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Jeffery Lee was convicted in 2000 of fatally shooting Jimmy Ellis and Elaine Thompson and wounding Helen King during a pawnshop robberyNEED TO KNOWJeffery Lee was executed in Alabama over 25 years after being convicted of a 1998 double murderThe 49-year-old shot and killed pawn shop owner Jimmy Ellis and employee Elaine Thompson and wounded a third worker during a robbery

He Murdered 2 People in a Pawnshop. Before His Execution, His Last Words Were ‘All Is Well’

The American automotive industry wants President Donald Trump to maintain policies that make it difficult for Chinese automakers to operate in the U.S. — or even ban them altogether.In a letter to Trump dated Thursday and viewed by CNBC, groups representing major facets of the U.S. automotive industry — from franchised dealers and suppliers to domestic and foreign automakers — urged the president to "maintain policies that keep the door firmly shut to Chinese automakers seeking to sell, import or manufacture vehicles inside the U.S."

Auto industry urges Trump to not allow Chinese automakers in U.S. ahead of Xi visit

Despite a right calf strain, Judge could return in time for the postseasonAs the New York Yankees make a final push for October baseball, slugger Aaron Judge is likely to miss most of the remaining regular season.The Yankees announced Friday that they plan to place Judge on the 10-day injured list with a right calf strain.

Yankees star Aaron Judge heads back to injured list weeks after returning from broken rib

Amid a wave of industry leaders and policymakers urging one another to regulate and decelerate the rapid progress of artificial intelligence, the idea of an AI “kill switch” is growing more prominent.A “kill switch” for AI is a catch-all phrase for any type of guardrail that could prevent or disrupt AI agents from taking unwanted action.

An AI 'kill switch' could go as far as shutting down the internet

If you’re getting serious about buying a home and starting to talk with mortgage lenders, or even just browsing lender websites and comparing mortgage rates, you’ve likely come across the terms “preapproval” and “prequalification.”While some lenders use these terms interchangeably, there are important differences between the two.

Mortgage preapproval and prequalification aren’t the same thing. Here’s how they differ

We’ve gained a lot in recent years when it comes to cars, especially in terms of safety, but we’ve lost some cool stuff too. You don’t see many removable body parts anymore. Sure, you can still take the top and doors off your Jeep or Bronco, but nobody ever does.

Which Removable-Top Rarity Would You Rather Have? 1989 Nissan Pulsar vs 1990 Daihatsu Rocky

A woman was hit and killed after an Uber driver forced her and her friend out of his car on a freeway. Now, Uber has been ordered to pay $40 million after the victim's family brought forth a wrongful death suit. CBS News' Lauren Pozen reports.

Uber ordered to pay $40 million in wrongful death suit

Cole won a British Soap award for her role in the soap, and appeared in many comedies, dramas and stage productionsThe actor Stephanie Cole, best known for roles in Coronation Street, Waiting for God and Open All Hours, has died aged 84.She also appeared in the prisoner-of-war drama Tenko, A Bit of a Do and Doc Martin.

Stephanie Cole, Coronation Street and Open All Hours actor, dies aged 84

Bodybuilder Thought She Was Low on Electrolytes, MRI Changes EverythingA bodybuilder who noticed her hands and feet were going numb during workouts thought she was just low on electrolytes, but after her condition continued to deteriorate, an MRI scan changed everything.Kelsie Cohen, 31, has always lived an active lifestyle.

Woman Thought She Was Low on Electrolytes, Then Comes Devastating Diagnosis

A daycare employee in Iowa was arrested after she allegedly gave birth in a bathroom and killed the newborn before returning to work.Authorities announced that Stephanie Ubaldo was arrested on Thursday, September 17, and has been charged with one count of first-degree murder in connection with the child’s death.

Daycare Employee Secretly Gave Birth and Allegedly Killed Baby in Bathroom Before Returning to Work

The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case that resulted in a mistrial has broken his silence.

Lone holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy trial breaks silence

Russia's new drone-carrying warboat is made of plywoodRussia's Scientific and Production Center Ushkuynik says ten disassembled Skorlupa hulls fit in one GAZelle vanEach hull can be assembled in an estimated four hours (by Russian estimates) using a cordless screwdriver and can travel up to 200 km while carrying up to 250 kg of payloads

10 boats in one van: Russia goes DIY with a plywood vessel that can be built in 4 hours and can carry 4 fiber-optic UAVs

Pilots Accused of Flying Drunk and Crashing Brand-New Private JetHIGH SPIRITSTwo pilots have been accused of flying drunk and crashing a brand-new private plane while touching down at Libya’s Misrata International Airport this week. The jet veered off the runway and crashed, leaving a trail of smoke and debris, according to Arab News.

Former New York Knicks Star Dead at 43

A recent diagnosis for Kim Kardashian is worrying her inner circle.In a Sept. 17 trailer for Season 8 of "The Kardashians," the Skims founder, 45, is diagnosed with esophagitis. The condition involves inflammation of the esophagus, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Kim Kardashian's esophagitis diagnosis raises concerns over dad's death

The Atlanta Falcons have settled their quarterback dilemma for Sunday's home opener: Cooper Rush will get another start.

Falcons name Cooper Rush starting quarterback against Panthers

Jeffery Lee, 49, was convicted of murdering two people at a pawnshop in 1998(Image: Unknown)Alabama executed a man Thursday night by lethal injection, three months after a judge's decision prevented the state from using nitrogen gas to carry out his death sentence.

