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Prosecutors may file aiding and abetting thirddegree murder charges against three former Minneapolis police officers in the death of George Floyd, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday.

A man who was allegedly with a 13yearold shortly before the child was shot to death by a Chicago police officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a variety of charges.

Fiftytwo prison officer have been suspended for their alleged involvement in an assault on inmates who had protested the lack of face masks and virus tests during the peak of Italys pandemic last year, the justice ministry said Wednesday.

The Biden administration is preparing an executive order to improve opportunities for consumers and small businesses by stepping up oversight of areas of the economy that are dominated by a select few companies, such as meatpacking and internet service pr...

Global shares retreated from recent highs on Wednesday, as Asian markets grew jittery about a resurgence of COVID19 cases and Western markets awaited Friday's U.S. jobs report and what it might mean for monetary policy.

An Atlanta police officer was shot Wednesday afternoon on one of the city's busiest commercial districts and was seen being taken away bleeding badly after a barrage of gunfire, police and a witness said.

A woman with bizarre doomsday beliefs that Idaho prosecutors say she and her husband used to justify the killings of her son and daughter was indicted in metro Phoenix on a charge of conspiring to murder her exhusband.

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams lost much of his lead in the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City after the first round of ranked choice tabulation was released Tuesday, sewing new seeds of uncertainty into an unpredictable contest.

Competition at athletic venues dominated the agenda for television viewers last week, but none was as popular as a competition on stage.

A Florida man on Tuesday pleaded guilty to stealing $24 million in COVID19 relief money by using fake identities and shell companies to fraudulently apply for financial assistance, federal prosecutors said.

John Ascuaga, the son of Basque sheepherders who became a northern Nevada gambling icon after he bought a small coffee shop with a few slot machines in Sparks in 1960 and turned it into a major hotelcasino he operated for more than a half century, has die...

The U.S. House of Representatives easily passed legislation Tuesday that would make it easier for Afghans who worked for the American military or NATO to relocate to the U.S.

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A man who shot and killed a tribal police officer in a remote corner of the nations largest American Indian reservation has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.

A judge in West Virginia has granted a group's request to stop a law tightening requirements on needle exchange programs from being implemented next month.

A Chicago police officer who fatally shot an armed man in the back during a foot pursuit in March has been stripped of his police powers, the department confirmed on Monday.