crimes

California Middle School Student, 13, Dies After Alleged Assault by Fellow Students

By Josiah Bates

Man and Young Girl Struck by New York City Subway Train

By Jasmine Aguilera

A Sleepy Giant Seal Helped Foil an International Drug Smuggling Operation in Australia

By Rachael Bunyan

Multiple People Stabbed in Tallahassee, Florida

By Jasmine Aguilera
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N.J. Man Charged Over 'Donuts' On Trump's Golf Course

The stunt caused at least $17,000 in damage, police say

By Mahita Gajanan

After an Atlanta Hyatt Housekeeper Reported a Flasher, the Man Died in a Fall Trying to Escape Hotel Security

The man fell from a balcony on the 10th story of the Hyatt Regency hotel

By Jasmine Aguilera

Man Exacts Revenge on a Hotel By Running a Digger Through Lobby That Had It Coming

Never stiff a man with access to heavy machinery

By Melissa Locker

Police Probe Vandalism of Colorado Mosque

An Islamic group is urging officials to investigate the incident as a hate crime

By Maya Rhodan

Families of Charleston Shooting Victims Are Suing the FBI

Because Dylann Roof was able to buy a gun

By Rosalie Chan

Driver Shot and Killed by Her 2-Year-Old Son

Her son was in the back seat of the car

By Maya Rhodan

Cologne: New Year's Eve Sex-Assault Cases Rise

The assaults, committed on New Year's Eve, have led to angry protests against the country's tolerant refugee policy

By Rishi Iyengar

Serial's Adnan Syed Sets Out His Case for a New Trial

Argues he was given ineffective counsel by attorney Christina Gutierrez

By Laura Stampler

Teen Took Snapchat Selfie With Murder Victim

Prosecutor says the Snapchat "was a key piece of evidence that led investigators to the defendant"

By Laura Stampler

Judging the Couple Who Locked Their Kids In a Car to Go Wine Tasting

Schadenfreude is modern parenting's favorite spectator sport.

By Melissa Locker

Man Cited for Eating a Cheeseburger While Driving

Put out an APB on a royale with cheese

By Laura Stampler

Postal Worker Stole 2,000 Pieces of Mail Because 'I Was Bored'

At least she was honest?

By Laura Stampler

Non-White Americans Feel Police Less Likely to Protect Them, Poll Finds

There is a difference between confidence levels among whites and non-whites

By Laura Stampler

Ferguson Heats Up Again

Some demonstrators appear to have been arrested by police while attempting to march near I-70 entrance ramp in the St. Louis suburb

By Maya Rhodan

Verdict in Pistorius Trial Set for Sept. 11

The verdict will mark the end of a five-month trial

By Justin Worland
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