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Florida Executes 74-Year-Old Dennis Sochor, the State’s Oldest Modern-Era Execution

The lethal injection marks a push by state officials to carry out long-delayed death sentences and intensifies legal and medical questions about executing elderly, frail inmates.

Florida Executes 74-Year-Old Dusty Ray Spencer

Netflix Documentary Revives Attention on Taylor Parker Case

Thai Court Sentences Two Uyghur Men to Death for 2015 Bangkok Shrine Bombing

Oklahoma Executes Raymond Johnson for 2007 Murders of Ex-Girlfriend and Infant

Texas Executes Cedric Ricks for 2013 Killings of Girlfriend and Her 8-Year-Old Son

Tennessee High Court Sets 2026 Execution Date for Christa Pike, State’s Only Woman on Death Row

Charleston Marks Decade Since Emanuel AME Massacre With Memorial Under Construction and Calls for Reform