Christopher Sakowicz, 20, of Stratford, Connecticut, faces 10 years in prison.
Allison Busemeyer
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Papal summer residence reopens to visitors
Unlike his predecessors, Pope Francis has avoided the palace, preferring to stay at the Vatican.
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Hit by ransomware attack, world’s largest meat producer says most plants will run Wednesday
JBS SA notified the U.S. of a ransom demand from a criminal organization likely based in Russia, but later said it had made ‘significant progress’ in dealing with the cyberattack.
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Johnson & Johnson to pay $2.1 billion talc award as top court rejects appeal
The company still faces more than 25,000 lawsuits blaming baby powder for causing cancers.
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Pot users welcome: Amazon won’t test jobseekers for cannabis
The company says it will still test workers for other drugs and conduct ‘impairment checks’ on the job.
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Chauvin makes appearance on federal charges in Floyd’s death
The former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murder ippears in court for allegedly violating Floyd’s civil rights.
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Biden calls out 2 Democratic lawmakers for blocking agenda
Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona have frustrated they party with their defense of the filibuster.
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In Brazil’s Amazon, rivers rise to record levels
There is strong evidence that human activity and global warming are altering the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, experts say.
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Biden suspends oil, gas leases in Alaska’s Arctic refuge
The remote, 19.6 million-acre refuge is home to polar bears, caribou, snowy owls and other wildlife, including migrating birds from six continents.
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U.S. formally ends policy for asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico
Since Feb. 19, about 11,200 people with active cases have been allowed to return to the United States ahead of their hearing.