Former West Point Cadet Sued Over Secretly Administering Abortion Pills to Girlfriend
A former West Point cadet who pleaded guilty to secretly drugging his pregnant girlfriend and administering abortion medication without her consent is now facing a civil lawsuit seeking damages.
Doctor in Botched Christa Pike Execution Says IV Missed Her Veins, Team Should Have Stopped
The doctor who oversaw Christa Pike’s botched Tennessee execution says a misplaced IV sent lethal drugs into her arm tissue instead of her veins, and that the team should have stopped when she complained of pain.
Garden City Teen Kylie Arellano Found Safe in Oregon After 500 Days Missing
Kylie Arellano, missing from her Garden City, Utah home since May 2025, has been found safe in Oregon with a 39-year-old man who was taken into custody.
Karina Vetrano’s Father Urges Family of Stabbed Brooklyn Jogger to Keep Fighting for Justice
Phil Vetrano, who found his daughter Karina’s body in Queens a decade ago, is offering support and urging public pressure in the case of Katie Suarez, a Brooklyn jogger stabbed and left brain-dead Friday.
Placer County sting cites 21 men in prostitution solicitation operation
Placer County authorities cited 21 men for soliciting prostitution during a two-day undercover sting, with four also facing drug charges and one man cited for carrying an unpermitted loaded firearm.
Greenville Police End Investigation Into Hayden Panettiere’s Overdose Death
Greenville police have closed their investigation into actor Hayden Panettiere’s death after a coroner ruled it an accidental drug overdose, though questions remain about a possible separate federal inquiry.
Former Mobile Councilman Charged After Threats at Airport Boulevard Hooters
Former Mobile District 2 councilman William Carroll Jr., 56, was arrested and charged with two counts of making a terrorist threat after allegedly making violent and disturbing remarks to employees at a Hooters on Airport Boulevard.
Justice Department Charges Five in Nationwide ‘Ghost Student’ Financial Aid Fraud Scheme
The Justice Department charged five people, including a Kenyan national indicted in Nebraska, and seized over $750,000 in cryptocurrency as part of a nationwide crackdown on ‘ghost student’ fraud that uses stolen identities to collect federal financial aid.
Tommy Robinson Convicted of Harassing Two Daily Mail Journalists
Tommy Robinson has been found guilty at Southwark Crown Court of harassing two Daily Mail journalists over reporting linked to the 2024 Southport riots, and now faces up to ten years in prison.
House Judiciary Report Says NYC Prosecutors Reduce Charges to Shield Illegal Immigrants From Deportation
A House Judiciary Committee report alleges that Bronx, Queens and Staten Island prosecutors have instructed staff to reduce or reshape charges against immigrant defendants to help them avoid deportation.
FBI Raids Beverly Hills Mansion Linked to Eric Swalwell Investigation
FBI agents searched a $25 million Beverly Hills mansion owned by Stephen Cloobeck, a case reportedly connected to the federal investigation into former Rep. Eric Swalwell over sexual assault allegations.
Summit County Set to Announce New DNA Link Tying Ted Bundy to Another 1974 Killing
Summit County officials are expected to announce Tuesday that DNA evidence has linked Ted Bundy to another 1974 homicide, months after Utah County authorities tied him to the killing of 17-year-old Laura Ann Aime near American Fork.
Stepbrother Accused in Cruise Ship Murder of Florida Teen Gets Until January to Consider Plea
A judge has given the defense team for Timothy Hudson, the Florida teen accused of killing his stepsister aboard a Carnival cruise ship, until January to decide on a plea deal, as a legal expert says any deal would still involve a lengthy prison sentence.
Douglasville Man Arrested in Firebombing Attempt at Atlanta ICE Office
A 31-year-old Douglasville man was arrested and charged federally after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at an Atlanta ICE office this week.
Stolen Car Crashes Into Simpsonville Home, Two Teens Arrested After Manhunt
A stolen car crashed into a Simpsonville home on Renwood Road after fleeing deputies, prompting a K9 and drone search that ended with two teenagers arrested; no one was injured.
Ten Years After Muncie Woman’s Murder, Mother Says Marion County Prosecutors Have Gone Silent
Ten years after Angie Barlow’s murder, her mother says Marion County prosecutors have gone silent while no charges have been filed in the case.
Woman Shot by NYPD Officer During Chaotic Queens Home Invasion Call
An NYPD officer shot a knife-wielding woman in Queens Friday night after a chaotic home invasion call in which three men and the woman herself were stabbed.
Douglasville Man Charged After Molotov Cocktail Thrown at Atlanta ICE Building
Douglasville resident Inique Hinton, 31, has been charged with attempted arson of a federal building after allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at an Atlanta ICE facility, an act federal prosecutors called terrorism.
No Charges for West Hollywood Man Who Hit MAGA Influencer, Attorney Says
David Vulin, who was filmed hitting conservative streamer Ryley Niemi in West Hollywood in April, won’t face charges after signing a diversion agreement with Los Angeles County prosecutors.
Federal Prosecutors Charge 15 in Southern California Health Care Fraud Cases Worth $2 Billion
Federal prosecutors charged 15 people, including six medical professionals, in Southern California health care fraud schemes totaling roughly $2 billion, among them the largest sober-home fraud case the Justice Department has ever brought.
Jury Weighs Fate of Middletown Man Accused in 2019 Murder-for-Hire Killing
A jury is deliberating the fate of Douglas McFarlane, accused of being paid $10,000 to kill Middletown business owner Sebastian Avilan-Medina in 2019, after McFarlane made an obscene gesture at courtroom cameras.
Guatemalan Smuggler Sentenced to 30 Years in 2022 Trailer Deaths That Killed 53 Migrants
A Guatemalan man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for arranging travel for migrants who died in a 2022 trailer smuggling operation that killed 53 people between Laredo and San Antonio.
Two 15-Year-Old Girls Arrested in Alleged Plot to Attack Corona High School
Corona police say two 15-year-old girls, students at Corona High School and Norco High School, were arrested and charged with felony conspiracy to commit murder after an FBI tip uncovered a months-long plot to attack Corona High School.
Attorney in Madison Brooks Case Held in Contempt Over Use of Victim’s Name
A Louisiana judge held attorney Caitlin Fowlkes in contempt for using Madison Brooks’ full name in a court filing tied to a motion seeking to ban pink from the courtroom during the trial of a man accused in her alleged rape.