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A former New York City police officer was sentenced to 3 to 9 years in prison for killing a fleeing suspect by throwing a picnic cooler at him, with critics saying the sentence could hinder the future actions of officers.

The article discusses the efforts of the city of Evanston, Illinois to address past racial housing discrimination through a reparations program, which faces legal challenges, and the concerns of some residents about the impact on the city's Black population.

Coco Gauff returned to social media after a month-long break to address negative comments about her appearance, including her natural hair, in a new advertisement for Miu Miu, and she encouraged young Black girls to embrace their hair and appearance.

"Game of Thrones" actor Michael Patrick died at the age of 35 after a battle with motor neurone disease, which was diagnosed in February 2023.

The Navy is canceling the overhaul of the USS Boise submarine due to ballooning costs and the submarine's limited remaining service life, instead redirecting resources to build and deliver newer submarines.

The article discusses how Iran has been deepening its ties with the Republic of Georgia, a former Soviet republic that was once seen as aspiring to join the European Union and NATO. Iran has built significant influence in Georgia, including through entities sanctioned by the U.S. government, and Georgian companies have been importing Iranian oil, helping Iran evade international sanctions.

A woman named Kristin Ramsey was arrested and charged with the 2011 cold case murder of Iowa real estate agent Ashley Okland, with a witness reporting that Ramsey was seen acting erratically outside the crime scene immediately after the shooting.

Kim Kardashian's attempt to keep details of her 2003 sex tape settlement with Ray J private has been unsuccessful, as a California Superior Court judge denied her request to seal the confidential $6 million agreement.

Brian Hooker, 58, was arrested in the Bahamas after his wife Lynette Hooker, 56, disappeared from their boat under suspicious circumstances, sparking a U.S. Coast Guard criminal investigation.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore faces criticism over delays in the reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, with questions raised about his military record and academic background as the Baltimore Sun, now owned by a Trump-allied executive, investigates his background.

A Christian college student in Kentucky was fired from her job as a barista at a coffee shop after sharing her religious beliefs when asked by coworkers, raising concerns about the lack of freedom for employees to respectfully discuss differing viewpoints without fear of termination.

Adults who never married are significantly more likely to develop cancer, especially preventable cancers, according to new research from the University of Miami.

China uses its relationship with Iran to position itself as a strategic player in the Middle East as Trump weighs his next diplomatic moves.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, saying he should remain in New York City despite the Trump administration's efforts to deport him.

Baylor women's basketball star Melissa Jones, who had her jersey retired, has died at the age of 36, with her former coach Kim Mulkey expressing deep sorrow over the loss of someone who was more than just a player to her.

Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel sparred with NBC host Kristen Welker over whether he would be willing to step down to save Cuba, with Díaz-Canel asserting that Cuba has a free, sovereign state and its leaders are elected by the people, not the U.S. government.

Here is a one to two sentence summary of the article: A former staffer has accused Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., of sexual harassment and assault, including allegations that he took advantage of her while she was intoxicated on multiple occasions. The allegations have prompted calls for Swalwell to drop out of the California gubernatorial race, and the article details the victim's account and the reactions from other Democratic politicians.