Crime

Why Mail Theft Is On the Rise

By Alana Semuels

Biden Touts Falling Crime Rates

By Brian Bennett

Prime Suspect Admits to Holloway Murder

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What We Know About the Gilgo Beach Murders Case

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What to Know About O'Shae Sibley

The NYPD confirmed to TIME that Sibley's stabbing is being investigated as a “possible biased incident.”

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DeSantis Moves to Trump's Right on Criminal Justice

DeSantis has said he would repeal Trump's First Step Act, and could shift the GOP primary to the right on criminal justice issues.

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Manson Follower Leslie Van Houten Gets One Step Closer to Parole

The youngest Manson follower was convicted in 1971 for the murders of a grocery-store-chain owner and his wife

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Congress Grills DeJoy on Surge in Mail Theft

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy generally received a warmer welcome from Democrats than he had in the past, as he answered lawmakers questions about a surge in mail-related crimes.

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How a Netflix Show Helped Save a Missing Teen

A man saw a missing girl on a Netflix true crime show. Then she walked into his store.

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Jordan Neely's Death Reminds Some New Yorkers of the 1984 Bernhard Goetz Case

“We cannot end up back to a place where vigilantism is tolerable,” Al Sharpton said. “It wasn’t acceptable then and it cannot be acceptable now.”

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Whole Foods Shutters SF Store, Citing Crime

A flagship Whole Foods shuttered abruptly, citing the city’s struggles with homelessness, drugs and crime.

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Could Trump Be Convicted of a Felony if He Becomes President Again?

There's no clear answer, legal experts say.

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Why Some Politicians Smile for Their Mug Shots

Trump will go into this photo “knowing that he is going to be a meme, both for his supporters and his detractors."

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What We Know So Far About the Denver High School Shooting

The manhunt for a student who allegedly shot two Denver high school administrators is over, authorities announced Wednesday night, after law enforcement agents searching for the suspect located a body.

By Chad de Guzman

Central Park Five Case Shaped Trump and Bragg

Both Trump and the Manhattan DA who may soon indict him found their lives impacted by the infamous case that led to the wrongful convictions of Black and Latino men.

By Eric Cortellessa

Miami Beach Never Wanted Spring Break Partiers, Mayor Says After Deadly Shootings

“I don't think we need to be an all-night party town. We offer so much more,” Mayor Dan Gelber says.

By Tara Law

Clashes at Atlanta's 'Cop City' Turn Violent

23 people were charged with domestic terrorism.

By Nik Popli

5 Arrested in Connection With Deadly Kidnappings in Mexico

Tamaulipas governor Américo Villarreal said two of the four died, and of the remaining two, one was wounded and the other unharmed.

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Trump at CPAC Pitches Military to Cities

Trump at CPAC called for the federal government completely taking over Washington, D.C., as Biden appears poised to block the district’s divisive crime bill.

By Brian Bennett

What Lightfoot's Bad Loss Means for Democrats

The Chicago Mayor carried each of the city’s 50 wards just four years ago. On Tuesday, she couldn't even get enough votes to make a runoff.

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