Starvation has been outlawed as a weapon of war for decades, yet its deliberate use continues to escape accountability due to legal and political hurdles.

The White House used Portland protests as both a justification and political opportunity to advance Trump’s federal crime crackdown, sparking legal challenges and fierce debate over states’ rights.

New York City’s latest crime data shows record-low shootings, murders, and robberies, directly challenging Trump’s calls for military crackdowns on “unsafe” cities.

The hearing on the Trump administration’s response to crime in cities exposed deep political divides over federal intervention and long-term solutions.

An Idaho judge ruled to withhold the release of graphic Bryan Kohberger crime scene photos, prioritizing victims’ families’ privacy over public access.

A look at four gripping true-crime stories where medical betrayal and systemic failures turned healing spaces into scenes of tragedy.

At a congressional hearing in Charlotte, grieving families condemned weak crime policies and judicial failures that allowed repeat offenders to remain free, leading to the murders of their loved ones, including 22-year-old Logan Federico.

Even after Trump’s crime emergency ended, joint patrols between D.C. police and federal immigration authorities have continued, fueling confusion, undermining sanctuary protections, and eroding community trust.

Brian Snitker steps down as Braves manager after 10 seasons, leaving behind a legacy of six division titles and the 2021 World Series championship.

The Rockies have parted ways with longtime GM Bill Schmidt after a historically bad 2025 season, signaling the need for a long-overdue organizational reset.