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Lawmaker now facing serious questions. The murder mystery outside new york city. The womans body discovered in a suitcase. Tonight, what weve now learned. The urgent manhunt this evening for the gunman after a wife was killed while setting up for a garage sale. The horrific case of apparent road rage. The driver opening fire on a school bus, hitting the driver twice. A young student onboard. The abc news exclusive tonight in the jayme closs case. She was abducted for 88 days. Tonight, you will h...

News deck. Shepard our reporting begins in the commonwealth of virginia where another day, another racist revelation involving yet another politician. A new one today. Scandals are rocking the capital and the commonwealths top three democrats are fighting to keep their jobs. The Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax hiring the same legal team that represented the Supreme Court Justice Brett kavanaugh when he also faced a sex assault accusation. This all comes after the Lieutenant Governor accused t...

Goldie Hawn is no longer impressed with the twinkling lights of Tinseltown -- putting her hometown on blast for its rising crime ... and describing 2 horrific personal anecdotes.

We're spotlighting the 30 most influential men’s college teams from our past 30 years and looking at their contribution to the game's cultural fabric.

The key talking points after John Calipari and the Wildcats’ defeat versus Matt McMahon and the Tigers.

Cymande discuss being rediscovered decades later on dancefloors and hip hop tracks after being shut out by a racist UK music scene in the 70s

Cult south London band Cymande were neglected in 1970s Britain but played to huge stadiums in the US. As a new documentary tells their tale, we spoke to Cymande’s Steve Scipio and Patrick Patterson and director Tim MacKenzie-Smith.

Comments are going around on social media, saying there were problems with administration.

The two top leaders of Roanoke Catholic School have been removed from their positions.

Some of the anti-capitalist film, music, exhibitions and art that Socialist Worker is looking forward to in 2024