Associated Press Will No Longer Name Suspects In Minor Crimes

The AP said the publishing of the information could hurt someone's ability to get a job, join a club or run for office years later.

New Intel Report Warns Of More Violence By QAnon Followers

The FBI and Homeland Security report says some 'Q' followers could go from being "digital soldiers" to "engaging in real world violence."

Law Enforcement Struggles To Recruit Since Killing Of Floyd

One year after former Officer Chauvin killed Floyd, police departments are seeing increases in retirements without recruits to replace them.

Global Drug Sting: FBI-Run Messaging App Tricks Organized Crime

More than 800 suspects were arrested and more than 32 tons of drugs were seized police raids in 16 countries under Operation Trojan Shield.

How Tulsa Race Massacre Spent Most Of Last Century Unremembered

The horror and violence inflicted on Tulsa’s Black community didn't become part of the American story. Instead, it was pushed down.

Vallow, Daybell Murder Case Brings To Mind Other Notorious Crimes

The Idaho "doomsday couple" has been charged in the murders of Vallow's two children. America is horrified — and intrigued.

Accountability, With Visibility

Body cameras help monitor police but can invade people's privacy.

George Floyd Death Prompts Some States To Limit Or Ban Chokeholds

Only two states had bans on police hold techniques before the Floyd death. Now, at least 17 have enacted legislation to that end.

Police Violence Remains High Concern In U.S.: AP-NORC Poll

About 6 in 10 Americans say racism in the United States is a serious problem, according to poll by The Associated Press.

Does Banning People With Felonies From Dating Apps Actually Make Anyone Safer?

“It's using the justice system as a barometer of someone's worth.”

Shape-Shifting Computer Chip Thwarts An Army Of Hackers

The research brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

How 6 Eyewitnesses Misidentified A Murderer

Here's what went wrong in the lineup.

Catalytic Converter Thefts Soar With Price Of Precious Metals

The platinum, palladium and rhodium found in catalytic converters attracts thieves who can cost car owners thousands in just a few minutes.

Tiger Still Elusive; Houston Cops Think Traders Are Harboring Her

Cops remain baffled over the whereabouts of a tiger seen strolling in a Houston neighborhood; “Tiger King” star Carol Baskin offers reward.

Extremists May Strike As Virus Restrictions Ease: Terrorism Alert

Racially and ethnically motivated extremists often target religious institutions, businesses or public gatherings, the bulletin noted.

New Scorecard Reveals 'Disturbing Picture' Of Policing In U.S.

The Police Scorecard analyzed police violence, accountability, racial bias and other outcomes in more than 16,000 departments nationwide.

‘Who do you believe?’

From Rodney King to George Floyd, how video evidence can be differently interpreted in courts.

Domestic Violence Isn't About Just Physical Violence

State laws are just beginning to recognize that.

FBI Names Pipeline Cyberattackers As Company Promises Return

The ransomware attack underscored the vulnerabilities of the nation's energy sector, other industries with privately owned infrastructure.

Cyberattack On U.S. Pipeline Is A Wake-Up Call, Experts Say

The worst cyberattack ever on U.S. infrastructure isn't expected to affect gas prices as long as normal operations resume within a few days.

New Database Shows States With Most Gun-Related Hospitalizations

The database, which shows gun-related hospitalizations for every state over a 16-year period, was developed by The Rand Corp.

Sheriff Announces National Correctional Officers Week

"Our correctional officers in Rockland County play a vital role in the criminal justice system."

The Push To Eliminate Qualified Immunity In Law Enforcement

How qualified immunity protects police officers accused of wrongdoing.

The FBI Is Breaking Into Corporate Computers To Remove Malicious Code

Smart cyber defense or government overreach?

Antisemitic Incidents In U.S. Remain At Record Highs

In its annual audit, the Anti-Defamation League reported more than 2,000 incidents that targeted American Jews in 2020.

Texas Public Defender Seeks Posthumous Pardon For George Floyd

Prosecutor: Ex-Houston cop indicted for murder and records tampering made up informants to "bolster his cases against innocent defendants."

Here Are the Safest Colleges In America: Report

FBI crime data on violent, property and hate crimes in and around colleges across the country was used to figure college safety rankings.

The FBI Is Breaking Into Corporate Computers To Remove Malicious Code

Is this smart cyber defense or government overreach?

6 Fatal Police Shootings In America 24 Hours Post-Chauvin Verdict

The shootings are a tragic reminder of the difficult and dangerous decisions law enforcement face daily.

Dating App Bumble Match Turns In Suspected U.S. Capitol Rioter

“We are not a match,” a dating app user told a man who talked about storming the U.S. Capitol in the Jan. 6 insurrection.

After Chauvin Verdict, Congress Ready To Tackle Policing Laws

Police reform legislation that was once stalled on Capitol Hill is now closer than ever to consensus.

Police Brace Nationwide For Protests Surrounding Chauvin Verdict

U.S. cities are on edge as jurors get the case against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, accused of killing George Floyd.

Racial Injustice Protests Turn Violent In Several U.S. Cities

A week of protests following the deaths of Daunte Wright and Adam Toledo culminated in fires, broken windows, and damaged property.

Riot Declared In Portland Protests After Police Kill Man

The vandalism in downtown Portland came after a police shooting that happened earlier Friday.

Families Await News Of Missing Workers On Capsized Ship

Rescuers in the air and the sea have been searching for the 19 workers who were aboard the vessel, which capsized Tuesday.

States With The Worst Drivers In America — See Where Yours Ranks

A study factored in DUI arrests, accident fatalities, lack of insurance and Google searches in ranking the worst drivers.

Murders Rose Last Year. Black And Hispanic Neighborhoods Were Hit Hardest.

A COVID-strained social safety net. Entrenched distrust between cops and communities of color. "2020 was a tinderbox."

U.S. Cities Brace For Possible 'White Lives Matter' Events Sunday

The Center for Extremism attributed warnings to chatter among " extremists and non-extremists" alike on the messaging app Telegram.

Facebook Data Breach: Your Information Was Stolen. Now What?

Information for more than 500 million people was comprised. Here’s how to check if you were affected and how you can protect yourself.

School Violence In U.S. Thwarted When Others Speak Up: Report

Early intervention not only stopped dozens of school shootings. It also kept 100 kids from becoming killers.