​NSA Finds Major Security Flaw In Windows 10; Free Fix Issued

Microsoft issued a fix Tuesday after the National Security Agency found a flaw that could let hackers intercept secure communications.

Toyota Announces Recall Of Nearly 700K Cars Over Stall Risk

The automaker said Monday that it is recalling nearly 700,000 Toyota and Lexus vehicles from across the country.

​World's Largest Volunteer Force Fights Australia's Wildfires

An army of 72,000 volunteers has been at the forefront of Australia's battle against wildfires that have devastated the nation for months.

Hundreds Of Accused Clergy Left Off Church's Sex Abuse Lists: AP

An Associated Press report finds despite the release of nearly 5,300 names, most in the last two years, the lists are incomplete.

​Judge Holding Bond Hearing For Man Tried 6 Times In Killings

Four of Curtis Flowers' convictions for the 1996 deaths of four people were overturned, and there were two mistrials.

Hate Crimes In United States 2018: FBI Report Shows A Decrease

New FBI data shows the number of reported hate crimes decreased slightly nationwide from 2017.

London Bridge Stabbing: 2 Dead In Area Popular With U.S. Tourists

Two deaths were reported in a stabbing Friday in an area typically filled with tourists, business people and workers heading home.

Firefighter Fatality Report: Deaths Down From 2017

The U.S. Fire Administration recently published its annual report, "Firefighter Fatalities in the United States."

FBI Crime Stats: New Report Shows Crime Down From 2017

For the second straight year, the estimated number of violent crimes nationwide decreased from the previous year.

As Mass Killings Continued, So Did Plans For Dozens More

As many as 30 potential mass shootings have been averted by police since the rampages that killed 31 people in Texas and Ohio.

‘Pink Lady Bandit’ On Bank Robbery Spree Along East Coast: FBI

A woman dubbed the "Pink Lady Bandit" has been on a bank robbery spree along the East Coast, the FBI says.

Ole Miss Students Face Possible Civil Rights Investigation

The three Ole Miss students were pictured posing with guns in front of a bullet-riddled sign honoring slain civil rights icon Emmett Till.

Police Shooting Database Examines Incidents, Officers Involved

A new study reveals that white officers are not more likely to fatally shoot minority civilians compared to black or Hispanic officers.

An Internet Impostor And A $9M Murder Pact

An Indiana man masterminded a “catfishing” scam in which an Alaska teen murdered her best friend, expecting $9 million, authorities said.

Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 27, Across US

Americans turned in nearly 457 tons of prescription drugs in the last National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

Sri Lanka Explosions: Several Americans Among 200 Dead

The first six blasts toppled ceilings and blew out windows at a famous Catholic church in Colombo and at three luxury hotels in the city.

Notre Dame Cathedral Fire: Photos Show Destruction After Blaze

UPDATED: Heartbreaking photos show Notre Dame Cathedral interior and facade hours after being engulfed by flames in Paris on April 15, 2019

Fire At Notre Dame Cathedral In Paris: World Reacts

Reactions are pouring in from around the world after flames tore through historic Notre Dame Cathedral on Monday.

Feds Break Up $1.2B Orthopedic Medical Brace Scheme

Two dozen people, including doctors and execs from telemedicine and medical equipment companies, were arrested in nationwide sweep Tuesday.

New Zealand Attack: Increased Security At U.S. Mosques

Police departments in New York City, Chicago and elsewhere are being extra vigilant with security at local mosques.

'Operation Varsity Blues': 7 Must-Know Details Alleged In Scheme

Wealthy celebrities, CEOs and college coaches are implicated in the massive scheme that relied on bribes and deception, officials say.

Ethiopian Airlines Plane Crash In Photos: Mangled Metal, Despair

An Ethiopian Airlines plane crashed near Addis Ababa early Sunday. Photos showed devastated families waiting for relatives in Nairobi.

Ethiopian Airlines Plane Crashes; 8 Americans Among Dead

An Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed early Sunday near the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa. At least 150 people died.

260 Caught In Sweep Scammed Elderly Of $750M: Justice Department

Those arrested are accused of scamming more than 2 million Americans, most of them elderly, out of more than $750 million.

Gallup Ranks Every State For Overall Well-Being

Gallup released its findings Wednesday. The state-level data is based on 115,000 surveys nationwide.

Listen To Social Security Scam That Has Targeted Thousands

The FTC is warning of a social security scam that it says is growing exponentially.

Bomb Threats Emailed Nationwide Demanding Bitcoin Payment

The FBI confirmed it is aware of the emailed threats, which threaten to blow up buildings if Bitcoin payments aren't made.

Here's How Likely It Is You'll Crash Into A Deer In Each State

Most animal-involved crashes occur in November, October and December. Here's how likely it is you'll hit a deer, according to State Farm.

7 Russian Intelligence Hackers Charged In International Scheme

The Justice Department says the officers in the Russian Main Intelligence Directorate hacked computers as part of a disinformation campaign.

Here Are The 10 Best Police Officer Lip Sync Videos

Cops across America are challenging each other to sing and dance to pop songs, such as "Thriller" and "Ice Ice Baby." Here are the best.

Health Care Fraud Takedown Targets 601 Defendants, Including Docs

The DOJ said 163 defendants were charged for their roles in prescribing and distributing opioids as well as other dangerous narcotics.

Here Are The States Where Identity Theft Is Most Common

If you wait until the last minute to file your taxes, you might want to read this.

Grandmother Of Homeschooled Teen Who Starved Pleads Guilty

Carla Bousman’s contact with Sabrina Ray and her siblings was “was nothing but a nightmare for them,” judge said.

14 Killed In Crash Involving Bus Carrying Canadian Hockey Team

The bus was carrying members of the Humboldt Broncos, a junior hockey team in Canada.

YouTube Shooter Was A She: Brief History Of Female Mass Shooters

Mass shootings are an almost exclusively male phenomenon, though there have been a handful or recent cases where the shooter was female.

Fight Over Woman Leads To Fatal Shooting In Peoria, PD Says

Peoria police say that the fatal shooting on Monday came as two men argued over a woman. The victim has been identified as Jamie Guerrero.

Anti-Semitic Incidents Climbed 57 Percent Last Year In US: Report

There were nearly 2,000 anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. last year involving harassment, vandalism or assault.

Do Not Arm Teachers, Say Military Vets Now Working As Cops

Veterans span both sides of this issue, but two veterans who are cops certainly don't want armed teachers in our schools.

Missouri Has Had Over 650 Crashes Since Sunday Afternoon

The largest crash happened on Interstate 44 near Marshfield. Up to 80 vehicles were damaged and another two dozen became blocked.

'Jackpotting' Attacks Targeting ATMs Make Their Way To US

The Secret Service is warning law enforcement and financial institutions of the attacks that have made their way to the United States.