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Tennessee to Execute Christa Pike on Sept. 30

Her lawyers say lethal injection could cause prolonged pain because of a blood disorder, leaving gubernatorial clemency as her last formal option.

Florida Executes Convicted 'Hog Trail' Suspect Daniel Conahan Jr.

Iran Hangs Man Accused of Passing Military Site Coordinates to Israel and US

Iran Executes Mehrab Abdollahsadeh in Case Tied to 2022 Women’s Protests

Iran Executes Two Men Linked to Banned MEK Over Tehran Attacks

South Carolina Executes Stephen Bryant by Firing Squad in Third Use This Year

Arizona Executes Richard Djerf for 1993 Phoenix Family Murders

Robert Roberson Nears Execution as Lawyers Ask Fifth Circuit to Approve New Appeal

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

Tennessee Executes Inmate With Active Defibrillator in U.S. First

Japan Executes ‘Twitter-Killer’ in First Execution Since 2022

Texas Attorney General Seeks New Execution Date for Robert Roberson

Texas Supreme Court Halts Execution of Robert Roberson Amid Legislative Subpoena

Texas Man Faces Execution in Controversial Shaken Baby Syndrome Case

Idaho to Retry Execution of Inmate After Botched Attempt

Texas Faces Controversy Over Execution Based on Discredited Diagnosis

Missouri Executes Marcellus Williams Despite Doubts Over Guilt

Utah Death Row Inmate Seeks Clemency After 25 Years

Prosecutor Seeks to Overturn Death Row Conviction Based on New DNA Evidence

Phillip Hancock Executed in Oklahoma Despite Clemency Recommendation and Self-Defense Claim