The federal government’s police corruption case involves eight main characters who are either witnesses, defendants or both. Three of them are police officers; the rest are drug dealers or drug ...

A Lehigh Senior High School alum is one step closer to becoming an Olympian. Florida State junior Jeremiah Davis won the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in the long jump at the University of ...

The witch trials are a dark topic, but Mitchell and Venditozzi imbue the book with humour at times too. It’s stuffed with informative details, such as how long it takes to burn a body ...

CD Projekt Red revealed The Witcher 4 during The Game Awards 2024, revealing that Geralt of Rivia is no longer the protagonist. Rather, Ciri is. And this has raised some plot hole concerns, as ...

Arms bound, tossed into freezing water—if you floated, you were a witch. If you sank, you were innocent... and dead. Too little, too late? U.S. Congress tries to undo tourism damage with ...

Thematically, this book may be more relevant to our times than even the similarly titled classic, Ten Days That Shook the World, the American journalist John Reed’s firsthand account of Lenin ...

Russell Kent. Picture: Keith Heppell The British military held more than 300 trials in north-western Germany, hardly any of which have made it into an English publication – until now. Castle ...

who have now authored a book How to Kill a Witch: A Guide for the Patriarchy, an account of the Scottish witch trials – out this week in the UK, and in the autumn in the US. The book outlines ...

DANVERS — After years of neglect to one of the most important sites of the Salem Witch Trials that still stands today, a judge has appointed a receiver to renovate Ingersoll’s Tavern on Hobart ...

Among the most well-known cases is the Salem witch trials, which occurred from February 1692 to May 1693. If you've ever wondered what fate would have befallen you during that period, this is your ...

First performed in 1606, the play was a compliment to the newly crowned king of England, James I, who had published a book on witchcraft ... King James sanctioned witch trials after an alarming ...