Tag results for: Murder/Manslaughter
Opinion | Ayman al-Zawahiri, Al Qaeda’s Lenin, Is Finally Gone
The killing of al Qaeda’s leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, was America’s biggest counterterrorism victory in years. Like Che Guevara, Zawahiri was a physician who traded saving lives for inspiring...
Opinion | Justice for al Qaeda’s Zawahiri
It took nearly 21 years, but the U.S. finally removed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri from the terrorist battlefield. President Biden said Monday evening that Osama bin Laden’s...
Opinion | Public Life Is Crazy, but Americans Aren’t
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus, after closing for a while, plans a comeback next year—without elephants or lions or other animals. The circus was cruel...
Opinion | Lee Zeldin’s Assailant Goes Free
The rise of political violence on the American right and left is a troubling trend, and the latest attack...
Opinion | In Marilyn Mosby’s Baltimore, Repeat Criminals Go Free to Kill
Baltimore isn’t the country’s murder capital—that distinction belongs to St. Louis—but it’s close. Charm City has recorded more than 2,500 homicides since 2015. Many of these killings could...
Opinion | Elisjsha Dicken Stops a Mass Shooting
Police have now identified Elisjsha Dicken as the 22-year-old who stopped a mass shooting Sunday evening at an Indiana...
