Federal Trade Commission looking into whether Facebook broke its own 2011 agreement on user privacy
If signed by Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee, the new law would take effect May 1, 2020
States have been adjusting their statute-of-limitations laws so that victims of long-ago sexual abuse can sue
At least one had a law degree and some may have studied in the UK and Australia
The move comes after the alleged Christchurch mosque shooter streamed his killings online
There has been talk of impeachment since the Mueller report was released
The German shepherd had to be sedated and was in treatment for more than two hours
Cassowaries are similar to emus, stand up to 6 feet tall and weigh up to 130 pounds
Defence attorney says she viewed pornography as a ‘personal affront’
The rescuers used a cellphone video of the mother duck quacking to lure the babies to the end of the drain
The women insist they had not been active IS members and had no role in its atrocities
The Islamic State group asserted it was responsible for the nine bombings
The information could guide how scientists intervene to help sick or stranded whales
Experts said the sanctions could potentially remove up to 1.2 million barrels of oil per day
The couple is keeping many details about Meghan’s pregnancy and birth plan private
Wealthy people have donated millions to effort to rebuild cathedral after devastating fire
Icon died three years ago, on April 21, from an accidental fentanyl overdose
The company plans to run more tests on the Galaxy Fold
Mueller’s 448-page report detailed 10 allegations of Trump’s attempts to obstruct the Russia investigation
The family says Cedar was stolen from their backyard in May 2017 in the town of Southwest Ranches
