Tabitha Duncan was also kicked out of the Air Force Reserve after appearing in the video.

More than a year after Carl DeBrodie was found dead in concrete, charges have been laid

The fairy party was held to help one little girl walk.

US police officers were sent to wrong address with three of them being shot, one fatally.

Severe storms swept through the central US leaving five people dead in their wake.

Young family of three brutally killed by someone they knew. Police still don't know why.

Long before #MeToo on Twitter there was a groundbreaking legal case involving a slave.

Thomas Middlemas stood up for Maori in 1872; a descendant is kneeling for black Americans.

An item belonging to the founder of osteopathy was stolen from a conference in Auckland

Chuck Berry, the perpetual wild man of rock music who helped define its rebellious spirit in the 1950s, has died.

Missouri teenager Daisy Coleman and her best friend were sexually assaulted in 2012. Five years later, Daisy is on a mission to help other rape victims.

Cheeseburgers, steak and peanut butter cups formed some of the last meals of the 19 men killed on America's death row in 2016. WARNING: Disturbing content.

A US college footballer has been suspended after allegedly punching his friend's dog in the face three times, breaking its jaw, in a fit of rage.

Police departments across America have stepped up security, ended solo patrols and ordered officers to make arrests only "when absolutely necessary".

The officer who fatally shot Michael Brown has remained silent as unanswered questions simmered - until now.

The US town of Ferguson woke to scenes of destruction after a night of looting and arson that followed a decision not to charge a white cop who killed a black teen.

After months of tension, marches and sporadic violence, and following the unbearable anxiety of waiting in the past few days, there was a surreal pause on the streets of Michael Brown's home town. Then outrage.

Mark Twain wrote in Huckleberry Finn: "There was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth." And that applies to Twain himself, says Jim Salter.