Torture and Execution of Palestinian Man Protesting Hamas

Fox News reports on the torture and execution of a Palestinian man protesting Hamas in the Gaza Strip. The man was targeted for publicly opposing the organization and his body was left on his family's doorstep as a warning.

Florida man on death row seeking halt to execution due to health concerns

Lawyers for a Florida man on death row are seeking to halt his upcoming execution due to his obesity and health conditions potentially causing issues with the lethal injection process.

Death Penalty Execution by Firing Squad in South Carolina

41-year-old Mikal Mahdi, a death row inmate in South Carolina, has chosen to have his execution carried out by firing squad, following in the footsteps of double murderer Brad Sigmon who was executed the same way in March 2025. Mahdi's lawyer stated that he chose the firing squad as the lesser of three evils, compared to the electric chair or lethal injection.

Hamas Tortures and Executes Protest Leader in Gaza

Hamas tortured and executed a 22-year-old Palestinian who led protests against it in Gaza. The protests were aimed at Hamas, not Israel.

Fox News Politics Newsletter Updates

Fox News Politics newsletter covering various topics including Trump administration updates, Capitol Hill news, execution by firing squad, international relations, and more. Includes opinions and actions of political figures like Trump, Clinton, Putin, and Hawley.

Florida Death Row Inmate's Execution

Florida death row inmate Edward James convicted of raping and killing an eight-year-old girl and murdering her grandmother is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to halt his execution scheduled for Thursday at 6 p.m. Edward James pleaded guilty to the crimes but now cites cognitive decline as a reason for halting the execution.

Texas Death Row Inmate David Leonard Wood's Execution Halted

Texas death row inmate David Leonard Wood's execution halted by Texas appeals court. Wood, 67, spent nearly 33 years on death row for killing six girls and young women. Execution delayed multiple times due to various claims. Wood maintains his innocence.

Execution of Brad Sigmon by Firing Squad

Brad Sigmon, a double murderer, was executed via firing squad in South Carolina, becoming the first death row inmate to die by firing squad in the United States in 15 years. Sigmon was convicted of the 2001 baseball bat killings of his ex-girlfriend's parents. He chose death by firing squad and was pronounced dead at 6:08 p.m. on March 7, 2025.

Execution of Brad Sigmon by Firing Squad in South Carolina

Brad Sigmon, who killed his ex-girlfriend's parents with a baseball bat, was executed by firing squad in South Carolina. He chose this method over the electric chair or lethal injection due to his fear of excruciating deaths. The firing squad is an execution method with a violent history in the U.S. and around the world.

Death Row Inmate Execution by Firing Squad in South Carolina

A South Carolina death row inmate is scheduled to be executed by firing squad for gruesomely killing his ex-girlfriend's parents with a baseball bat in 2001.

History and Controversy of Firing Squad Executions in the U.S.

South Carolina plans to carry out the first firing squad execution in the U.S. in 15 years. Professor Deborah Denno talks about the history of this method, which was used in colonial times, during the Civil War, and in the Old West. Firing squads have been considered a more humane alternative to lethal injection and are authorized in five states.

History and Controversy of Firing Squad Executions in the U.S.

South Carolina is set to carry out the first firing squad execution in the U.S. in 15 years, highlighting the long history and controversial nature of this method of death penalty. The firing squad has been used since colonial times, during the Civil War, and in the Old West. Some consider it a more humane alternative to lethal injection.

South Carolina's Plan to Execute a Man by Firing Squad

South Carolina plans to execute a man by firing squad, which has not been done in the state for 15 years. There are concerns about the safety of the indoor execution setup for both the squad members and witnesses. The execution chamber design has been questioned by firearms experts, and there are worries about ricochets, lead exposure, and hearing loss. The state has been secretive about its execution procedures, hindering the prisoner's ability to make an informed choice. The upcoming execution is causing controversy and raising ethical concerns.

Idaho's use of firing squads as primary execution method

Idaho is moving towards using firing squads as the primary execution method, particularly in the case of Bryan Kohberger, a suspect in the murder of four University of Idaho students. The bill has faced opposition from some lawmakers.

South Carolina Death Row Inmate Brad Sigmon Chooses Firing Squad for Execution

Brad Sigmon, a death row inmate in South Carolina, has chosen to die by firing squad on his execution date of March 7, 2025. He was convicted in the 2001 baseball bat killings of his ex-girlfriend's parents and will be the fourth death row inmate executed by firing squad in the country since 1977.

Brad Sigmon's choice to be shot dead by a firing squad

Brad Sigmon, a South Carolina man on death row, has chosen to be killed by firing squad amid concerns about the pain caused by lethal injections. His attorneys argued that the previous lethal injections caused excruciating pain and suffering. The state of South Carolina revived executions after a 13-year pause, allowing those on death row to choose between electric chair, lethal injection, or firing squad.

Florida killer execution and survivor story

A Florida killer who fatally shot a newlywed couple in front of their toddler nearly three decades ago finally faced justice last week in the state's first execution of the year. The couple's surviving daughter spoke out about her childhood memories connected to the horrific crimes.

