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Christa Pike surviving her execution was "unparalleled." But it wasn't the first botched lethal injection. (opens the original)
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Christa Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, received two doses of a lethal drug in a Nashville execution chamber Wednesday night. But she didn't die. Although her survival was "unparalleled," as one expert said, it was the latest example of a botched execution attempt involving lethal injections in Tennessee and elsewhere around the United States. "All of this was predicted, and the court did nothing," said Steve Ferrell, an attorney for Pike, at a news conference Thursday, referencin
What to know about Christa Pike, first woman to be executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years (opens the original)
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Tennessee is set to execute Christa Pike, the only woman on its death row, by lethal injection on Wednesday. If the procedure happens as scheduled, Pike would also become the only woman executed in the state in the last 200 years. "I am not afraid to die. I'm only nervous about the process," wrote Pike, in a letter she penned before Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee denied her clemency petition on Monday, clearing the way for her execution to take place. Thanking those who rallied for the governor to inte
Nor'easter continues to drench parts of East Coast, bringing deadly winds and flooding to New York, New Jersey (opens the original)
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A powerful nor'easter continued to lash parts of the U.S. East Coast on Sunday, after its arrival earlier in the weekend brought a fierce combination of heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous waves to multiple states in its path. In coastal sections of New York and New Jersey, the storm triggered such intense flooding that residents were seen paddling through their neighborhoods on kayaks and canoes, past parked cars that had become partially or nearly submerged in water. Flood warnings remained
Man falls over 800 feet to his death 1 day after another hiker found dead on same mountain (opens the original)
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A man plummeted at least 800 feet to his death while hiking on Washington state's Sauk Mountain over the weekend, authorities said, just a day after another person was found dead on the same mountain. Gary Idleburg, 66, of Olympia, may have fallen as much as 1,000 feet after going over the edge of a switchback trail, according to the Skagit County Sheriff's Office. Witnesses who reported Idleburg's fall told the sheriff's office that it happened at around 3:30 p.m. local time on Saturday. Other
Grand Teton National Park forced to kill bear "because of poor decisions" made by human visitors (opens the original)
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A black bear was euthanized at Grand Teton National Park last week, in a move that park officials blamed on the "poor decisions" of human visitors. "We need to be clear—this bear was lethally removed because of poor decisions made by park visitors," the park said. "It is everyone's responsibility to help keep bears wild: Never leave food unattended, even for a moment." Staff were forced to kill the animal on Friday, Sept. 11, after observing what the park described as "a concerning pattern of be
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