Seattle 'CHOP' group defends 'defund the police' push after deadly shooting within zone
Seattle Police said a "violent crowd" prevented officers from getting to a shooting victim on Saturday.
Top Manhattan prosecutor leaves job after standoff with Barr
An extraordinary standoff between the Justice Department and Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman ended Saturday when the prosecutor agreed to leave his job with an assurance that his investigations into allies of President Donald Trump would not be disturbed.
Trump nominates SEC Chairman Jay Clayton to replace Geoffrey Berman as US attorney in New York
President Trump nominated the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Jay Clayton, to be the next US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
What is embezzlement?
Embezzlement describes when someone illegally moves money or property from a person or entity’s holdings into their own.
Spirit Airlines fined for improperly bumping passengers
The Department of Transportation fined Spirit Airlines for misclassifying bumped passengers as volunteers, and improperly compensating them.
IRS bought cellphone location data in attempt to track tax criminals: Report
The anonymized information did not help the agency locate any offenders.
Atlanta police call out sick over charges in fatal shooting
Atlanta police officers called out sick to protest the filing of murder charges against an officer who shot a man in the back.
Coronavirus has Lori Loughlin 'scared to death' of prison: Report
More than 6,100 inmates in federal prisons have caught COVID-19, according to the Bureau of Prisons.
Chicken, beef companies face price fixing investigations as they say coronavirus limits supply
Consumers and grocers continue to worry about meat shortages or price spikes linked to coronavirus.
Felony murder charge against Atlanta police officer an 'outrage to justice': Giuliani
Atlanta Police Officer Garrett Rolfe was hit with 11 charges, including felony murder, in last week's fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks.
Varney: Democrats associate with ‘lawlessness' in Seattle’s CHOP
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues liberal rhetoric and the autonomous zone is a "political problem" for Democrats.
US files charges against Chinese mask manufacturer
It's the latest case brought against a company for allegedly selling substandard products that could put wearers at risk amid the coronavirus pandemic
Some police officers looking to relocate to more cop-friendly departments
Law Enforcement Move helps officers dissatisfied at precincts where they are currently working find new police departments where they can go.
Green Beret, son arrested in Ghosn escape are flight risk: Prosecutors
Earlier this month, the legal team representing Michael and Peter Taylor told a judge that “bail jumping” is not a crime in Japan, and, therefore, helping someone evade bail conditions isn’t a crime either.
Bumble Bee ex-CEO sentenced in price-fixing scheme
Former Bumble Bee Foods CEO Christopher Lischewski got a stiff sentence for tuna price fixing.
Seattle CHOP zone businesses worry about slow police response times
It's taking officers three times as long to respond to emergencies in the East Precinct, which includes CHOP, because police had to abandon the precinct, Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best said.
Harvard professor pleads not guilty to hiding ties to China
A Harvard University professor pleaded not guilty Tuesday to lying about his ties to a Chinese-run recruitment program.
What is the FBI?
The FBI is the lead investigative branch under the Department of Justice.
Trump signs executive order establishing police credentialing system, database to track excessive force
Tuesday's executive order is the first of a series of expected announcements by the GOP.
Pennsylvania police chief defends Dunkin' after worker reportedly turns cop away
A Pennsylvania police chief has come to the defense of an area Dunkin’ after an employee reportedly told an officer he was not welcome at the store.



