Execution of James D. Ford for the Murder of Greg and Kimberly Malnory

James D. Ford, convicted of murdering a young couple in front of their toddler, was executed in Florida after nearly three decades. The victims, Greg and Kimberly Malnory, were brutally killed in 1997. Their families finally found closure with Ford's execution.

Death Penalty Protocol in Louisiana

Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections has finalized a protocol to carry out death sentences using nitrogen gas, following Alabama's method. State officials aim to bring justice to victims by resuming executions after a 15-year pause.

Execution of Demetrius Frazier

Demetrius Frazier, convicted of raping and murdering a woman, criticized Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in his final words before being put to death in Alabama. Whitmer was unable to intervene as Michigan does not have the death penalty.

Execution of Demetrius Frazier in Alabama

Demetrius Frazier, convicted of rape and murder, was executed in Alabama using nitrogen gas. He criticized Michigan Gov. Whitmer for not intervening to bring him back to serve a life sentence in Michigan. Frazier was sentenced to death in Alabama for the murder of Pauline Brown. Alabama Gov. Ivey stated that justice was done.

Idaho's Move to Make Firing Squad the Main Method of Execution

Defense attorney John Henry Browne sees parallels between Ted Bundy's case and the charges against Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger. Idaho lawmakers are advancing a bill to make firing squad the main method of execution as Kohberger's trial nears. The bill has advanced to the Idaho House floor after clearing a committee. The bill sponsor argues that firing squad is more certain and humane than lethal injection. The bill would make firing squad the primary means of execution in Idaho.

Execution of Steven Lawayne Nelson

Texas man convicted of killing a pastor in his own church during a robbery, days after being released from an anger management program, was put to death by lethal injection.

Hamas torture and execution of LGBTQ+ individuals

New documents reveal that Hamas tortured and executed its members suspected of homosexual activity, including Israeli victims who were raped during an attack. Israel is safe for LGBTQ+ individuals, unlike Hamas-controlled areas.

South Carolina Inmate Execution

A South Carolina inmate was executed for the murder of his friend, maintaining his innocence until the end. The state resumed executions after a 13-year pause due to difficulties in obtaining lethal injection drugs. The inmate's lawyers raised concerns about his conviction and execution.

Wave of Violence and Security Issues in Sweden

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson admits government has lost control of wave of shootings and bombings in the country. Investigation ongoing into whether a 'foreign power' may be behind the execution of an Iraqi critic of Islam in Sweden. New police powers and laws being introduced to tackle gangs and violence.

President Biden Commutes Federal Death Row Sentences

President Biden commuted the sentences of 37 out of 40 people on federal death row, sparing them from execution under the incoming Trump administration. The decision was based on Biden's belief in halting the use of the death penalty at the federal level.

Execution of Carey Dale Grayson in Alabama

Carey Dale Grayson, convicted in the 1994 killing of a hitchhiker, cursed at the prison warden and made obscene gestures before being executed by nitrogen gas in Alabama. The victim's daughter criticized the decision to execute Grayson, citing society's failure to help him as a child. Governor Kay Ivey prayed for the victim's loved ones to find closure and healing.

Execution of Alabama Inmate Using Nitrogen Gas

Alabama inmate Carey Dale Grayson was executed using nitrogen gas for the 1994 killing of a female hitchhiker. He made obscene gestures before his death. Grayson's execution was controversial due to the method used.

Florida Man Executed for 1994 Killing and Rape

Florida man convicted of killing a college freshman and raping the student's sister while the siblings camped in a national forest 30 years ago is scheduled to be executed. The execution will be the first in Florida since last October.

Death Penalty in South Carolina

South Carolina is set to execute its first convict in over 13 years after pharmaceutical companies resumed supplying lethal injection drugs. The state changed the law to keep the names of drug providers anonymous. The first execution will be of Freddie Eugene Owens for the 1997 murder of Irene Graves.

Execution of Taberon Dave Honie in Utah

Taberon Dave Honie, convicted of murdering his former girlfriend's mother, was executed in Utah. He expressed love and remorse towards his family before his death. The victim, Claudia Benn, was remembered as a dedicated grandmother and community member. Honie had been sentenced to death for aggravated murder and confessed to the crime.

President Biden's NATO speech, Russia's attack on children's hospital, NPR's investigation into Texas execution sedative

President Biden delivers confident speech at NATO summit while Russia strikes children's hospital in Ukrainian capital. NPR probe uncovers pharmacist making sedative used in Texas executions.

Execution of Missouri Inmate David Hosier

Missouri inmate David Hosier is set to be executed for the 2009 deaths of a couple he had an affair with. He has accepted his fate and claims innocence. Governor denied clemency due to lack of remorse.

Calls for Democrats to be Jailed and Executed by Right-Wing Figures

Right-wing podcaster Tim Pool and guest Laura Loomer called for Democrats to be jailed and executed, respectively, on a recent broadcast, resulting in the feed being abruptly stopped.

