Josh Saul

The legal fight over executions in Nebraska reflects a national debate over whether to carry out the most serious punishment.

Less than a week after spending her savings to move to New York City, a 27-year-old woman named Cate Smithson hailed a cab to take her home to Brooklyn after a night out in Manhattan. Instead, the driver pulled into an underground parking garage and raped her.

Michael Flynn has joined a long line of high-profile defendants charged with 18 US Code 1001, commonly known as "making false statements."

Qualified immunity is a legal doctrine, formed by a gradual accumulation of U.S. Supreme Court decisions, that protects government employees from financial judgments.

The FBI and the ATF will review whether the military and other federal agencies are properly reporting information to the national gun background check database, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.

The gang members communicated via walkie-talkies as their victim arrived, and a 19-year-old allegedly attacked, plunging a 15-inch knife into the victim's chest.

The terrorist group ISIS said in its online magazine last year that the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City was an "excellent target" for a vehicle attack like the one that killed eight people in Manhattan earlier this month.

Behzad Mesri, an Iranian hacker, began conducting online reconnaissance of HBO's computer networks and employees in May, federal prosecutors said.

In an indictment that reads like a script for the violent television drama Sons of Anarchy, federal prosecutors on Monday charged eleven members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang with wreaking death and destruction in California over the past ten years.

The Department of Justice will hand over $98 million to 179 law enforcement agencies across the country—which will pay for more than 800 new full-time officers—with 80 percent of the money going to jurisdictions that allow federal immigrant officials inside their local jails.

Another Obama-era guidance memo that could be targeted by Sessions is the 2013 memo that said the DOJ wouldn't challenge state marijuana laws.

The results are surprising because Trump and his administration have repeatedly called for more "law and order" and moved to lengthen prison sentences.

Displayed on the walls of the brothers' house were photographs of boys who were naked or posed in sexual positions, with captions like "Wow" or "White Meat" taped to the images.

"Unrestricted footage review places civil rights at risk and undermines the goals of transparency and accountability."

Angel Ramos, 36, is accused of stabbing a woman in his moving car several times with a flathead screwdriver in northeast Colorado last week.

Prosecutor named Maxine Rosenthal rose to present the case against past-his-prime Oscar winner.

Ongoing admissions about the 60-year-old's mental health by his defense attorneys this year mark a dramatic fall for a man who prosecutors say was once one of the world's biggest drug traffickers.

"The Air Force has launched a review of how the Service handled the criminal records of former Airman Devin P. Kelley following his 2012 domestic violence conviction," the Air Force said in its statement.

The federal background check system is supposed to stop anyone convicted of domestic violence from buying a gun.

The case has been called the first major abortion battle under President Trump, and it highlights the heated controversy surrounding the issue.

When doctors write unnecessary prescriptions to make money, it's called a "diversion scheme," with many of them typically charging cash for "doctor visits" that involve little or no actual physical examination.

The attorney general's comments came as President Donald Trump has repeatedly linked the ISIS-inspired terror attack in Manhattan to the need for tougher immigration policies.

The man behind the 9/11 attacks apparently used a faded yellow notebook with "Lucky Exclusive" printed on the front, and red, black and blue pens to record his thoughts.

The NYPD will be parking more sand trucks and blocking trucks—large, heavy vehicles that obstruct streets so vehicles can't drive into certain areas.

The Sunshine State has been the home state for more people associated with the Islamic State than almost all other U.S. states.

After news broke that authorities were investigating the alleged rape, the teen retweeted news stories and said, "SHARE THIS, yes its about me."

While drug traffickers and dealers once used fentanyl to spike the potency of the heroin they sold, they are now packaging fentanyl for sale by itself.

The issue of police using military-grade weapons and vehicles rose to national attention in 2014, during the Ferguson, Missouri protests.

The U.S. senators from Alaska quickly argued against the president's idea of changing the name Denali back to Mt. McKinley.

Attorney General Sessions said he has authorized federal prosecutors to investigate members of the international MS-13 gang with all lawful tools.