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January 17 2022, 08:00
When the 19-story Twin Parks North West building in the Bronx turned into a deathtrap one week ago, nearly all of the 17 people who perished -- including eight children -- were immigrants from Gambia and other West African countries.
January 17 2022, 08:00
A Tennessee woman who was wrongfully convicted of murdering her great-niece and spent 27 years in prison, was exonerated this week.
January 17 2022, 08:00
Newly released documents appear to show top career officials at the Census Bureau had drafted a memo of concerns during the Trump administration's attempts to exert political pressure on the bureau during the 2020 population count.
January 16 2022, 08:00
Only two out of every five murders in Washington, D.C. were closed in 2021, according to D.C. Witness. Criminologists said the anti-police sentiment made witnesses less willing to cooperate with detectives, leading to less murder arrests.
January 16 2022, 08:00
"Saturday Night Live’s" Weekend Update news segment didn’t hold back on President Biden’s struggles with his stalled agenda and tumbling approval ratings this weekend, comparing them to a cell phone's "power save mode."
January 16 2022, 08:00
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, the city’s police department and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability each faced sharp criticism Friday in a report about a botched police raid, according to reports.
January 16 2022, 08:00
Virginia’s newly sworn-in Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed 11 executive actions on his first day in office, including ending the use of Critical Race Theory in schools, investigating officials' alleged wrongdoing in Loudoun County, and allowing parents to decide if their children should wear masks in schools.
January 16 2022, 08:00
A Tennessee woman who was wrongfully convicted of murdering her great-niece and spent 27 years in prison, was exonerated this week.
January 16 2022, 08:00
The Mayfield, Kentucky, candle factory leveled by a tornado last month is shutting down and 251 employees are being laid off, a company official said.
January 16 2022, 08:00
Only two out of every five murders in Washington, D.C. were closed in 2021, according to D.C. Witness. Criminologists said the anti-police sentiment made witnesses less willing to cooperate with detectives, leading to less murder arrests.