Trump's potential second term execution plan

The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 plan calls for the execution of everyone on federal death row during Donald Trump's potential second term. Trump oversaw a historic federal execution spree during his first term, including 13 executions in his final six months.

Racial Disparities in Lethal Injection Executions

A new report by Reprieve found racial disparities in the mistakes made during lethal injection executions in the U.S., with Black prisoners experiencing more botched executions. The study highlights issues of racial discrimination in the death penalty process, from jury selection to the execution itself.

China's Execution of Alleged US Spy

China admitted to executing an alleged US spy named Huang Yu in a propaganda documentary by the Ministry of State Security. The documentary detailed how Huang sold secrets to the US and was executed in 2016. China has strict laws regarding espionage and national security, with severe consequences for offenders.

Current Events

Former President Donald Trump announced his stance on abortion, advocating for states' rights on the issue. The Vatican released a document labeling abortion, surrogacy, and gender theory as grave threats. Missouri Governor Mike Parson is proceeding with the execution of Brain Dorsey despite opposition. Efforts are being made to increase voter registration among Asian Americans and Latinos. A total solar eclipse made a significant impact on culture and media. A mother humpback whale and calf were sighted off the coast of Brazil.

Death Penalty

Missouri's governor denies clemency for Brian Dorsey, scheduled to be executed despite calls for his life to be saved.

Death Penalty Case in Oklahoma

Tennessee Judiciary Committee passes bill allowing death penalty for child rape cases. Oklahoma death row inmate Michael DeWayne Smith executed for killing two people in 2002. Smith maintained innocence, but prosecutors claimed he was a ruthless gang member seeking revenge. Execution protested by anti-death penalty group.

Legal battle over nitrogen gas execution method in Alabama

Alabama inmate Alan Eugene Miller files lawsuit challenging nitrogen gas execution method following botched attempt on Kenneth Smith. State seeks to execute Miller to silence him, violating his free speech and due process rights.

Louisiana's Expanded Execution Methods

Louisiana has expanded its execution methods, potentially leading to the state's first execution in over a decade.

Alabama sets execution date for man convicted in 2004 slaying

Alabama has set a May 30 execution date for Jamie Mills, convicted in the 2004 slaying of a couple during a robbery. Mills beat the couple, stole money and medications, leading to the death of Floyd Hill and complications for Vera Hill. The execution is planned by lethal injection.

Terrorist Attack in Moscow

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev calls for execution of everyone involved in a terrorist attack in Moscow, which resulted in 137 deaths and over 140 wounded. Russia does not have the death penalty in its criminal code, so official execution is not possible.

Georgia man executed for killing former girlfriend

A Georgia man convicted of killing his former girlfriend three decades ago was executed by lethal injection. His lawyers argued against his execution due to an intellectual disability, but the U.S. Supreme Court rejected late appeals. The man had an on-and-off romantic relationship with the victim, planned to rob her, raped her, and ultimately shot her three times.

Death Row Inmate Appeal in Georgia

The Georgia parole board will hear an appeal from a death row inmate who is scheduled to die by lethal injection. Advocates argue that he is intellectually challenged and should not be executed.

Capital Punishment Procedures in Idaho and Other States

Eight people were executed in Texas in 2023 and an execution in Idaho failed due to unsuccessful attempts to establish an intravenous line. The incident raised questions about the identities and qualifications of the medical team involved in executions in different states.

Execution of Willie James Pye in Georgia

Willie James Pye, convicted of murder in 1993, is set to be executed in Georgia in March, marking the state's first execution in over four years. Pye's lawyers have been arguing for a resentencing due to inadequate preparation during his trial. The case is currently under litigation regarding the conditions under which executions can resume.

Failed Execution of Thomas Eugene Creech in Idaho

Idaho was unable to execute one of the longest-serving death row inmates in the U.S. due to the failure to establish an IV line. The execution, which would have been the state's first instance of capital punishment in 12 years, will need to be renewed for a later attempt.

Execution of Thomas Eugene Creech

Thomas Eugene Creech, a long-serving death row inmate in the U.S., is set to be executed in Idaho for multiple murders. Despite appeals and claims for leniency, his execution is scheduled to proceed with volunteers with medical training administering the lethal injection. Creech's supporters argue for his sentence to be converted to life without parole, citing his positive impact while in prison. His last chance for leniency rests on a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding alleged lies by prosecutors during his clemency hearing.

Death Row Inmate Thomas Creech to be Executed in Idaho

Idaho's longest-serving death row inmate, Thomas Creech, is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection after being convicted of multiple murders in three states. Despite efforts for clemency based on his behavior in prison, the execution is set to proceed.

Oklahoma Death Row Inmates Request Firing Squad as Alternative to Lethal Injection

Two Oklahoma death row inmates are requesting a firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection, citing concerns over the current method's constitutionality and effectiveness. The inmates want to delay their upcoming executions until a trial can be held to determine the legality of the lethal injection process. Testimonies from experts and officials shed light on the potential benefits of using a firing squad as a more humane and reliable execution method.