How This Cop’s Dream About a Murder Reopened a Cold Case

By Michael Daly

Forty-five years ago, a teenager was brutally raped and strangled in a quiet Queens community. But one cop never forgot her.

By Nick Schager

The new 10-part series “Messiah,” from executive producer Mark Burnett (“The Apprentice”), concerns a man who may be the second coming of Christ.

By Eleanor Clift

The conventional wisdom is going to say that Pelosi needs to send the articles asap. But there are four words to live by: Don’t doubt Pelosi’s instincts.

Try this: "Alexa, open The Daily Beast."

By Marlow Stern

It’s going to be a *very* good year for movies.

By Tracy Connor

Joseph Henry Loveless was a bootlegger who murdered his wife, then escaped from jail and was slain and dismembered.

By Hanna Trudo, Scott Bixby

“The closer you get to voting, the more pot shots you take,” one source familiar with Biden’s thinking said.

By Ankit Panda

So much for Trump's diplomacy. Kim sees the key to keeping his nuclear weapons and winning sanctions relief as more nukes, better missiles, and thus more leverage.

By Gil Troy

In the 1960s, whistleblowers were treated like dirty snitches. Then Ron Ridenhour, a bit player in Vietnam’s horror show, stepped forward with tales of a massacre at My Lai.

1. DAY TWO

The U.S. is sending more troops to the Middle East as clashes stretched into a second day.

2. ‘EXCUSE ME’

He hit the hand of a well-wisher who grabbed him on Tuesday.

3. WINTER SAVINGS

Head into the new year with amazing savings on wardrobe staples.

4. PRAYERS

The fire may have been caused by sky lanterns to celebrate the new year, and it killed apes, monkeys, bats, and birds.

5. ‘#CHUCKLINGSQUAD’

One of the tweets referenced the group that hacked Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account.

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