15 Injured In Shooting Outside Funeral Home In Chicago
Police say a passing car began firing into a crowd outside the funeral home, and some in the crowd fired back.
Crime
St. Louis Couple Who Pointed Guns At Protesters Have Been Charged
Mark and Patricia McCloskey have each been charged with one count of unlawful use of a weapon.
U.S. District Judge's Son Killed, Husband Injured In Home Shooting
Judge Salas was appointed by President Obama in 2010 and has presided over numerous high-profile cases.
Oregon Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Federal Agencies
The lawsuit is requesting that a judge put out a temporary restraining order preventing federal authorities from "unlawfully detaining Oregonians."
Lawmakers Push Investigation of Unidentified Federal Troops in Oregon
Oregon's U.S. attorney wants a investigation of arrests made by unidentified federal officers in Portland, as state and local leaders demand answers.
Louisville To Investigate Deaths Of Taylor, McAtee And Protests
Training policies and control systems that led to no-knock warrants, as well as use the tear gas on peaceful protests, will be investigated.
Floyd's Lawyer Sees Allentown Case Like Minneapolis Incident
Ben Crump, the attorney representing George Floyd's family says Allentown police officer used same neck restraint that killed Floyd in Minneapolis.
Second Federal Execution In A Week Carried Out
Purkey's execution marks the second federal execution to occur in less than a week, after going almost two decades without one.
Judge Halts Federal Execution Over Mental Competence Concerns
Lawyers for Wesley Ira Purkey argue he no longer has rational understanding due to Alzheimer's disease.
Lori Loughlin And Husband Ask Judge To Reduce Their Bail
The couple has admitted to paying $500,000 to get their daughters into the University of Southern California.
Judge Rejects Weinstein Settlement Deal, Calls Terms 'Obnoxious'
The judge said "obnoxious" deal would have given millions of dollars in settlement funds to Weinstein company board members and for legal fees.
Ghislaine Maxwell Pleads Not Guilty In Jeffrey Epstein Sex Abuse Case
Maxwell's lawyers say she's being unfairly prosecuted because her friend Jeffrey Epstein is dead and cannot stand trial.
U.S. Carries Out First Federal Execution In Nearly 20 Years
Daniel Lewis Lee was executed by lethal injection at a federal prison in Terre Haute.
Ghislaine Maxwell To Appear In Court Via Video Feed For Bail Hearing
Federal prosecutors say Ghislaine Maxwell should not be granted bail because she is a flight risk.
Trump Administration Appeals New Delay In Federal Executions
U.S. district court Judge Tanya Chutkan's decision came just hours before what would have been the first federal execution since 2003.
Mueller Says Stone Still A 'Convicted Felon' Despite Commutation
President Trump commuted the sentence of Stone late Friday night — who was slated to begin serving a 40 month prison sentence next week.
Justice Department Appealing Judge's Delay Of Federal Execution
A chief district judge postponed the execution Friday due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Cohen Back In Prison After Refusing Furlough Terms
Cohen had been released from prison in May because of coronavirus concerns.
Supreme Court Finds Much Of Oklahoma Is Native American Land
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled Oklahoma land reserved for the Creek Nation remains "Indian country."
FBI Investigating Indiana Man's Reported Assault
Vauhxx Booker says a group of men beat him, screamed "White power" and called for a noose near Bloomington, Indiana, on July 4.
Deutsche Bank Fined $150M For Epstein Account Handlings
Deutsche Bank CEO says lack of oversight of accused sex trafficker Epstein's accounts was "a critical mistake."
Remains Of Missing Soldier Vanessa Guillen Positively Identified
Guillen went missing from Fort Hood in April sometime after she told family she was being sexually harassed by a superior.
More Than A Dozen People Killed In Chicago Over July 4th Weekend
A 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy were among the victims.
2 Oklahoma Police Officers Charged With Murder In Stun Gun Death
Officials say Jared Lakey died last year "after being tased multiple times" by officers Joshua Taylor and Brandon Dingman.
Missouri Man's Conviction Overturned After 22 Years Behind Bars
Jonathan Irons was serving a 50-year sentence related to his 1998 burglary and assault conviction. He said he was misidentified.
Los Angeles City Council Votes To Cut Police Funding
The reduction comes amid nationwide protests against police brutality and calls for defunding police departments.
FBI Arrests Jeffrey Epstein Confidant Ghislaine Maxwell
Maxwell is accused of helping Epstein "recruit, groom, and ultimately abuse" minors.
Seattle Mayor Orders CHOP Zone Evacuated
About 100 police officers entered Seattle's CHOP zone and arrested at least 23 people.
The Push To Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs
A movement to decriminalize "magic" mushrooms in Washington, D.C., is part of a larger push to loosen restrictions on psychedelic drugs.
Gunman Kills 1, Injures 4 At California Walmart Distribution Center
The man crashed his car into the lobby area before firing at employees with an assault rifle.
