Virginia Beach Chief of Police Jim Cervera confirmed 12 people died in the shooting at the municipal center Friday afternoon. Several others were injured, and the gunman was killed by police. Police also confirmed the shooter was a public utilities employee who worked at the site of the shooting.

First, it was his own teammate who out-chugged him on the jumbotron at the Bucks game. Then, it was fellow NFC North quarterback Matt Stafford who showed Aaron Rodgers how it's done. And most recently, the QB of the Packers' biggest rival got in on the act. Brutal.

In a letter, the singer-songwriter called on Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander to support the Equality Act, which, if passed, would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in housing, employment and other settings. Swift also asked her fans to write to their own senators and created an online petition urging the Senate to pass the bill.

The star visited California's San Quentin State Prison for an "emotional meeting" with Cooper, who was convicted in 1985 for a quadruple murder. Cooper has maintained his innocence for the last three decades.

Ahead of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) next week, reports are coming out claiming the technology giant will shutter its digital music store, iTunes, and introduce three new apps.

While admitting that "this is an extremely East Coast thing," @MeganMaileGreen joked that your personality as an adult is shaped by the specific lake or body of water you were obsessed with as a child.

Authorities initiated the search after activist Quanell X said that the girl's stepfather, who is the suspect in the case, allegedly confessed to dumping her body in the state.

In a transcript of a voicemail released on Friday, Trump's former lawyer John Dowd urged Flynn's lawyer to provide the White House with "info that implicates the president" ahead of his cooperation in the Russia probe. The voicemail was referenced in the second section of the Mueller report. Flynn faces sentencing for lying to the FBI about his contacts with the Russian ambassador.

Homework has long been seen as a necessary educational requirement, but when @JamilahLemieux argued otherwise, she found wide-ranging support from parents and teachers alike.

A Canadian inquiry concluding that missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) over the past decades faced a "disproportionate level of violence" caused by "state actions and inactions rooted in colonialism and colonial ideologies."

Break-ins are scary enough when there's a human perpetrator, but how about a massive alligator roaming your home at night? That's what happened to one family in Clearwater, Florida. Luckily, authorities remedied the situation before anyone got hurt.

It's a good thing play was suspended when reports of dangerous conditions came down from Charleston meteorologists. Lightning shot down and hit a tree near the 11th hole, leaving quite a scar. Fortunately, no humans were injured.

Sir Philip Green has been charged with four counts of misdemeanor assault after a pilates teacher in Arizona in the US alleged the businessman inappropriately touched her.

In a statement, Amnesty International called for Russia to restore all deleted scenes in Rocketman, a biographical musical film based on the life of musician Elton John, calling the censorship "ridiculous" and "insulting for LGBTI people".

President Trump appears not to have waited to make his preference known in the Tory leadership race ahead of his visit next week by suggesting he would support the former mayor of London's bid for prime minister.

According to Vanity Fair, the New York Times masthead asked finance reporter David Enrich to decline an invite to appear on The Rachel Maddow show to avoid the appearance of bias in the age of Trump.

The movie, starring Ali Wong and Randall Park, is getting praise for its comedy, relatability and Keanu Reeves appearances.