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Christa Pike Survives After Two Lethal Injections in Tennessee

Tennessee ordered an independent review and paused the state’s remaining executions for the year as medical, legal and procedural questions mount.

Over 5,000 Public Figures Sign Letter Rejecting 'Genocide' Label for Israel

Cardinal Cupich and Catholic Orders Sue to Block Illinois Aid‑in‑Dying Law

UK Weighs Ban on Goods From Israeli Settlements

U.N. and Red Cross Say Autonomous Weapons Are Close to Crossing a Moral Red Line

Massachusetts Removes 24‑Week Cutoff and Lets Doctors Authorize Late‑Term Abortions

Online Trade in Mummified Remains Draws Scrutiny After New Study

Shein’s Hong Kong IPO Tests Investors as Valuation Claims Diverge

Senior Military Figures and Commentators Say Settler Extremist Violence Threatens Israel’s Security

Florida Carries Out Two Executions in One Day, First Double Execution Since 1964

Florida Set to Carry Out Two Executions on Same Day as Last‑Minute Legal Challenges Continue

Florida Sets Execution Date for 74-Year-Old Dusty Ray Spencer

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Calls for Abolition of State Death Penalty

Supreme Court Leaves Lower Courts’ Ban on Alabama Nitrogen Executions in Place

Supreme Court Denies Alabama Emergency Bid to Use Nitrogen Gas in Execution

Judge Permanently Bars Alabama From Executing Man With Nitrogen Gas

Schiff Introduces HALO Act to Require Human Control Over Military A.I.

Tucker Carlson Calls for End to U.S. Aid to Israel in Confrontational Israeli TV Interview

Iran Executes Three Over January Protests as Death-Penalty Wave Intensifies

House Sets May 13 Hearing on CIA’s MKUltra Program