The execution of murderer Christa Pike on Sept. 30 descended into chaos in Tennessee. Here's what we know.

Christa Pike remained alive after Tennessee tried to put her to death by lethal injection, making her the only inmate to have survived after the drugs were administered. What happened to Pike on Wednesday is “singular and unparalleled,

Christa Pike was scheduled to be executed. But after two injections, she kept breathing. She made snoring sounds, she talked, she said her arm was hurting. Pike, sentenced to die for torturing and killing 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in 1995,

With each minute after Pike's lethal injection began, witnesses grew more confused about what they were seeing.

Gov. Kathy Hochul appointed the New York State attorney general to investigate allegations by a former Cornell University student that several men sexually assaulted her.

Kathy Hochul says Cornell has agreed to an independent investigation into the alleged 2024 sexual assault.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has issued an executive order appointing Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell sexual assault case. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz has the details.

New York's governor appointed a special prosecutor Thursday to oversee an investigation into a woman's claims that she was gang raped at a Cornell University fraternity house, saying she had lost faith in the local district attorney's ability to handle the case.

President Donald Trump called Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton a "pain in the ass" on Thursday while delivering an endorsement of the Republican Senate candidate as the GOP seeks to hold a seat in increasingly competitive Texas.

The New York Times has obtained a recording of Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton admitting that Donald Trump's midterm convention hurt him in his race against Democratic candidate James Talarico.

President Trump returned to Texas as polls show a close Senate contest between Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico.

In explosive newly leaked audio released by The New York Times says its caught Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton privately complaining that President Donald Trump's recent midterm convention

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot Good, 37, in the driver’s seat of her SUV during a Jan. 7 encounter.

Good’s death sparked protests in Minneapolis and other cities.

Renee Good's family filed two civil lawsuits over her killing during Operation Metro Surge — one against the U.S. government and another against six current and former Trump administration officials, as well as the ICE agent who shot and killed her. Why it matters: The lawsuits are an attempt to hold the feds "accountable" in civil court for both Good's death and the broader immigration enforcement blitz. The Trump administration has quashed any...

The family of Renee Good, the 37-year-old mother shot and killed by an ICE agent in January during Operation Metro Surge, is suing the United States for her death more than 10 months after the shooting that drew nationwide outrage. Law firm Romanucci & Blandin LLC, on behalf of the family, announced two civil lawsuits filed for the death of Good. Good was fatally shot on Jan. 7 in south ...

President Donald Trump is appearing in Oklahoma during a widely anticipated rally in support of GOP candidates ahead of the midterm election

President Donald Trump will speak to a crowd in Durant, Oklahoma, on Oct. 1, just one month before the state decides its new leaders and representation in the November midterms. The president's visit comes at a key time for Oklahomans as the two-term president inches closer to a split approval rating in the same state where roughly a million residents voted for him during three presidential elections.

President Trump is heading to Texas and Oklahoma as part of a campaign to rally voters on behalf of Republican candidates locked in tight midterm races.

President Donald Trump is appearing in Oklahoma during a widely anticipated rally in support of GOP candidates ahead of the midterm election

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a Trump administration policy denying bond hearings for detained immigrants. The high court will consider whether immigrants have a right to a hearing

The US Supreme Court agreed on Thursday to hear ⁠a ⁠dispute over a policy by President Donald Trump's ⁠administration that subjects millions of immigrants in the United States illegally to mandatory detention during their deportation proceedings.

The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to review President Donald Trump’s policy of imposing mandatory detention without bond hearings for people who entered the country illegally, taking up one of the administration’s most aggressive and controversial moves to crack down on immigration.

The administration has overwhelmingly lost in the lower courts, but some GOP-appointed judges have backed the policy.