Crime

Weinstein was accused in civil lawsuits filed by more than 30 women of sexual harassment, assault and rape.

Law enforcement can add a new non-painful tool to their crime-fighting belts.

The parents filed the wrongful death suit against Royal Caribbean Cruises on Wednesday – more than five months after their 18-month-old daughter, Chloe, fell to her death.

Weinstein, 67, is due in court later in the day. The disgraced movie mogul is scheduled to stand trial in New York City beginning Jan. 6 on rape and sexual assault charges.

The Swiss private banking unit of HSBC will pay $192.4 million to resolve a U.S. tax evasion probe.

A group of Frontier Airlines pilots and flight attendants filed two lawsuits on Tuesday claiming the company discriminated against them during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

Six American oil executives held in an overcrowded Venezuelan prison for two years on corruption charges were granted house arrest Monday.

California is fining the nation's largest pharmacy health care provider a record $3.6 million.

Ashik Desai was among several former execs who were indicted.

The message was one of two acts of vandalism against the banana installation – or the wall where it was placed.

Almost all communication systems, including phone lines and email, in the town's city hall are down, mayor says.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement appealed Monday for anyone who witnessed or has video of last week's shootout between police and the hijackers of a UPS truck to contact the agency.

Stelzer loves being a priest, yet he's frank about the ever-evolving stresses of his vocation that leave him nostalgic for the priesthood he entered in 1983.

Maxwell has kept mum on the topic of her friendship with Epstein and the Duke of York. That's reportedly about to change.

Yoga studios face expensive changes as Netflix doc explores seedier side of hot yoga empire

A female Chicago police officer who was reportedly seen on video drinking with and kissing the now-fired police superintendent is accused of tampering with evidence.

Files found on the fired employee's work computer show he may have victimized dozens of other men.

An attorney told a Los Angeles federal jury Friday it would be reasonable to award $190 million in damages to a British cave explorer who is suing Elon Musk for allegedly branding him as a pedophile during a Twitter spat.

Court papers accuse Scott Hapgood of committing intentional battery and negligence.

Both suspects were killed along with the driver and another motorist.