Crime
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Several female Pennsylvania college students assaulted by mob in an apparent illegal street takeover
She said a similar incident happened to another student two weeks ago, and she plans to talk with campus authorities to warn this could happen again if the college or police don't act.
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Texas man latest to be imprisoned for threats to kill federal agents after guilty plea
Old wine in a new bottle: As threats against immigration agents move from social media into federal courtrooms, prosecutors are treating online calls to kill federal officers as crimes, and the sentences are starting to set a pattern. Threatening the life of the U.S. President became a federal crime in 1917, while criminal penalties for threatening other federal officials and employees were enacted later through laws like the Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984.
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Man who sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with vinegar sentenced to 14 months in prison
Anthony Kazmierczak, 56, said during an earlier hearing that he didn't remember much of the Jan. 27 assault.
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Georgian national charged in $1.3 billion health care fraud operation
The court documents allege that Gugava laundered money for the foreign-based organization that perpetrated Operation Gold Rush, the largest health care fraud case ever prosecuted by the Department of Justice.
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Former Indiana deputy charged with felony for allegedly using Flock camera data to stalk girlfriend
The Jackson County Sheriff's Department alleges that Thompson conducted more than 2,000 searches for her license plate in Flock databases between Dec. 31, 2025 and Aug. 2.
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FBI investigates report of data breach of millions of drivers' licenses, including Pete Hegseth's
Independent journalist Brian Kreb said that he had discovered the site after it was advertised on a Russian cybercrime forum, with his own drivers' license being offered as a free sample.
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Federal prosecutors charge ICE agent charged with making false statements about Minnesota shooting
Prosecutors allege that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Christian Castro, who was previously charged in state court, shot and wounded Julio C. Sosa-Celis, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela.
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Justice Department 'working closely' with X platform to find hackers behind attack on users
Attorney General Todd Blanche said that "sophisticated cyber criminals" targeted hundreds of thousands of X users' accounts in a password-recovery attack.
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Shooting in downtown Minneapolis leaves two dead, multiple wounded, including three police officers
Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz said his public safety team is responding to the shooting and the Minneapolis Police Department warned the public to stay away from the area.
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Shooting at Virginia elementary school is 'contained': sheriff's office
Law enforcement remains stationed at all the district locations, Wayneboro Public Schools said, "out of an abundance of caution."
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Massachusetts woman arrested outside Lindsay Clancy trial for allegedly filming jurors: report
Dawn Light is being charged with intimidating a juror, but she said she was trying to get a shot of Clancy when she unknowingly filmed one of the jurors.
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Tony Romo pleads no contest to drunken driving, issues an apology
CBS NFL analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo had his driving privileges revoked for six months, and he was ordered to complete an alcohol assessment program, according to Milwaukee County court records.
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NYPD officers shoot knife-wielding woman who allegedly stabbed two people
The female suspect, whom officials described as emotionally disturbed, has been taken to the hospital, but her status is not clear. The two victims have also been transported to a hospital and their conditions are not known.