Killer's last words were disturbing message to fellow death row inmates

Granted by the civil aviation authority in a given country, the air operator’s certificate (AOC) is the single most important approval that a commercial airline needs before it can start flying and selling tickets to passengers.The most common reasons for a carrier to have its AOC suspended or revoked are either a failed safety audit or a financial situation that puts the airline’s future ability to stay in business into question.

Another airline files for bankruptcy, cancels all flights

Losing can be crappy — but it turns out, winning can be crappy, too.Athlete Joanna Wietrzyk finished in first place at a Hyrox competition in Beijing over the weekend, but she soiled herself in the process, suffering fecal incontinence during the 1 hour, 1 minute and 23 seconds it took her to complete the indoor fitness competition.

Hyrox athlete competes despite diarrhea — using shared equipment and horrifying onlookers

A star is born.Lady Gaga and her fiancé, Michael Polansky, have named their baby Rose, TMZ reported Thursday.According to the birth certificate the outlet obtained, their daughter’s full name is Rose Bean Polansky. She was born June 9 at 11:19 p.m. at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Lady Gaga’s baby name finally revealed

James Carville isn’t reading too much into the latest midterm polls.The veteran Democratic strategist appeared on Newsmax, noting that Republicans have a financial advantage heading into the November elections.And while Carville acknowledged that Democrats have “momentum,” he warned that the GOP’s extra funding could make a difference.

Veteran political strategist James Carville issues warning that 'Republicans have the money' as polls show Democrats in the lead ahead of the midterms

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WASHINGTON – If recent history is the judge, President Donald Trump faces an uncertain legal landscape after his latest attempt to ban certain media outlets from covering him at the White House.Trump announced in a Sept. 18 social media post that he is banning reporters from three major media outlets – CNN, MS NOW, and Politico – from the White House because he views their coverage as "FAKE NEWS."

Is Trump's latest White House media ban legal? It could get complicated

President Donald Trump on Friday claimed his son, Donald Trump Jr., paid back the Russian billionaire who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund parts of Trump Jr.’s wedding celebration in the Bahamas.“As I understand it, he paid him back,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office, referring to Umar Kremlev, the Kremlin-connected businessman who ProPublica reported paid for aspects of the party.

Trump says his son paid back Russian billionaire who funded parts of wedding celebration

The NAACP filed a lawsuit Friday alongside other civil rights groups to block the Trump administration from sending armed agents to U.S. polling places ahead of November’s midterm elections.The lawsuit names the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Department of Justice (DOJ), the FBI and several Trump officials, seeking to prevent them “from deploying agents in a manner that unlawfully intimidates voters or anyone urging or aiding voters.”

NAACP sues to block Trump administration from sending armed agents to polls

The ground beneath a Long Island woman opened up, swallowing her into the earth below.Danielle Tammone spent several terrifying minutes in a hole in her quiet residential Bohemia backyard Thursday.Tammone said she suddenly found herself 8 feet underground in her backyard. Her dog Daisy anxiously looked on.

Long Island woman rescued after plunging into hole in her backyard on her birthday

Lea Michele is mourning the death of Duncan Sheik, the Grammy- and Tony Award-winning composer whose "Spring Awakening" music helped launch one of the defining roles of her Broadway career.The "Glee" alum remembered Sheik in an Instagram Stories post on Sept. 18, one day after the "Barely Breathing" singer and "Spring Awakening" composer died at 56.

Lea Michele remembers Duncan Sheik after his death: 'I'm at a loss for words'

Gay Small reportedly died on her 80th birthday in TampaNEED TO KNOWGay Small’s death on Sept. 4 is Florida’s first dengue-related fatality in nearly a century, per health officialsDengue fever, spread by mosquitoes, causes flu-like symptoms and can lead to severe complications in serious cases, per Mayo Clinic

Florida Woman, 80, Dies of Dengue Fever as Cases Surge in the State for First Time in 15 Years

Mitchell now has a WNBA-record 1,034 points this seasonKelsey Mitchell’s 33-point performance Friday night added another chapter to her record-setting season. The Indiana Fever guard became the WNBA’s single-season scoring leader in a 103-85 victory over the Toronto Tempo.Mitchell now has 1,034 points this season.

Caitlin Clark returns after FIBA title as Kelsey Mitchell sets WNBA scoring mark in Fever victory over Tempo

A Sikh truck driver was stabbed more than a dozen times in an unprovoked attack by a man at a Wyoming rest stop, according to local officials, raising an alarm among Asian American advocates who are warning about inflammatory rhetoric against South Asian truckers.Officials have not yet determined the suspect’s motive, and it’s unclear whether the incident is being investigated as a hate crime.

Sikh truck driver stabbed 17 times in unprovoked Wyoming attack raises fears of assaults against South Asians, officials say

In a statement shared with PEOPLE, the FAA said the structure would require certain safety features, such as an “eternal flame” at the topNEED TO KNOWThe FAA determined Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch would not pose a hazard to aircraft near D.C.’s airport

FAA Clears Trump’s Planned Arch But Requires ‘Eternal Flame’ for Planes Flying in D.C.

Appeals court heard arguments Monday on reviving a lawsuit over a transgender student admitted to Kappa Kappa GammaSorority alumnae returned to federal court on Monday, asking judges to revive their lawsuit against Kappa Kappa Gamma after they alleged the sorority's national leadership improperly allowed a chapter to admit a transgender woman.