Law and order
A gang accused of leaving a trail of violence across Massachusetts is now in the crosshairs of federal authorities. Prosecutors say dozens of alleged members are facing charges tied to murders, shootings and drug crimes.
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A disturbing Arizona Senate hearing raised allegations that some court-appointed fiduciaries exploited the very people they were supposed to protect. Now, lawmakers are promising investigations, reforms, and possible consequences.
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Following 2025's 'Operation No Escape,' the FBI's New Haven office has kicked off summer with a bang with the 2026 follow-up, which aims to lower violent crime by targeting some of the state's worst offenders.
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The gun control group Brady is suing the Department of Justice and ATF in a bid to force the release of sensitive, protected firearm trace data so they can continue their “name and shame” campaign against retailers.
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With new funding secured, officials say immigration enforcement is entering a far more aggressive phase.
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A two-day highway operation in South Carolina ended with more than 100 arrests, drug seizures, and a crackdown on fraudulent commercial drivers.
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What began as a protest ended with a federal felony conviction, prison time, and a warning from prosecutors: violence has consequences.
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Prosecutors say two Utah court clerks identified ICE's target and helped illegal aliens leave through a secure courthouse exit. Now both are facing federal charges.
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Assault. Rape. Homicide. ICE has released its first-ever report detailing the victims who turned to the agency's VOICE program for help and the numbers are drawing attention in Washington.
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Deported after convictions for strangulation, assault, and weapons offenses, authorities say he slipped back into the country and was convicted of strangulation again. Now ICE says he's facing federal charges and another deportation.
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The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the Philadelphia Police Department’s policy for revoking gun carry permits, citing concerns over vague standards that may violate residents’ Second Amendment rights.
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For years, sanctuary cities have drawn a hard line against federal immigration enforcement. Now a Trump administration official is weighing a move that could flip the script and send shockwaves through international travel hubs.
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From her mother's escape from communist Cuba to her faith in God, Sara Carter reveals what drives her war against drug cartels.
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The battle over border enforcement funding is escalating as a $70 billion package advances toward a critical House vote.
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A major policy shift is reshaping how service members’ religious beliefs are recorded and supported inside the U.S. military.
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