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A Maryland police officer fired 4 times was federally indicted on charges that he used excessive force and lied about it
Ex-officer Philip Dupree is accused of violating a man's civil rights during a 2019 traffic stop and making up a justification for why he did it, feds say.
A threatening husband, missing goats, a dog lost for days: Police calls involving Rep. Lauren Boebert's home
The Boeberts either called the Garfield Sheriff's Department in Colorado or had the department called on them at least four times since 2018.
An Oklahoma school district put a teacher on leave after she shared a link to Brooklyn library's banned book site
To protect themselves amid a ban on Critical Race Theory, teachers have completely dismantled their classroom libraries, the educator told Insider.
Looking for a church that isn't 'woke?' Secessionist group tweets out list that classifies places of worship.
The churches were marked as 'woke' based on their views on the LGBTQ community, COVID precautions, racial justice, and the Ukraine war.
Fetty Wap faces at least a 5 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to a federal drug crime
Fetty Wap — whose real name is William Junior Maxwell II — was arrested at Citi Field in October on federal drug charges.
R. Kelly's lawyer implied that the then-14-year-old in his infamous sex tape is now testifying for the money
R. Kelly's former goddaughter, referred to as "Jane," testified at his Chicago trial on Friday that she doesn't know if she'll seek restitution.
After the Mar-a-Lago raid, the ADL sees an 'alarming' number of anti-Semitic threats targeting Merrick Garland and the Jewish judge who signed the warrant
Threats against Judge Bruce Reinhart were so severe that the south Florida synagogue where he worships canceled services.
Police used a NJ baby's mandatory blood sample to pursue a criminal case. Public defenders and a newspaper are now teaming up to sue over privacy concerns.
Public defenders and the New Jersey Monitor are looking to uncover how often state agencies use blood samples to aid in investigations.
Leading criminal justice reform advocate Adam Foss was indicted on charges that he raped a woman while she slept
Adam Foss was honored as the Nelson Mandela Changemaker of the Year in 2017 — the same year he's accused of raping a woman in a NY hotel room.
Brianna Grier's family calls for justice at Atlanta funeral after her death in police custody
Grier's father Marvin Grier said his family called the police "for help, not death." The county does not have a behavioral response team.
Anti-Muslim hate crimes? Inter-sect beef? Brother of 1 of 4 slain New Mexico men asks the public to stop guessing.
Muhammad Imtiaz Hussain doesn't know the motive behind the "brutal killing" of his brother but said many of the assumptions are wrong.
Grand jury declines to indict the 88-year-old white woman whose false accusations led to Emmett Till's death in 1955
In 1955, Carolyn Bryant falsely accused the 14-year-old Black boy of assaulting her, prompting two white men to abduct, torture, and lynch him.
Albuquerque police charge 51-year old man in connection with 2 of the 4 murders of Muslim men in the city
Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina announced the capture of a suspect in connection to the four killings just before 1 p.m. on Tuesday.
Brother of 1 of the 4 Muslim men gunned down in New Mexico says he hid the death rather than devastate family
Muhammad Imtiaz Hussain's father in Pakistan worried about his sons in New Mexico, but they never felt unsafe. Then one of them was killed.
Fetty Wap arrested after prosecutors allege he threatened to kill someone over FaceTime
The rapper was out on bond after being arrested in October on drug charges. This threat violated his bond terms, prosecutors said.
A lawyer for Ahmaud Arbery's killer says being sent to a Georgia prison would be a 'backdoor death sentence.' A judge disagreed.
A judge denied Travis McMichael's request to send him to a federal prison after his lawyer argued he'd die in a state facility.
Sandy Hook parents' lawyer to jury weighing punitive damages in Alex Jones trial: 'Take him out'
"Alex Jones is patient zero for our society's inability to speak without lies," plaintiff attorney Wesley Ball told the Texas jury.
R. Kelly hasn't paid any of his court fees, but he has $27,828 stored in his commissary account
R. Kelly, who is serving a 30 year sentence on sex trafficking and racketeering, hasn't paid any of his court fees.
Evidence of R. Kelly's sham marriage and alleged sexual abuse of Aaliyah won't come up in his Chicago trial
Kelly also requested no evidence be presented that he infected any sexual partner with herpes, impregnated any accuser or facilitated any abortions.
Alex Jones and his media company have a net worth up to $270 million, forensic economist testifies, saying the conspiracy theorist has monetized 'hate speech'
"As much of a maverick that he is, as much of an outsider that he is, he is a very successful man," the finance expert said of Alex Jones.