A Boston grand jury has indicted a former U.S. Postal inspector for stealing more than $330,000 from the mail — most of it from senior citizens he was supposed to protect from mail fraud.
A North Carolina grand jury this week indicted a Canadian citizen for registering and voting in the United States’ 2022 and 2024 elections — ending a long run of illegal voting that goes back two decades, prosecutors say.
A showdown looms this week between President Donald Trump and Illinois Democrats after Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order Saturday demanding the president stand down on his intent to send troops to take on crime and illegal immigration in the Windy City.
Forensic analysis is underway to determine if bones found during a manhunt this week belong to the 33-year-old father suspected of killing his three young daughters near a Washington campground in May.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expanding a recall of certain brands of shrimp that were imported from Indonesia and may be contaminated with a radioactive isotope called Cesium-137 (Cs-137). While the recalled shrimp may not present an “acute
An alleged Michigan car thief got more than he bargained for when police used the latest in pursuit technology to attach their cruiser to his escaping car and rip off his rear axle as he tried to get away.
Sen. John Fetterman once again has broken with his fellow Democrats, this time defending Donald Trump’s plan to add a large ballroom to the White House.
A Minnesota bishop joined with outraged critics condemning Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for dismissing calls for prayer after this week’s deadly Catholic school shooting — labeling the local politician’s comments “completely asinine.”
A heroic dog named Poncho, who ran off after he helped rescuers locate his missing 85-year-old owner on Sunday, was found two miles away after a community-wide search, Tuolumne County Animal Control announced on Tuesday.
The picturesque island of Nantucket off Cape Cod is producing sewage with high levels of cocaine, possibly revealing the illegal drug of choice in the exclusive upscale New England community.
The U.S. Department of Education’s civil rights office has found Denver Public Schools “all-gender” bathrooms are in violation of federal law which prohibits sex-based discrimination in education.
Former special counsel Jack Smith is claiming through his attorneys that his two prosecutions of President Donald Trump prior to the 2024 election were by the book and that he did nothing wrong.
A U.S. Coast Guard cutter offloaded 76,140 pounds of illegal drugs valued at $473 million in Port Everglades, Florida, this week — the largest drug offload in the service branch’s history.
Ten FBI whistleblowers who say the Biden administration punished them for their “political beliefs” and for disclosing misconduct in the bureau will have their security clearances reinstated and collect back pay, according to a settlement announced Tuesday.
Texas authorities charged a Chinese scientist this week with trying to smuggle federally funded cancer research back to his home country.
Two conventional-looking hardware stores in suburban Los Angeles were actually elaborate fencing operations for a cargo theft ring.
A repeat offender has allegedly been menacing women on NYC streets but not jailed because of the state’s bail reform law.
A San Francisco federal judge this week expanded an order forbidding the Trump administration from withholding federal funds from sanctuary cities for refusing to cooperate with immigration authorities.
Homicide detectives and California sheriff deputies captured and jailed on Friday the parents of a baby they claimed was kidnapped, which authorities now allege was a lie.
A Chinese national claiming to conduct research as a “visiting scholar” at a prestigious Michigan university finds herself facing a long prison term after pleading no contest to smuggling charges and making false statements to federal officers.
In what is being called the largest single-year cut in civilian federal employment since World War II, 2025 will end with 300,000 fewer workers employed by the U.S. government.
Far-left Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s refusal to end sanctuary city status will not deter Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Acting Director Todd Lyons, who has promised to “flood” the city with agents to nab criminal illegal aliens.
A Carnival Cruise ship’s after-midnight buffet erupted into a wild brawl that sent passengers and security officials scrambling this week as the vessel made its way home on the last day of its voyage.
New York Times columnist and regular Donald Trump basher Maureen Dowd begrudgingly implied over the weekend that Trump is right on the politics and policy when it comes to crime in the nation’s capital.
“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the completion of their appointed rounds” goes the U.S. Postal Service creed – but not with electric vehicles, if some Republican lawmakers have their way.
People have showered an alleged car thief in a California jail with donations after she beat up a fellow inmate who is charged, along with her husband, with torturing and killing her eight-year-old stepdaughter.
A Russian model and former beauty queen has succumbed to her injuries after an elk smashed through the windshield of her car early last month.
Federal prosecutors have charged a former Cincinnati Children’s Hospital doctor with transporting and possessing child pornography.
A Southern California babysitter was sentenced to life in prison this week for using her service — which catered to special needs children — to provide defenseless girls as young as three so her boyfriend could sexually abuse them.
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA), longtime nemesis of President Donald Trump, is enjoying a rock bottom 3 percent mortgage rate on both his Maryland and California homes since refinancing in 2020, newly released documents examined by the New York Post reveal.
A cognitively impaired New Jersey senior met the dark side of artificial intelligence when he died while attempting to get together with an attractive AI chatbot he thought was living in New York City.
A federal judge on Thursday sided with the American Federation of Teachers and struck down two Trump administration memos aimed at eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in U.S. schools and universities. U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher in Maryland
Former Democrat Rep. Abigail Spanberger won’t be debating her GOP rival Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears on CNN this fall in the days before the election of the commonwealth’s next governor.
Former President Barack Obama took to Zoom to cheerlead a group of Texas Democrat legislators for bolting from the Lone Star State to try to sabotage a redistricting bill.
A grand jury has returned a new indictment of a Rhode Island man who remains free on bail though he is charged with threatening to assassinate President Donald J. Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
A manhunt is underway in Hawaii for a suspect who police say threw acid into a man’s face Friday night in Honolulu’s Chinatown district, leaving the 30-year-old in critical condition.
Mystery continues to surround the death of 33-year-old swimwear entrepreneur Martha Nolan-O’Slattara, whose body was found on a docked yacht at an exclusive Montauk, New York, yacht club last week.
Actor Dean Cain took what could only be called the “super” high road after actor John Leguizamo trashed him over the weekend as a “loser” for the former Superman actor’s plan to become an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent.
Local complaints have prompted a child-focused charity in New York to ditch a drag event for kids set for next Sunday – and its cancelled drag queen host is not happy.
New York police have arrested a Brooklyn woman who worked as a youth organizer for “Squad” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) on charges she made a terrorist threat against a public high school because it has Jewish students.
