Four Canadians facing charges they crossed into the United States to fraudulently skim money from ATM machines in Vermont could have stolen almost $250,000.
A man who shot and paralyzed a St. Louis Cardinals fan after a 2015 game, heightening concerns about the safety of fans leaving the ballpark, was sentenced Friday to 35 years in prison.
After hearing more than two weeks’ worth of evidence, jurors ruled Friday that Rolling Stone magazine and a writer defamed a University of Virginia administrator in a 2014 story about an alleged sexual assault, media outlets reported.
Media report a federal jury has found Rolling Stone magazine, its publisher and a reporter defamed a University of Virginia administrator in a discredited story about gang rape at a fraternity house.
The proposed merger of electric car maker Tesla and SolarCity just got a big thumbs up from a prominent proxy advisory firm and shares in both companies shot up more than ten percent in afternoon trading.
An Iowa city will pay $85,500 to settle a lawsuit involving a 13-year-old girl who was handcuffed after yelling at a police officer to "slow down" as he sped by in his patrol car, according to a settlement agreement.
The U.S. military has ended its bombing campaign against ISIS in the Libyan coastal city of Sirte after three months of round-the-clock airstrikes beginning on Aug. 1, multiple U.S. defense officials tell Fox News.
Evidence shows that a white University of Cincinnati police officer was wearing a T-shirt with a picture of a Confederate flag on it when he fatally shot an unarmed black man last year.
A man who accidentally shot his 2-year-old nephew and 9-year-old niece with one bullet as the children slept at a Cleveland home has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Pittsburgh's police chief is resigning, weeks after a no-confidence vote by the police union and months after angering some officers by addressing the Democratic National Convention while in uniform.
The FBI and New York Police Department say they are assessing the credibility of information they received of a possible al-Qaida terror attack against the U.S. on the eve of Election Day.
A shipping vessel named Newlead Grandino from Malta has been stranded since Sept. 20 just yards from the coast of Baltimore harbor-- and since most of the men on board are foreign-- they do not have visas and they cannot come ashore.