A juror in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy blocked her acquittal despite acknowledging reasonable doubt about her guilt, the jury foreperson said in a TV interview with Boston's NBC10 on Tuesday. The interview aired four days after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial when jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict on whether Clancy was criminally responsible for the killings. The foreperson's account offers new insight into deliberations in the closely watched case.

An Illinois woman charged with killing her 2-year-old son had been closely following the Massachusetts murder trial of Lindsay Clancy and texting friends about it hours before the child was found dead, prosecutors said. According to authorities, Corie Walsh, 40, faces three counts of first-degree murder after her son Barrett was found dead in the basement of the family's suburban Chicago home on Sept. 1.

Nigerian TikToker Elizabeth Amadu, popularly known as Jarvis, has spoken publicly about her difficult childhood, describing growing up with a mother who has bipolar disorder as very depressing. According to Naija News, the content creator opened up about the struggles she faced during her upbringing, shedding light on the impact of her mother's mental health condition on her early life.

A man in Getare village, Bobasi constituency in Kisii County, Kenya, has demolished his house after large crowds of visitors began flocking to see an image said to resemble the Virgin Mary, which his wife Maria Onsombi reportedly saw on her kitchen wall, according to Taifa Leo. Charles Onsombi is said to be threatening anyone approaching the property with a machete, frustrated by the hundreds of pilgrims arriving to witness the alleged phenomenon.

Ugandan comedian Cotilda Inapo, widely known in the country's comedy circles as the queen of comedy, staged her second comedy special of the year, titled Let Me Cook, at the National Theatre on Friday night. According to Sqoop, the performance drew on her experiences of growing up, motherhood and surviving adulthood, turning those life lessons into comedy for the audience in attendance.

Savannah Guthrie, host of the "Today" show, made a heartfelt plea for information regarding her missing mother during a broadcast. This appeal comes after reports surfaced about a ransom note received months prior, suggesting that her mother may be deceased. Guthrie expressed the family's ongoing anguish and determination to continue searching for her mother, stating, "We love our mom. We’ll never stop looking for her," according to AP.