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A Massachusetts State Police tactical photographer who leaked photos of the Boston Marathon bombing suspect bloodied and with a sniper rifle's laser trained on his forehead during the manhunt in April has been returned to patrol duty.Sgt.
New York City officials on Friday will begin their appeal of a federal judge’s ruling that a controversial NYPD tactic known as “stop and frisk” violates the constitutional rights of blacks and Hispanics.
Gay couples in New Jersey, testing the reach of a landmark Supreme Court ruling earlier this summer, asked a judge Thursday to declare same-sex marriage legal in the Garden State.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel unleashed an array of new regulations Thursday aimed at stemming sexual assaults in the ranks but the directives will not remove rape-case investigations from the chain of command — a move passionately and frequently urged by some U.S. senators and victims advocates.
A chameleon of a con man who posed as a Rockefeller heir to gain entree to society circles was sentenced Thursday to 27 years to life for murdering his landlady's son in 1985.
A Los Angeles Times article reported today that workers get more vacation time these days but fewer paid sick days.The article reveals that workers have gained more vacation days over the past two decades, but they have not gained or have actually lost paid sick days. So is more vacation days the route companies are taking to make up for fewer paid sick days?
A long-time trusted assistant to renowned contemporary artist Jasper Johns has been charged with looting and selling nearly two dozen works from his Connecticut studio, pocketing $3.4 million.
A Massachusetts State Police tactical photographer who leaked photos of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev bloodied and with a sniper rifle's laser trained on his forehead during the manhunt in April has been returned to patrol duty.Sgt.
The Economic Policy Institute (EPI) has released a lot of important research about the economy in the past few weeks. Here's a look at some of the key pieces it uncovered about the U.S. economy.
The day members of SEAL Team Six stormed Osama bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan and killed the terrorist mastermind, President Barack Obama at one point left the Situation Room to play cards, according to Reggie Love, the president’s body man at the time.
