Prisoners

Some 2,500 ISIS foreign fighters remain in Kurdish prisons in northeastern Syria, but the Turkish operation may threaten the security of such facilities.

A group of former inmates at an Arizona prison say they were served meat labelled "not for human consumption," echoing several other claims made by prisoners allegedly served unfit meat in recent years.

More than 1,300 protesters have been arrested since the unrest began, and a new report has shed light on accusations of cruel and unusual punishment of detainees by police.

Inmates will also be offered the freedom to cook meals, more gym time and the ability to choose their own shower times.

The independent tribunal heard evidence from medical experts, investigative journalists, human rights activists and members of the persecuted Falun Gong group.

The Kansas Department of Corrections has banned more than 7,000 books in prisons across the state.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York said people need to consider how the prison system treats minorities when discussing taking away prisoners' voting rights.

Deputy prison service head Valery Maximenko said yoga had a "very positive" effect on prisoners.

Findings raise "important and disturbing questions" about the ethical oversight of those reviewing and publishing research.

"No one says anything about them—they're heroes," said the mother of one of the 3,400 inmates fighting deadly wildfires throughout the state. "They don't get the credit and they work so hard."

Inmate firefighters are putting their lives on the line to put out California's wildfires for $2 a day.

A maximum-security prison in Washington state was looking for new activities to improve the mental health of inmates serving long-term sentences.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the Trump administration was open to lifting sanctions and allowing private American investments into the reclusive state.

The frigid waters near Alcatraz have deadly currents and sharks. But there is mounting evidence three prisoners might have survived.

A Libyan National Army commander killed the ten prisoners in revenge for a car bomb attack on a mosque.

Louis Scarcella was once a well-respected detective, known for cracking tough cases. Now he's accused of fabricating confessions, among other things.

"If there is a threat to the life and wellbeing of our employees...liquidate the bandits," the president said.

Prisoners are barred from reading more than 10,000 books.

Maximum security prisons guarantee at least 2 hours of outdoor time a day. Half of children spend less than an hour a day outside.

'The Prisoner in His Palace: Saddam Hussein, His American Guards, and What History Leaves Unsaid' documents the relationships American soldiers developed with Saddam Hussein while assigned to care for him in the months leading to his execution.

Shkreli was jailed for offering his fans money to steal Hillary Clinton's hair.

The Department of Defense's POW/MIA Accounting Agency continues to recover the remains of service members from conflicts as far back as World War II.

Iran and the U.S. have fired accusations back and forth accusing each other of holding the other's citizens illegally, but are they ready to negotiate?

Diplomat David Straub told Yonhap News Agency this week that Pyongyang is raising its demands to free hostages.

Iranian health nuts are livid with the authorities after the popular exercise dance class was outlawed.

Trump is threatening to reinvigorate the Guantánamo tribunals.

Documents have revealed how ISIS tested chemical weapons on prisoners, leading to their agonizing deaths.

Ledelle Lee and Kenneth Williams received communion, while Marcel Williams and Jack Jones had more elaborate requests.

Nearly one in five prisoners in the U.S. is put in solitary confinement, where they spend 23 hours a day in a spartan concrete box the size of a parking space.

According to a new Amnesty report, global executions have fallen by 37 percent since 2015.