A Black 11-year-old called 911. Police arrived and shot him, his mom says. — The Washington Post
The family of Aderrien Murry and the community in Indianola, Miss., are calling for the officer who shot the 11-year-old to be fired.
Related Articles
Recipient of first pig kidney transplant dies nearly 2 months later
The hospital said there was no indication the passing was due to the transplant.
So Was Body Positivity ‘All a Big Lie’?
If we all want to be skinny again — and we have “miracle drugs” to get us there — can we still love ourselves at…
New testing shows over 200 million Americans are drinking contaminated water: ‘We’re seeing more and more people are exposed’
“Even extremely low levels of exposure can negatively impact our health.” There is something in the water, and it may be forever. As more research…
Amtrak continues advancing Wi-Fi connectivity
Amtrak has issued two RFIs (Request for Information) to support high speed Wi-Fi connectivity along the 450-mile Northeast Corridor (NEC) from Washington, D.C. to Boston.…
This discovery could lead to creation of credit card-sized smartphones
Phononic devices will last longer on a single charge.
Russia and China Created Body Armor to Stop American Bullets. Can the Army’s Latest Rifle Change the Game?
The Army universally recognizes that its current 5.56mm bullet can’t defeat Russian body armor, and it’s easily out-ranged by the latest Russian small arms, experts…
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak was expelled from the school where he just delivered his commencement speech—’be leaders, not followers’
Wozniak encouraged students to decide for themselves what’s right or wrong when faced with institutional pushback.
Robot dogs armed with AI-targeting rifles undergo US Marines Special Ops evaluation
Quadrupeds being reviewed have automatic targeting systems but require human oversight to fire.
Woman gets ovarian cancer…two years after having ovaries REMOVED
After having her ovaries removed because of several medical conditions, Christina later discovered a tiny piece of ovary was left and it had developed into…
Nearly Half of Insured Cancer Patients Face Medical Debt
An extremely high number of Americans incur medical debt related to their cancer treatment. This causes many to skip out on potentially life-saving follow-up care.