DEATH PENALTY

The Supreme Court Justice is speaking out against the president carrying out the death penalty after the third execution this week.

XXXTentacion's alleged killers are still currently on trial.

The execution of convicted murderer Daniel Lewis Lee was the first federal execution in 17 years.

Two men and two teenagers have been charged with murder and robbery in the death of Pop Smoke.

Waka Flocka shared his opinion after seeing a tweet about March school shooting statistics.

Nathaniel Woods was convicted of capital murder in 2005, but his supporters don't think he should be held responsible for a crime they say he didn't commit.

Dr. Amie Harwick's alleged killer has been arrested and charged with murder with the possibility of the death penalty.

Kim Kardashian shares a statement after her meeting with Rodney Reed.

The death penalty was abolished nearly two decades ago but AG William Barr has brought it back.

Kodak Black reminds us that prison ain't what it's made out to be on TV.

Trump apparently still stands by his thoughts on the Central Park 5.

YNW Melly can be seen goofing off in a few photos that are reportedly new.

YNW Melly's famous friends chime in with birthday greetings on the day of his 20th.

People were less than compassionate for the heavy-hearted mother.

Young Thug casts no judgment.

YNW Melly might be executed as a result of his double murder case.

The criminal justice reform activist shared her thoughts on social media.

Another one of Tay-K's accomplices goes down.

The rumors that Tay-K might be sentenced to the death penalty are untrue.

T.I. reps the Free Tay-K movement in passionate Instagram post.

Probably the most twisted story of the day.

"Toughness is the thing that they most fear."

The Trump Administration is considering the death penalty as a solution to the "opioids crisis."

Dylann Roof was officially given the death penalty today, though he will have a one-month window to file a motion for a new trial. Many members of the Emanuel A.M.E. church addressed him before he was sentenced.

The jury has unanimously chosen death in the penalty portion of the trial of Dylann Roof.

BREAKING: Dylann Roof has been found guilty of all 33 counts raised against him for the murder of nine black churchgoers at the Emanuel AME church in Charleston, SC. The jury must now decide whether to give him death or life in prison.

Dylann Roof had researched many black churches in South Carolina, though he had been making repeated visits to the Emanuel AME church for six months.

Roof reportedly laughed as he admitted to the Charleston massacre. His ultimate goal was to "agitate race relations."