We must rein in the lawlessness of ICE. That starts by demanding accountability for criminal actions by ICE agents.

A woman has urged tougher vetting for care workers after her husband's carer stole jewellery and cash from their home. Rachel Goodman, 54, from Yeovil, who had a similar previous conviction, was handed a 12-month suspended sentence by Weymouth magistrates.

At least two people have been wrongly charged under a Florida law that outlaws people living in the U.S. illegally from entering the state since a federal judge halted its enforcement.

Gov. Jerry Brown offered this defense of his signing a statewide $15 minimum wage into law: “Economically, minimum wages may not make sense. But morally, socially, and

The New Jersey Supreme Court has upheld the state’s charity care program, ruling that hospitals must continue treating low-income patients regardless of their ability to pay. In a unanimous decision issued Wednesday,

The internet in China is already tightly controlled and censored. The "Great Firewall" blocks the country's more than 1 billion users from accessing international sites and services without a government-approved virtual private network app, or VPN.

A pregnant woman has described being stabbed by her father-in-law in an unprovoked attack at her place of work as "mind-blowing". Sasha Field, 38, from Stevenage, Hertfordshire, was stabbed in her wrist and her chest by Bryan Field in February 2024.

Federal investigators have indicted several current and former law enforcement leaders in Louisiana, accusing them of participating in a paid scheme to bypass immigration laws. They were arrested this week. FBI officials shared details of the 62-count indictment on visa fraud in a Wednesday press conference.

After exiting “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” Juliana Aidén Martinez is joining the cast of another Dick Wolf police procedural: “FBI.” No details have been revealed about Martinez’s “FBI” character just yet, but she’ll appear on the CBS series’ upcoming eighth season.

His family and those who worked alongside him for years said he helped pioneer many of the practices commonly found in modern-day policing in Connecticut and beyond.