The FBI Arrested The Researcher Who Stopped A Major CyberattackCybersecurity researcher Marcus Hutchins was arrested Thursday for his alleged involvement in the Kronos banking Trojan.
DEA Considers Reducing Prescription Drug Production In The USTo reduce the number of overdoses, the Drug Enforcement Administration might mandate that fewer opioids be manufactured in the U.S.
To Stop Leaks, The DOJ May Subpoena The Reporters Who Publish ThemAttorney General Jeff Sessions said the Justice Department might revise its rules, making it easier to subpoena reporters who publish leaks.
Baltimore Police Body Camera Scandal Leads To Dropped ChargesProsecutors will drop dozens of cases after footage appeared to show a Baltimore police officer planting drugs in an alley.
DOJ Says Sanctuary Cities Can't Participate In New Anti-Crime ProgramLocal jurisdictions can be selected for the new program only if they "show a commitment to reducing crime stemming from illegal immigration."
Sessions Creates Unit To Go After Doctors, Pharmacies Pushing OpioidsThe new unit, which Sessions called a "data analytics program," will "identify and prosecute" those who are "contributing to this opioid epidemic."
Sen. Cory Booker Proposes Nationwide Marijuana LegalizationThe proposed Marijuana Justice Act would remove marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act.
Chicago Still Seeing Record Homicides Despite A Decline In ShootingsChicago has seen 407 homicides — four more than this time last year. However, the actual number of shootings has dropped 13 percent.
'America's Toughest Sheriff' Found Guilty Of Criminal ContemptJoe Arpaio disobeyed a 2011 court order to stop his sheriff department's immigration patrols.
Why Trump's Suggestions To Police Worried SomeCritics say President Donald Trump advocated for police violence and excessive force — which some say is already a national issue.
Trump Pledges To 'Liberate' US From MS-13 GangPresident Trump's administration has made cracking down on the MS-13 gang a top priority.
Senate Votes To Shield Medical Marijuana States From Federal CrackdownA Senate committee amended a spending bill to protect people in states with medical marijuana laws from prosecution over prescription pot.
Indiana Police Officer Killed While Trying To Help Car Crash VictimsLt. Aaron Allan and another officer were at the scene of a flipped car Thursday afternoon when gunshots rang out, striking Allan multiple times.
A Detained Immigrant's 2 Battles: Suing ICE While Fighting DeportationA detained immigrant is suing ICE for, he says, violating his civil rights during an arrest. But the legal barriers for faulting ICE agents are steep.
Domestic Violence Accounts For Nearly Half Of All Homicides Of WomenExperts and advocacy groups say domestic violence-related deaths are preventable.
O.J. Simpson Granted ParoleOn Thursday, the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners decided Simpson will get out of prison early.
Baltimore Officer's Body Cam Video Creates Doubts About Drug FindDefense attorneys argue recently released police body cam footage shows an officer planting drugs at a crime scene earlier this year.
Ex-Employee Testified Martin Shkreli Vowed To Make His Family HomelessShkreli allegedly wrote in a letter to his employee's wife, "I hope to see you and your four children homeless."
Jeff Sessions Expands Controversial Asset Forfeitures: Why It MattersU.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new policy that increases the amount of money and property police can seize.
Sessions Might've Used An Inaccurate Crime Stat For 'Sanctuary Cities'U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said sanctuary cities have higher rates of violent crime than other cities. But that's not true.
More Than 400 Charged In Historic US Health Care Fraud TakedownThe U.S. attorney general told reporters the suspects include 115 doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.
Attorney General Sessions Wants D.A.R.E. To Make A ComebackAttorney General Jeff Sessions threw his support behind the D.A.R.E program, even though studies have shown it's ineffective at stopping drug use.
More Than 100 People Shot In Chicago Over Holiday WeekendStatistics show shooting numbers are down this year compared to 2016.
Florida Judge Rules 'Stand Your Ground' Changes UnconstitutionalA Florida judge ruled the state's legislature didn't have the authority to change the state's controversial "stand your ground" self-defense law.
Chicago Has A New Strike Force Aimed At Tackling Gun ViolenceTwenty ATF agents will join existing federal forces in Chicago to track illegal guns and repeat offenders.
Tennessee Drops Case Against Teens Accused Of Causing Deadly WildfireAttorneys say Tennessee couldn't prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that two teens accused of starting the Gatlinburg wildfire were responsible.
Shooting At NYC Hospital Leaves Gunman And At Least 1 DeadAt least one gunman opened fire in the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center on Friday, leaving at least one person dead.
How Should Police Handle Children When Detaining Their Parents?A Justice Department report says police should ensure children don't experience trauma when their parents are detained or arrested.
Three Chicago Cops Indicted In Cover-Up Of Laquan McDonald ShootingPolice reports about the fatal shooting were eventually contradicted by a dashcam video released one year later.
Judge Declares Another Mistrial For Ex-Cop Who Fatally Shot Sam DuBoseA judge has declared another mistrial for former University of Cincinnati police Officer Ray Tensing, who fatally shot an unarmed man in 2015.
