A Colorado judge has denied a request by a defense attorney for Christopher Watts, a man accused of killing his pregnant wife and two daughters, to require a coroner to collect DNA from the necks of the young girls.
Federal authorities have announced a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Shawn Christy, a Pennsylvania man accused of having threatened President Donald Trump and other officials.
A federal grand jury in Northern California has indicted 12 men suspected of being members of the MS-13 gang on murder, extortion, arson, drug trafficking and racketeering charges.
The federal judge presiding over the financial fraud trial of Paul Manafort said Friday he’s received threats because of the case and accordingly has turned down a media request for the names of the members of the jury panel.
Two guns were found inside a pickup truck after a driver was stopped at a checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport, but police say the man was released without charges.
Sen. Richard Burr, who leads the Senate Selective Committee on Intelligence, issued a sharp rebuke of former CIA Director John Brennan, saying that if he has evidence of Russian collusion he should have presented it to his panel.
Authorities say police shot and killed a suspect who allegedly pointed a handgun at a crowd of people at a park and then led officers on a chase in central California.
The archbishop of Dublin said Sunday he hopes Pope Francis will speak frankly about the "darkness" of priestly sex abuse during his upcoming visit to Ireland, which has been clouded by new revelations of misconduct in the U.S. Catholic Church.
Virginia police are investigating a shooting of a man by an on-duty Richmond police officer.
Former CIA director John Brennan said Sunday he's considering suing the Trump administration for revoking his security clearance, prompting Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani to respond: Bring it on.
Therapy finished for the afternoon, Darrell Rogers was wheeled into the visitor's lounge on his hospital floor. He greeted his dad with a wide smile and proceeded to rise from his wheelchair.
St. Paul police are investigating the city's third homicide in a week.
Israel's Supreme Court has doubled the sentence of a former border policeman who was convicted in the death of a stone-throwing Palestinian teenager in 2014.
The bishop of Pittsburgh's Roman Catholic diocese pushed back against a call for his resignation and said the diocese has "followed every single step" needed for responsible action after allegations of child sexual abuse.
Fire investigators say a fire that threatened residents of a Cedar Rapids apartment was intentionally set.
Police say a man in a wheelchair who was firing at a building during a Brooklyn party was shot by an off-duty police officer.
The State Highway Patrol says a man suspected of running over and killing a man he had been arguing with at an interstate rest area in Ohio has been arrested.
Ugandan police say one person has been killed in riots over the arrests of opposition lawmakers, including two who sustained injuries during detention.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on Sunday criticized John Brennan's overheated rhetoric, specifically his description last month of Mr. Trump's behavior at Helsinki as "nothing short of treasonous."
Students in Santa Fe, Texas, will begin a new school year Monday with additional security measures in place following a mass shooting in May that left 10 people dead.
The head of the Rhode Island State Police says troopers will be "aggressively enforcing" laws against driving under the influence as summer winds down.
President Trump's former attorney, John Dowd, says White House counsel Donald McGahn didn't implicate the president in any wrongdoing when he sat down for extensive interviews with the special counsel Robert Mueller's team.
Ugandan police are holding an American man who in video footage is seen attacking a hotel worker with punches and racial insults.
A suburban Chicago college student is recovering from a gunshot wound suffered shortly after he returned home from an internship on Capitol Hill.
A federal judge in Boston is hearing arguments in a lawsuit challenging the arrest of immigrants seeking legal residency through marriage.
