Big reward offered in 'Tiger King' disappearance case
The family of a Florida man who disappeared in 1997 and who appeared on the hit Netflix series “Tiger King,” has hired a lawyer and is offering $100,000 in exchange for information to help solve the case.
Associate in college admissions scheme agrees to plead guilty
Mikaela Sanford will plead guilty to charges in connection with allegations that she took online classes for students.
In Chicago, federal agents hit the streets as homicides spike
There have been 450 murders in the city this year through Aug. 2, a 55% rise from the year-earlier period, according to Chicago police data.
Mississippi poultry plant managers charged in 2019 immigration raid
Executives at two Mississippi poultry processing plants were charged in federal court Thursday with harboring hundreds of illegal immigrants.
Deutsche Bank complying with probe into Trump: Report
Deutsche Bank is complying with a subpoena by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., giving his office financial statements and other records related to President Donald Trump, according to the New York Times.
Trucking company not going to cities pushing to defund police: 'We have to keep drivers safe'
A trucking company owner told Fox News on Wednesday that services will not be directed to cities that are pushing to defund the police in order to keep drivers safe.
FBI agents raid Cleveland offices at building connected to Ukrainian oligarch
FBI agents on Tuesday raided the Cleveland offices of a building with connections to a Ukrainian oligarch, according to reports.
Disgraced ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes is asking for too much: Prosecutors
Prosecutors fired back against Elizabeth Holmes’ recent request for court documents, arguing that she is asking for too much.
What is structuring, or 'smurfing'?
Structuring is a white-collar crime that involves moving large sums of money secretly by breaking them down into smaller amounts.
Who is Robert Durst?
Robert Durst is an heir to the Durst New York City real estate empire.
Lawyers banned from identifying Jeffrey Epstein victims
Attorneys are not permitted to publicly identify accusers even if they've spoken in a public forum.
Push for police-free schools sees resistance from some educators of color
School districts nationwide are working to remove police officers from campuses, but some Black and Indigenous educational leaders are resisting the push.
China-backed hackers targeted Moderna to steal coronavirus research, says US security official
Chinese government-linked hackers targeted biotech company Moderna Inc, a U.S.-based coronavirus vaccine research developer, this year in a bid to steal data, according to a U.S. security official tracking Chinese hacking.
What is an indictment?
A grand jury determines there is probable cause to indict someone.
What is a public defender?
A public defender serves as someone’s defense attorney for a criminal case when the person cannot afford one or is otherwise unable to obtain one.
NYC Trader Joe's workers attacked by duo who refused to wear masks: Police
What started as a store worker's request that the men wear masks or leave later descended into chaos.
Giuliani: Democrats 'want crime,' murder to defeat Trump
"They want crime – I don’t think they even realize it – they even want murder, so that they can defeat him."
What is a grand jury?
A grand jury convenes behind closed doors and examines evidence from a purported crime to decide if there is probable cause.
U.S. prosecutors seek 27 months imprisonment for former Uber self-driving head
Prosecutors are seeking 27 months imprisonment for the former head of Uber's self-driving unit for taking sensitive documents from Google.
Man admits to securities scheme that netted more than $17M
A New Jersey-based securities trader admitted Tuesday to orchestrating a massive, long-running market manipulation scheme and tax fraud that netted more than $17 million in illegal profits, federal prosecutors said.



















