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An Austin police officer who is already facing murder charges for the April 2020 death of a black and Hispanic man is now facing additional murder charges in the killing of an Asian man nine months earlier. Christopher Taylor, 29, and Karl Krycia, 28, were both charged Friday with first-degree murder and a third-degree felony count of deadly conduct in the fatal shooting of Navy veteran Mauris DeSilva, 46, who was reportedly suffering from a mental health crisis when he was killed. Bail was set at $100,000 each, and both officers are free on their own recognizance and are on leave, according to the Associated Press.  The charges come five months after Taylor had been charged with fatally shooting Michael Ramos, 42, outside an Austin apartment complex on April 24, 2020. The death sparked widespread protests against police brutality in the city, nearly one month before the death of George Floyd.  'The fact that Officer Taylor was involved in two shootings in less than a year killing

Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton, 41, was spotted on a relaxing jog in the Hamptons on Thursday. The daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton was seen sporting a red and grey hat complete with a Hill Country Barbecue Market t-shirt, grey bike shorts, and blue Brooks sneakers. Clinton seemed to remain focused on her workout as she was captured jogging on her own.  The now mother-of-three reportedly kept a low-profile during the pandemic but has concentrated on her children's book series 'She Persisted'. Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton, 41, was seen on a run in the Hamptons on August 26 She was seen wearing Hill Country Barbecue Market t-shirt and grey bike shorts as she jogged through the billionaires' enclave  Clinton was also seen sporting a red and grey cap with a pair of blue Brooks sneakers as well  The next book 'She Persisted in Science: Brilliant Women Who Made a Difference' is set to be released in March 2022.   The series follows history's mo

A missing 17-year-old girl is being desperately searched for by police, with worried family saying her disappearance is 'very out of character'.  Police are searching for the missing teenager, who was last seen near Dryandra Drive in Eagleby, south of Brisbane, at about 7.30am on August 19. Police are searching for a missing 17-year-old last seen in Eagleby, a suburb south of Brisbane, on the morning of August 19 The young girl is of Caucasian appearance with a slim build, standing at 150cm tall. She has shoulder length brown hair and hazel eyes. Authorities are urging the teenager to come forward, with anyone that has any information about her whereabouts asked to contact police. 

A horrendous blaze has broken out at a 18-storey high rise apartment building in Milan, prompting fears that many people may be trapped inside. 15 fire engines and over 100 emergency service personnel were needed to extinguish the fire which broke out around 5:30pm local time at the Torre dei Moro building on via Giacomo Antonini in the southern outskirts of Milan, home to dozens of families. Every tenant has reportedly been safely evacuated and accounted for, but firefighters are conducting a thorough search of the building to ensure no one has been trapped. Twenty tenants were checked on the scene by emergency services for smoke inhalation, but no hospitalisations have been recorded thus far.  15 fire engines and over 100 emergency service personnel were needed to extinguish the fire which broke out around 5:30pm local time The fire occurred at the Torre dei Moro building on via Giacomo Antonini in the southern outskirts of Milan - a residential building home to hundreds of familie

A driver has smashed into a tree after suffering a fatal gunshot wound, with the unidentified man dying at the scene as police launch a homicide investigation. Emergency services were called to Hideaway Drive in Salt Ash at about 1.45pm on Sunday August 29 after reports a Ford Ranger ute had struck a tree. NSW paramedics and police found the male driver with a gunshot wound, and despite best efforts were unable to save his life. A man has been found dead with a gunshot wound after his car slammed into a tree on Sunday afternoon in Salt Ash, south-west of Port Stephens The death is being treated as suspicious, with a crime scene being set up in the suburb, which is south-west of Port Stephens. A second vehicle was found burnt out on Masonite Road in Heatherbrae. Homicide detectives will examine both crime scenes. Anyone with information or dash-cam footage that may be able to assist investigators is being urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

Former New York Times journalist and writer Alex Berenson has been permanently banned from Twitter after posting an anti-vaccination COVID-19 related tweet. 'The account you referenced has been permanently suspended for repeated violations of our COVID-19 misinformation rules,' a Twitter spokesperson told Fox News.  Berenson, who has long been a skeptic over the exact risks of the coronavirus, has previously called the pandemic an excuse for the government to overstep its boundaries in terms of rules and authority. The 48-year-old posted a screenshot of the tweet to his Substack, in a post he titled 'Goodbye Twitter' shortly after tweeting it on Saturday.   'This was the tweet that did it,' Berenson wrote alongside a the screenshot of the tweet that got him permanently banned from the social media platform. 'Entirely accurate. I can’t wait to hear what a jury will make of this.' The tweet itself appears to fall in line with Berenson's past remarks wh

A grief-stricken father has revealed the final words his beloved daughter spoke to him before she took her own life on her 18th birthday.   Isabella Emma Pearce died in the Princess Alexandria Hospital on January 31 this year after she was found by two 10-year-old boys in a south Brisbane park.  Her death was two days after she rode off on her bicycle and told her father: 'I'm never coming home, Dad'. Isabella Emma Pearce died on her 18th birthday in Brisbane's Princess Alexandria Hospital in January of this year while waiting for an appointment with a psychiatrist  'The hospital wanted to keep her alive so she didn't have to die on her birthday, but there was no point,' Mr Pearce, 57, told the Courier Mail.  He said he felt angry thinking of Bella's unfulfilled potential and wondered if he could have persuaded his daughter to reconsider her actions. Mr Pearce, along with his wife Fiona, believe Queensland's child mental health system let their vuln

The Marine battalion commander who was relieved of his duties for warning his superiors over the Afghanistan exit strategy has resigned from the military. Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller published a new video online on Sunday addressing his resignation just days after he went viral for calling out his superiors  for not 'raising their hands and accepting accountability or saying, 'We messed this up.'' Scheller's original video criticized Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley for leaving the Bagram Air Base before all Americans and their allies had the chance to be evacuated. It came after 13 U.S. service members, including 11 Marines, were killed along with more than 90 Afghans after at least one suicide bomber attacked the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.  The new 10-minute video, titled 'Your Move,' acknowledges Scheller has sacrificed a cushy pension by leaving the Marines after making his comments.

Dr Anthony Fauci has said advice for Americans to receive a booster shot eight months after they complete their COVID vaccine is 'flexible,' and added that he thought school vaccine mandates which force children to have the shots are a 'good idea.'  'We're still planning on eight months. That was the calculation we made. This rollout will start on the week of September the 20th,' Fauci told NBC’s Chuck Todd on Sunday. 'But as we've said all along, Chuck, in the original statement, that's the plan that we have, but we are open to data as they come in. 'We're not changing it, but we are very open to new data as it comes in. We're going to be very flexible about it.'  The news comes as COVID-19 cases, and deaths, continue to spike, with 38,341,339 total cases reported as of Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Center for Disease Control reports a 7-day average of 142,006 cases for this week - nearly a three percent increase since last week, whe