sunday by a Department of Public Safety officer who suspected her of driving while intoxicated.

Michael Rotondo refuses to move out of his parents' house. So much so that the 30-year-old argued for a half-hour with a judge in Upstate New York on Tuesday, saying that while he knew his parents wanted him out of their split-level ranch, he was entitled - as a family member - to six months' notice before an eviction.

If Kaitlin Bennett had been allowed to carry a gun at Kent State University as a student, she wouldn't have carried an AR-10 rifle. She would have carried her handgun instead.

Ten children have been removed from a home in Fairfield, California, where police say they were tortured, burned, beaten and even shot with a pellet gun while living amid squalor and abuse of all kinds.

Ten children have been removed from their home in northern California, where police say they were tortured and living in "horrible" conditions.

It was a moment Kevin Krim had spent nearly six grief-stricken years waiting for: Yoselyn Ortega, the nanny convicted of killing Krim's 6-year-old and 2-year-old children, was to be sentenced.