KTVB7 / YouTube screen shot One of Longest-Serving Death Row Inmates Scheduled for Execution in Just Days Barring any last-minute stay, the 73-year-old, one of the nation's longest-serving death row inmates, will die by lethal injection Wednesday. By The Associated Press February 24, 2024
@pslnational / X screen shotCommentary Pro-Houthi Leftists Silent as Radical Group Announces Mass Execution of Homosexuals "If the Israeli government decided to execute 13 people because they are gay, the Western media would go berserk." By Rachel M. Emmanuel February 8, 2024
Paul Buck - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary Man and Mistress Executed for What They Did to His Kids Deemed 'Obstacles' to Their Affair A couple in China who had started an adulterous affair received the ultimate penalty for a horrific child murder. By Robert Jonathan February 1, 2024
Oklahoma Department of Corrections via AP SCOTUS Will Hear Death Row Inmate's Case The state's Republican attorney general has taken the unusual step of siding with the inmate in the case because of concerns about his trial. By The Associated Press January 22, 2024
Scott Olson / Getty Images DOJ Announces Plans for Mass Shooter and Some People Are Not Happy About It "These cases are litigated always up to the United States Supreme Court because the ultimate death penalty is an issue..." By Ben Kew January 14, 2024
NMLegis.gov; New York State Sex Offender Registry via AP GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill Mandating Death Penalty for Child Rape After Seeing Epstein Docs A New Mexico Republican lawmaker wants the death penalty for those convicted of some forms of child sexual abuse. By Jack Davis January 12, 2024
Alabama Department of Corrections / AP Judge OKs New Execution Method for Alabama Inmate, Says He's 'Not Guaranteed a Painless Death' Alabama moved one step closer to using a new method of execution after a federal judge refused to stop a scheduled Jan. 25 execution. By Jack Davis January 11, 2024
Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images UN Pushes to Stop Alabama from Using New Execution Method The United Nations is aiming to put a halt to a new execution method the state of Alabama is planning on using. By Richard Moorhead January 4, 2024
Bernd Obermann / Getty Images 'No Room for Error': Alabama Set for First-Ever Execution Using Controversial 'Unproven' Method Two other states – Mississippi and Oklahoma – have also approved of using the method, although officals in those states have not tested it. By Johnathan Jones December 29, 2023
@Laurel700 / X screen shot Accused Florida Pedophile Could Be First to Receive Death Penalty Under DeSantis' Signature Law A Florida man charged with multiple sex crimes involving children could face execution under a new Florida law. By Jack Davis December 17, 2023