Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil was freed from a Louisiana detention after judge challenged the government's detention of the pro-Palestinian activist facing deportation proceedings.
A lawsuit alleges a bank violated the Americans with Disabilities Act after a manager placed a Chucky doll on an employee's chair despite knowing her fear, leading to a PTSD diagnosis.
The Minnesota state senator who survived an assassination attempt last weekend says he and his wife were shot a combined 17 times — just moments before the gunman allegedly murdered another lawmaker and her husband.
Police warn about "jugging," a crime where thieves monitor banks and ATMs, then rob victims who withdraw large sums of money, with cases spreading from Texas to South Carolina.
Newark Airport faces delays due to FAA Traffic Management Program triggered by staffing shortages, with flights delayed over an hour and a half amid nationwide controller shortages.
Trump signals possible settlement with Harvard over international student policies amid legal battle where the university sued DHS challenging the revocation of its exchange program.
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USDA announces new Texas facility to breed sterile New World screwworm flies as part of an effort to combat the flesh-eating parasite threatening livestock near the US-Mexico border.
Colleague of John O'Keefe speaks out after Karen Read's acquittal, as defense suggests the real killer in the 2022 blizzard death remains at large amid a flawed investigation
Atlanta doctor must pay $2.25 million to grieving family after posting autopsy photos of their decapitated baby on Instagram without authorization following a birth complication.
The FBI is increasing surveillance of Iran-backed operatives in the U.S. as President Donald Trump considers getting involved in the conflict between Tehran and Israel.
Tiffany Henyard, Dolton's former mayor facing legal challenges, launches a $99 autobiography titled "Standing on Business" while pleading the Fifth over document requests.
Hilton Head Island shark attack leaves beachgoer with serious leg injuries, following incident where 9-year-old Florida girl's hand was nearly severed during Gulf Coast snorkeling trip.
Former DEA informant Jorge Hernandez charged with extorting cocaine traffickers by posing as a paralegal and promising light sentences for bribes of cash and property
Trenton Abston charged with stalking and attempted kidnapping of Memphis Mayor Paul Young, arrested with restraint tools after scaling wall to mayor's neighborhood
Scott Gardner, 33, is charged with aggravated manslaughter in connection with the hot car death of his 18-month-old son in Florida at the beginning of June.
An illegal immigrant from El Salvador, Saul Morales-Garcia, allegedly attacked U.S. Attorney John Sarcone in Albany with a knife, making a throat-slitting gesture before being arrested. He remains jailed without bail.
Karen Read faces legal battles after her murder acquittal on multiple fronts, including potential lawsuits against investigators while defending against claims from the victim's family.
A man is in custody after allegedly buying explosives to attack police during Los Angeles deportation protests, and the FBI credits a store cashier for thwarting the plan.
Minnesota shooting suspect Vance Boelter was arrested after the "largest manhunt in state's history" with evidence he targeted multiple lawmakers in a coordinated attack.
