At least 15 people broke State Department rules in mishandling former Secretary Hillary Clinton's emails, the department said in a new review... Read More

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How a brain-numbing street cocktail became a multimillion-dollar uptown hustle. Read More

At 1:30 p.m. on Friday, November 29, 1983, a man the FBI called the Yankee Bandit walked into the lobby of a Bank of America in the Melrose... Read More

A small city in California has been plagued by police shootings, costly civil rights lawsuits, and incidents of excessive force. Read More

Former Nxivm members testified they were brainwashed into being branded and assigned to have sex with him. Read More

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Opposition to vaccines on the left is increasingly worrying the authorities. At one progressive school, 60 percent of the 300 students were... Read More

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DETROIT (AP) — Hundreds of boxes. Millions of records. From Michigan to New Mexico, attorneys general are sifting through files on... Read More

No one was paying attention — until these armchair investigators came along. Read More

Mark Zuckerberg's personal security chief has been placed on administrative leave amid allegations that he made racist and homophobic remarks... Read More

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The lawsuit alleges that over 100 female trainees encountered discrimination at Quantico, and that the FBI allowed the Good Old Boy Network... Read More

Claire McCaskill sat down for a freewheeling discussion with David Axelrod, a former journalist and later Democratic political consultant... Read More

The Department of Education is going after U.S universities over supposed ties to foreign governments, after some took foreign cash and hid... Read More

The gun rights organization, which saw a boost in revenue in 2018, spent more on administrative costs and fundraising, ending the year with a... Read More

LONDON (AP) — Katie Jones sure seemed plugged into Washington's political scene. The 30-something redhead boasted a job at a top think... Read More

In 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump took the unusual step of pledging to choose his Supreme Court nominees from a list vetted and compiled... Read More

Arabella Advisors establishes groups under trade names, and acts as their Read More

Jason Hopkins, DCNF The Obama administration deleted hundreds of speeches and statements on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)... Read More

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The explanation lies not in the sea but on land—in Malaysia, where officials know more than they dare to say. Read More

When Haruhiko Kuroda took over as Bank of Japan governor in 2013, many believed he would end the nation's economic malaise. Six years on the... Read More

The arrest of Ivan Golunov on bogus drug charges sparked intense protests against the menace of the corrupt security state. Read More

Cops are investigating whether at least seven tourists who mysteriously died in the Dominican Republic were poisoned by counterfeit booze,... Read More

The alleged gunman and eight other suspects in the attempted murder of former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz in the Dominican Republic... Read More

For some countries bartering has long been a vital part of how they trade overseas. Read More

A taxi dropped Maroly Bastardo and her two small children by a cemetery not far from the shore in northeast Venezuela. She still had time to... Read More

A handful of illicit pain clinics in Florida and Tennessee added fuel to the nation's opioid crisis during a critical time in its history. Read More

How a brilliant scientist went from discovering a mother lode of treasure at the bottom of the sea to fleeing from authorities with suitcases... Read More

YouTube's removal of thousands of videos and channels featuring Holocaust denial and Nazi ideologies offended a wide array of would-be... Read More

Jeremy Wilson spent years crisscrossing the country and inventing new identities. A war hero, an MIT grad, a Hollywood journalist, an IRA... Read More

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To an early love interest, Joe DeAngelo was energetic and worldly. Now, nearly 50 years later, he stands accused of an extended spasm of... Read More

A massive archive of previously undisclosed materials reveals systematic wrongdoing among powerful officials — and the public has a... Read More

USA TODAY is leading a national effort to obtain and publish disciplinary and misconduct records for thousands of police officers. Read More

The U.S. is the most dangerous country in the developed world to give birth, but hospitals' childbirth complication rates are kept secret. Read More

Beijing's new airport is just the latest megaproject that has seen China pour more concrete every two years than the US did in the entire... Read More

Even as crime has dropped in L.A., thousands of children grow up with a constant drumbeat of death. Read More

The East German state had a habit of taking children from politically undesirable parents and giving them up for adoption. It is a horrific... Read More

Twelve years after James Brown's death, nearly a dozen people who knew him are calling for an autopsy or a criminal investigation Read More