Melissa Higgins

Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, responded to Mastercard's attempts to substantially reduce donations to the organization through the implementation of a financial blockade by delivering a powerful message in the form of a commercial.

DNA testing is currently underway on behalf of the defense for Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley. The three men were convicted as teenagers of the triple homicides of three 8-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas.

Brown University researchers have devised a new method for identifying cancerous tumors in the liver. The technique helps to enable earlier detection by using gold nanoparticles to spot the small tumor-like masses.

Artist and social activist Ai Weiwei was released on Wednesday after being detained by the Chinese government for almost three months. Authorities cited his confession to tax evasion charges as the reason for his release.

Three apparent murder-suicides in the San Diego area share surprising similarities to one another. This tragic string of occurrences also poses troubling questions about the events and the circumstances leading up to them.

Researchers at the Mayo Clinic, in collaboration with scientists from the United Kingdom, have made a groundbreaking discovery that is sure to affect how cancer is treated in the coming years.

A new petition asks Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly to uphold 13-year-old Jordan Brown's constitutional rights.

Attorneys for Jordan Brown met with Judge Domenick Motto regarding the Lawrence County boy's decertification to juvenile court in reference to two murder charges.

On Saturday, March 26, British MMA fighter Dan Hardy is hosting a post-fight party to benefit three men who are awaiting an evidentiary hearing, resulting from appeals of their 1994 homicide convictions. The event will be at El Corazón in Seattle.

On Friday, the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled to remand 13-year-old Jordan Brown's case to county court for Judge Dominick Motto to reconsider his view on whether or not Jordan should be tried as a juvenile.

In the first of several public hearings on February 25th, 2011, Senator Jeb Bradley addressed state employees about Senate Bill 3 which is intended to reform the New Hampshire retirement system.

Jordan Brown was 11 years old when he was arrested in February of 2009 for the murders of Kenzie Houk and her unborn baby in New Beaver, PA. As of the 21st of this month, Jordan will have been incarcerated for two years and he is still awaiting trial.

The Craighead County Court confirmed that briefs were filed yesterday and today on behalf of three men convicted of the 1993 murders of three 8-year old boys. The men were teenagers at the time of their convictions.