Three weeks after the death of unarmed African American teen Michael Brown by a white Missouri cop ignited days of protests, Hillary Clinton has finally broken her silence on the issue.
The search ends Thursday night after the missing fighter pilot is declared dead by officials. A fighter jet crashed near the border between Virginia and West Virginia.
On Thursday, Puerto Rico Sen. Antonio Fas Alzamora released a proposal to make Spanish the official language of the U.S. commonwealth, making English a secondary language.
Commander Glenn Evans normally praised for his crime prevention in Chicago neighborhoods was arrested Wednesday for allegedly placing the barrel of his gun in a suspect's mouth.
Islamic State militants could have anti-aircraft weaponry U. S. President Barack Obama has a tough decision in front of him when deciding on whether or not to ramp up air strikes against the Islamic State.
A new poll reveals that the majority of New Yorkers believe New York Police officer Daniel Pantaleo should be criminally prosecuted for his actions in the death of Eric Garner, the Staten Island man who died after police put him in an illegal chokehold last month.
For 50 years, New York has chronically underfunded its public defense attorney system. The result has been a system that costs the taxpayers, as people languish in jail waiting for trial, lose their jobs and homes and families and wind up becoming dependent on the state on release.
CDC: Hispanics are 16 percent of the population, but 21 percent of new HIV/AIDS infections annually The Center for Disease Control rolled out a new campaign to target Hispanic and Latino communities in addressing HIV/AIDS, citing a high number of new infections each year.
Conducted by researchers from three universities, the study found that couples in which one or both partners smoked marijuana had lower instances of spousal violence.
The sister of the infamous Boston Marathon bombing suspects was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly threatened to "put a bomb" on her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend.
A suspected drug trafficker who's been hiding out from police for nearly two decades was wounded during a shootout with deputy U.S. marshals in New York City.
Following criticism of the militarization of law enforcement in Ferguson, Missouri, and the subsequent order for a review of such activities, national organizations are highlighting Arizona police and their use of military-grade weapons.
Man is suspected of killing four people and attempting to kill several others A California man who is suspected of killing four people in a series of shootings has been dubbed a serial killer by the Los Angeles Police Department.
Suspect also killed in shootout in Omaha Emmy-nominated television show "Cops" has long given viewers a rare looking into everyday encounters between police officers and criminals.
