The high-profile conservative commentator described Australia as a ‘tyrannical police state’ during an episode of her self-titled TV show

After prosecutors flagged hundreds of cops caught fixing tickets for friends and family a decade ago, the officers’ work was supposed to get an extra level of scrutiny. Some cases fell apart anyway.

A prosecutor said the police had been wrong to claim that passengers on the Philly commuter train had witnessed the attack and recorded it for “their own gratification.”

Former Lehigh County dispatchers allege the 911 center has a history of racism and negligence.

Amazon Labor Union bids to create independent union group – but workers say the company has openly opposed their effort

Drug gangs in the Netherlands have long since graduated from hashish to cocaine - and from dealing on the streets to a spree of contract killings. Police, lawyers, journalists: All are at risk of falling victim to the drug violence that has gripped the country.

“There’s that deep connection through real memories.”

A hacker discovered that former President Donald Trump's social media platform "Truth Social" was publicly accessible online.

‘I’m happier than I’ve been in 10 years’

Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on a set in New Mexico on Thursday, accidentally killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. The incident occurred on the set of “R…

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Royal Caribbean is planning for what it calls the longest and most comprehensive world cruise ever. Passengers will be onboard the Serenade of the Seas for 274 nights - that's nine months!

The drug kingpin's hippos have run wild in Colombia. A new court ruling could help pave the way for a humane way to deal with the world's most invasive species.

"They have been denied classroom instruction, barred from extracurricular activities, and forced to be suspended and separated from their peers for well over a month ... ."

As wildfires consume the American west, economic uncertainty plagues those tasked with containing them

After Metropolitan Police Department Sgt. Enis Jevric shot and killed An’Twan Gilmore—the second of three shootings D.C. officers committed in roughly a week—Chief Robert Contee promised a thorough investigation. That investigation will determine whether the sergeant’s actions were justified and whether he’ll face any administrative repercussions. But Loose Lips may not be allowed to see the investigation report, and neither will you. In late May, LL asked MPD for the complete investigative reports into the deaths of D’Quan Young, Jeffrey Price, Marqueese Alston, Eric Carter, Deon Kay, and Karon Hylton-Brown, all of whom died at the hands of D.C. officers. It took the department nearly three months to issue a blanket denial, well past the 15-day deadline required by law. MPD cited three exemptions to FOIA that are intended to protect the right to a fair trial and personal privacy. “Because some or all of the subject investigations are pending in litigation … no additional records can be released under a FOIA request absent authorization and/or a privacy waiver from the decedents’ families and/or their legal representatives,” the denial letter says. In effect, MPD is withholding at least some of the records based on the possibility they might get sued in the future. The denial letter does not distinguish between the fatal incidents that are currently the subject of litigation and those that are not. There are no lawsuits filed in the deaths of Young, Carter and Hylton-Brown, according to the Office of the Attorney General.

In a rural classroom in India’s Uttar Pradesh state, Annurag Dwivedi Annu is teaching teenage girls a lesson they’ll never forget. It’s not sexual predators he’s warning them about. It’s Muslim men. “There are a lot of cases where they’ll blackmail girls like you. They take compromising photos of you. In the end, you’ll become suicidal. And those guys? When you’re gone, they chase someone else,” Annu said in the classroom.  “You must have heard of all kinds of Jihad by now,” continues the school’s principal Harshvardhan Singh. “But maybe you’re learning about ‘Love Jihad’ for the first time.” Singh and Annu are middle aged men, who’ve organized this special lecture because they feel it's their “sacred duty” as devout members of a Hindu nationalist movement. They believe Muslim men are being trained and paid to lure Hindu women into marriage and childbirth. It’s a conspiracy they call “Love Jihad,” and they say it’s designed to convert India into an Islamic nation.

We’ve long been warned about the ravages of time. As today’s stars redefine what it means to be old, where does that leave the rest of us non-LeBrons?

Companies are using D.C.’s tip sheet industry to supercharge the corporate media crusade against climate, health care, and anti-poverty legislation

Within hours of announcing the launch, Donald Trumps social media platform Truth Media shuts down amid massive trolling. Trolls posting poop on pigs' balls helped bring down his new free speech site within hours of debut.