Lawmakers from Albania's right-wing Democratic Party disrupted a parliamentary session Thursday in protest of allegedly authoritarian policy by the country's governing Socialists.
Two corrections officers from West Virginia's Southern Regional Jail have pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy in connection with an inmate's fatal beating.
Columbia University established a doxing resource group and praised the "persistence" of students accused of antisemitism after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israelis.
An anonymous letter with detailed directions to finding a missing woman's body led law enforcement to an "unusual dig site," but they didn't find a body.
Cassidy Kraus, 24, was married on July 1; court filings show her new husband divorced her in August after her school began investigating allegations of sexual misconduct with students.
Legal disputes centered around the protection of an endangered whale species have caused a delay in sale for federal Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases, officials say.
Ex-CNN producer John Griffin settled a lawsuit over the sexual abuse of a 9-year-old girl months after he was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison on a sex trafficking charge.
Country musician Cody Tate has called out a group of adults who were seen in a viral video swiping a full bowl of Halloween candy from outside his home in Texas.
The Indiana Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that state residents facing government attempts to seize their money or property have the right to a trial by jury.
Pennsylvania environmental officials have announced a collaboration between the state and a major natural gas company with the goal of environmental monitoring at well sites.
Texas murder suspect Kaitlin Armstrong allegedly stalked Mo Wilson with a cycling app before brutal "love-triangle" slaying, shot dead victim through heart.
Maryland police arrested a man after he reportedly 'nibbled on' a young girl's ear while she was trick-or-treating, followed her home and pointed a gun at her mother.
A California man who was previously on parole for attempted murder is responsible for a seemingly random stabbing that resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, police say.
Ramiz Younis, of Little Rock, Arkansas, filed a federal lawsuit imploring the State and Defense secretaries to evacuate his wife, kids and other Palestinian Americans.
A series of security lapses contributed to the escape of two inmates at a Philadelphia prison earlier this year. One of the inmates, Ameen Hurst, had been charged with murder.
Decades of mismanagement have jeopardized the safety of patients at Montana's state psychiatric hospital, according to a lawsuit filed by three families on Tuesday.
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