Following in the footsteps of Hillary Clinton with an attempt to make sure neither prosecutors nor the public would see official emails, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel tried to tell a court that some of his emails are “exempt” from disclosure laws. A Cook County judge, however, rejected the Mayor’s notion.
Terry McAuliffe previously claimed only felons who completed their sentences and were no longer on parole could have their voting rights restored.
The father of a two-month-old girl has been arrested after the child was discovered dead with at least two skull fractures, police report.
Late on the evening of May 31, a 15 year-old was killed when aa car was sprayed with bullets on a Chicago street. It was the 66th and last murder for the month in the Windy City and it capped the bloodiest May for 21 years in President Barack Obama’s adopted home town.
Japanese women are flocking in droves to police-issued self-defense classes after the murder of a 20-year-old woman in Okinawa by a former U.S. Marine, while American authorities have imposed a curfew and ban on alcohol during what they describe as a period of “mourning.”
A North Carolina woman who bought her neighbor’s used standalone freezer thought she got a steal for only $30. But when she opened it, her delight turned to shock when she discovered her neighbor’s mother dead and frozen solid inside.
Police in Milltown, Delaware, are investigating a hidden camera found in the women’s bathroom of Moe’s Southwest Grill that contained video clips of over 100 women and even an little girl.
After spending months, even years, dancing around the topic, Massachusetts’ Republican Governor Charlie Baker is now supporting a new pro-transgender law that would force women to share their public restrooms, locker rooms and changing areas with men who insist they’re women.
An incredible 66 people were shot, although just six were killed, over Chicago’s Memorial Day weekend. The carnage pushed the number of gunshot victims well above 1,500 this year in this Democratic-run city.
An armed gang stormed the homes of eleven men and boys in northwest Venezuela on Saturday, shooting them dead in their yards. The massacre, involving three minors and a Colombian national, has brought to light once again the Venezuelan government’s seeming inability to deter the violent crime that has made it the world’s most violent country not currently at war.
On the eve of Memorial Day, Civil War historians and battlefield preservationists were alarmed to discover someone had illegally dug numerous holes on the grounds of the Petersburg National Civil War Battlefield Park. The criminals were apparently hunting for relics buried long ago during some of America’s most trying days.
After years of repeated fines and suspensions drug and testing issues, former Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams has announced a role working for the world’s first “cannabis-friendly gym.”
Speaking to Dan Bongino on SiriusXM yesterday, Breitbart London’s Editor in Chief Raheem Kassam issued a stark warning over soaring German migrant crime, going so far as to predict a “failed state” if the country continues down the current path
A woman dragged for blocks by an illegal alien felon who struck her as she rode a bicycle on March 29 in Austin, Texas is suing him for $1 million, she declared during a May press conference largely ignored by the mainstream media.
Brazil’s interim President Michel Temer has called an emergency cabinet meeting to address what many are calling an out-of-control nationwide rape epidemic, made especially acute by video and photos surfacing on social media of 33 men gang-raping a 16-year-old girl in Rio de Janeiro.
Drug related crime has increased by ten per cent this year in the Austrian capital of Vienna largely due to an influx of Nigerian migrants. Police in Vienna have announced they will be taking measures as of 1st June to stem
An illegal immigrant was arrested in Phoenix, Arizona, for allegedly stealing the identity of a deceased U.S. military veteran in order to get the vet’s Social Security payments and other benefits. The scam had been going on for over four years, authorities say.
The president of Indonesia has signed a legal directive which will allow judges to rule that convicted pedophiles must undergo chemical castration, have a microchip implanted in them to allow complete government monitoring, or — in extreme cases — face the death penalty.
Police report that a Baltimore man who was charged with peeping on women in a Towson University bathroom has now been charged with a second incident in a Hanover shopping mall.
A new review of federal documents reveals that after a high speed car chase in April a Somali national allegedly tried to run down several border patrol agents in Arizona.
After questioning a man seen peeping at little girls in the women’s bathroom of a community park, California police discovered he was already a registered sex offender. Police in Placerville, Calif., arrested Kenneth Tincher, 62, for harassing little girls in
Amid investigations and court cases into rape charges against several Baylor University football players, the school’s Board of Regents removed Kenneth Starr from his position as Baylor University president, at least according to one website.
Supporters of criminal justice and sentencing reform tell us that prisons are overloaded with minority inmates, proving that the criminal justice system is racist. President Obama talks about it repeatedly, as do the sponsors of legislation pending in Congress which would retroactively reduce mandatory minimum sentences for drug traffickers and other violent felons.
A Massachusetts homeowner was shocked to be woken at 3 am Monday by a pair of home invaders who bound her in duct tape and then poured gas on her while demanding she turn over her ATM card and PIN number, police report.
A massive, migrant crime wave is surging across Germany according to figures buried in a new report released by the country’s Interior Ministry. The data reveals that without migrants considered, crime rates in Germany would have remained roughly static since
A New Jersey man has been arrested and accused of using a mirror secreted in a basket to look up the dresses of women at a local Target store.
A South Carolina man has been arrested and charged with two counts of peeping on women as they undressed after he was allegedly discovered hidden behind a tanning bed at a local gym.
Target’s unpopular decision to force its customer base of mothers and children into mixed-sex bathrooms and changing rooms is creating a huge economic opportunity for other firms — but none have announced plans to exploit the opportunity, according to a survey of press aides and marketing experts.
The last four days, ending on Sunday evening, saw a terrible bloodletting in the city of Chicago–53 shootings and four deaths.
A group of women who were caught allegedly shoplifting in a Florida Victoria’s Secrets lingerie store turned on the clerk and beat her up before fleeing. The beating was caught on video and now police are asking for the public’s help tracking the attackers down.
A mob in Venezuela beat a man senseless, doused him in gasoline, and set him ablaze for allegedly stealing the equivalent of five dollars.
Jared Fogle, the one-time spokesman for Subway sandwich shops and now convicted sex offender, is appealing his nearly 16-year sentence on child porn charges, by saying that just fantasizing about molesting children is not a crime.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump linked rival Hillary Clinton’s soft-on-crime policies to President Barack Obama’s ongoing release of many federal prison inmates, slamming her as “Heartless Hillary.”
As retailer Target sees its stock plummeting and sales dropping in the midst of a boycott over its recently announced pro-transgender bathroom policy, the company’s CEO is insisting the weather is the cause of falling sales, not the company’s bathroom policy.
Arkansas Republican Sen. Tom Cotton said the Obama administration is already working to release a total of 70,000 felons from federal prison without help from Republicans and the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, a bill Cotton declared dead on Thursday.
(AFP) – A man who scaled the walls of Buckingham Palace and got into the garden is a convicted murderer, a court heard Friday, as he was jailed for four months. Dennis Hennessy, 41, repeatedly asked “is Ma’am in?” in
In 2013, everyone agreed that Michael Turner saved the life of a teenaged girl who was attacked in a Pennsylvania Target store. Now, Target is suing him.
The Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (SRCA) that promised to slash sentences for federal prisoners, from which drug traffickers would largely benefit, has died in the Senate, Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton said Thursday. The Senate bill would “would drastically reduce mandatory minimum sentences for all drug traffickers, even those who are armed and traffic in dangerous drugs like heroin,” as chief opponent Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions warned.
A newly released “most dangerous” report of 68 California cities places recently terror-stricken San Bernardino at the top of the heap.
Sen. Jeff Sessions warns that Congress must be careful to ensure the sentencing reductions bills pending before Congress did not boost already rising crime rates and “sign death warrants” for innocent victims.
