According to court records, Michael Rosfeld has been charged with one count of criminal homicide in the death of 17-year-old Antwon Rose Jr. Rose, who was unarmed, was shot dead by Rosfeld during a traffic stop confrontation on June 19.

The Argentinian sporting legend was "treated by medics" shortly after his former team qualified for the knock-out stages of the World Cup. He has since assured fans that he is "fine".

Fans of the series who didn't think the Fox film adaptions did the books justice are calling for a reboot. Some are asking for an animated series, others are hoping it will be picked up by a streaming service.

Democrats saw a major upset in New York, House Republicans will vote on an immigration bill, Germany is set to face South Korea at the World Cup and a look at the day ahead.

During the Yahoo Sports MLB Podcast, the Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Bradley told host Tim Brown that he had an unfortunate accident right before entering a game this season.

In the 1997 episode The Cartridge Family, Mexico and Portugal battled it out in a final "to determine which nation is the greatest on Earth." Now, some World Cup fans are wondering if this "prediction" will come true in Russia.

Writer @jessmcguire has built a stellar collection of some of the most questionable life hacks to be printed in magazines, from making Halloween decorations out of tampons to turning used teabags into hand warmers.

The candidate for Congress in New York's 14th district defeated incumbent Joe Crowley, a veteran NY Democrat who some saw as a possible successor to Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, in what was the biggest upset in a Democratic primary this year.

Officials at Coryell Memorial Hospital in Gatesville, Texas, say they are evacuating patients due to an explosion. Injuries have been reported and one fatality was confirmed.

Every single team in Group F can still qualify for the next round. Mexico and Sweden face each other in one game, South Korea and Germany in the other.

The Giants veteran cornerback has been away in Florida for weeks and was not at his home when the body was found. Details are limited, but police are treating the incident as a homicide investigation.

In the inaugural Transplaining column, Mic correspondent Serena Daniari gives advice to a fellow trans woman who feels she has trouble "passing" as cisgender.

A California federal judge nominated by President George W. Bush rebuked the government for its policy of separating migrant families at the border without a clear plan in place for reuniting them. The preliminary injunction foresees family reunification within a limit of 30 days, and lower for children under the age of five.

Oklahoma voters approved State Question 788, which makes it legal to grow, sell and use marijuana for medical purposes, in the Sooner state. It joins 29 other states where medical use is legal.

When columnist @DrFrancesRyan reached out to people with disabilities to ask how shopping for clothes could be made easier for them, the suggestions flowed in. Seats in change rooms, lowering the till and making sure aisles are cleared of obstacles, were among the requests.

A California couple set out to raise $1,500 for the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, which pays the bonds and legal fees of parents and children separated at the border. It didn't quite go as they planned.

Laura Ingalls Wilder had her name removed from a prestigious children's literature award because of "dated cultural attitudes" in her books, according to the American Library Association and the Association for Library Service to Children. Over the years, Ingalls Wilder's work has come under criticism for its portrayal of Native Americans and African-Americans.