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South Carolina authorities say a woman was mauled to death by dog she had raised since it was a puppy. WYFF's Corey Davis reports.
Workers across the country have stood up in the past month to fight for better wages and working conditions.
Marley Spindler, 16, met her friends for breakfast the morning of August 20th. She told them she was going to pick up a man she recently met on a beach then head to the first day of her junior year, but never showed up.
NBC Chicago includes shootings that happened between 6 p.m. Friday and 2 a.m. Monday in its weekend violence report.
It's another rough day for overseas markets, and all signs suggest it the losses will bleed over to the U.S.
Steven Vincent, 43, was a 13-year veteran trooper.
U.S. Marine Joseph Scott Pemberton on Monday admitted in court to choking, but not killing, a Filipino transgender in an Olongapo City hotel last year.
It's another rough day for overseas markets, and all signs suggest it the losses will bleed over to the U.S.
A look at a few of the worrisome developments weighing on the stock market, and why you may not want to panic, yet.
The Federal Reserve Board’s Open Market Committee will be meeting in September. The Wall Street gamblers have been egging the Fed to change its current course and to start raising interest rates. Speculators have been trying to see if they can urge the Fed to “return to normal” with more interest rate movements at play. In part this will add another gaming table to play on, but some of them have been holding their positions in the invisible derivative markets on when interest rates will move again as the Fed unwinds its current high holdings of Treasury notes in reserve. They try to make arguments sounding as if they care about the state of the economy by conjuring the inflation boogey monster. With continued low and falling oil prices and stagnant real wages, they have instead begun to argue that interest rates need to go up, because it is only inevitable that at some time they must go up.
