Arizona Man Says He Sold 720 Rounds of Ammunition to Las Vegas Gunman
Douglas Haig, an ammunition dealer, said he met Stephen Paddock briefly at a gun show about a month before the massacre.
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CreditEric Risberg/Associated Press Activists Try to Recall Judge in Stanford Sex Attack Case. Some Say They’ve Gone Too Far.
One side is outraged over the abundance of sexual crimes against women; the other is worried about judicial independence and mass incarceration.
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CreditRTMcbride/MediaPunch, via IPX Natalie Wood’s Drowning Now Classified as ‘Suspicious Death’
Almost four decades after the actress’s death in 1981, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has reclassified her case and named her former husband, Robert Wagner, as a “person of interest.”
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CreditRobin Scholz/Associated Press An Indian ‘Chief’ Mascot Was Dropped. A Decade Later, He’s Still Lurking.
The Cleveland Indians are retiring “Chief Wahoo,” but the debate is far from over if other institutions, like the University of Illinois, are a guide.
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CreditTommaso Boddi/Getty Images Humane Society C.E.O. Denies Harassment Allegations Amid Board Resignations
He also distanced himself from one board member’s dismissive comments about the complaints and said he was assessing his professional future.
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CreditWilliam Thomas Cain/Getty Images University of Pennsylvania Takes Away Steve Wynn’s Honors. And Bill Cosby’s, Too.
The school had let the entertainer keep his honorary degree despite sexual misconduct accusations, but changed its mind once it took tributes away from the casino mogul.
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CreditPool photo by Rick Wood Teenager in ‘Slender Man’ Stabbing Gets 40 Years in Mental Hospital
The teenager, Morgan Geyser, and another girl stabbed a friend 19 times in 2014 in an effort to please the fictional character Slender Man.
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CreditRuth Fremson/The New York Times Director of Veterans Hospital Accused of Manipulating Ratings Is Replaced
Doctors at the veterans hospital in Roseburg, Ore., said administrators had turned away patients in an effort to improve performance scores.
