US executes three prisoners in one day for first time in 16 years
Today, Thursday, the authorities of Tennessee, Alabama, and Oklahoma carried out three executions—the third such occurrence in the United States in 16 years. This comes amid a surge in the application of the death penalty, which reached 47 sentences in 2025, the highest rate since 2009. Anthony Daryl Hines in Tennessee, Jeremy Williams in Alabama, and Carlos Quista Rodriguez in Oklahoma are scheduled to be executed by lethal injection. This increase reflects an active trend among some states to carry out death sentences.
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