Prison
Maduro's House of Pain: An Interview With Lorent Saleh
In an interview with Newsweek, Lorent Saleh describes his ordeal in prison, what the Trump administration should do to help Venezuela and why the world should no longer ignore one of its worst humanitarian crises.
Rape Victim Faces Charges After Bearing Abuser's Baby
Imelda Cortez suffered years of abuse by her stepfather.
Abby Lee Miller Shares Wheelchair Photo on 'Dance Moms'
"Grrrrrrrr!!!! Back to the daily grind."
Whitey Bulger Killed In Prison: Victim's Son 'Pleased'
The son of one Bulger victim told Newsweek he was "surprised and pleased" at news that Bulger was killed.
How Long Could Cesar Sayoc Jr. Face in Prison?
The charges against Sayoc could mean decades in prison.
Man Who Bit Off Ex-Girlfriend's Lip Gets 12 Years
Seth Aaron Fleury pleaded guilty to assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.
China Says Reeducation Camps Make Inmates Happier
As many as a million people are believed to be detained in the centers.
Anthony Weiner Set to Be Released From Prison Early
The former Democratic congressman is being rewarded for good behavior after serving 18 months.
Prisoner Kills Fellow Death Row Inmate
It is the first murder of a condemned prisoner in California for more than 20 years.
Massachusetts Man Gets Prison for Cyberstalking, Hacks
Ryan Lin admitted to making more than 120 hoax bomb threats—including 24 in a single day.
20 Correctional Officers Injured Breaking Up Fight
Some officers were treated at the scene and several more were taken to an area hospital to receive treatment.
Elizabeth Smart Kidnapper Moved To Halfway House
Barzee, 72, served 15 years in prison after she and her husband kidnapped 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart.
Cocaine Worth $18 Million Found in Banana Shipment
Officials discovered 540 separate packages of cocaine hidden among the fruit.
Convicted Murderer Captured After Third Prison Escape
Arnold Nash, who was serving a 45 year sentence, was scheduled to be released in December 2019.
Doctor Gets 57-Month Sentence for Fake Prescriptions
"Neither their medical license nor their white lab coat will protect them from enormous consequences of illegal drug distribution."
Prisoners in Path of Florence Face Dangerous Conditions
Authorities have chosen not to move inmates in the storm's path. Those who remain face peril, including flooding and shortages of vital supplies.
George Papadopoulos Goes on Trump-Like Twitter Tirade
Former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos launched into a Twitter tirade Tuesday about Australia's former foreign minister Alexander Downer.
Saudi Arabia to Punish Online Satire With Jail Terms
"Content that ridicules, mocks, provokes and disrupts public order, religious values and public morals" will be punished, the public prosecutor warned.
Jennifer Lawrence 'Fappening' Hacker Gets Prison Term
George Garofano, 26, of North Branford in Connecticut, covertly gained access to approximately 240 accounts.
'Prison Slavery': Who Benefits From Cheap Inmate Labor?
Nationwide prison protests have called attention to work conditions that advocates are likening to slavery. Inmates cook, clean and perform other necessary operations for little, if any, compensation.
'Arrow' Season 7 Spoilers About Felicity
Plus, find out how Felicity is coping with Oliver in prison.
Treat Texas Black Prisoners Mass Grave With Respect
Officials found 95 graves beneath at the site of a new school in April.
Animal Rights Activists Set Fire to Zoo
No animals or staff were injured, but the safari park's ticket booths were destroyed.
Catcallers Will Be Fined $870 on the Spot Under New Law
The new laws were introduced days after a woman was attacked after confronting her male harasser in public.
Pope Declares Death Penalty 'Inadmissible' in All Cases
Capital punishment is "an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person," according to the church's new ruling.
Immigrants Held at Federal Prison Sue Over Conditions
As many as 1,600 immigration detainees are being sent to federal prisons under a directive from the Trump administration.
Ex-Warlord Returns to Congo to Run for President
Police fired teargas at Bemba's supporters, who took to the streets to welcome the former vice president back to the country.
Russia Vows to End Prison Torture
Seventeen public officials were fired, and five arrested, after the filmed torture of an inmate in the country's Yaroslavl region.
'I Can't Breathe': Man Dies After Restraint in Prison
Since 1991, 340 aboriginal people have died in custody, and indigenous adults are currently 13 times more likely to be incarcerated than non-indigenous Australians.