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Mohammed Ali woke up to find the gang inside his home with machetes at the throats of his daughters, aged 7 and 12.

"I’ve not slept since. My family is broken. My kids wouldn’t come home."

Radio journalist Ralikonelo Joki was shot multiple times by unknown attackers.

Thousands of Americans each year turn to state-run programs that provide financial assistance to crime victims

Black people are disproportionately denied aid from state programs that reimburse victims of violent crime

Two New York Police Department officers ambushed and killed responding to a 911 call and the rookie cop who took down the gunman are among those who will be honored Wednesday by President Joe Biden with the Medal of Valor, the nation’s highest honor for bravery by a public safety…

Paul Cox 'didn't know' he had a hand grenade in his airing cupboard

On May 15, three senators involved with the walkout—Daniel Bonham (R), Dennis Linthicum (R), and Brian Boquist (I)—accrued their 10th unexcused absences, a threshold making them ineligible to be re-elected to a subsequent term under Measure 113, a ballot measure Oregon voters approved in 2022.

The bill is a non-solution to a serious problem. Are tollway shootings really rare because bad guys are too cheap to pay tolls?

Legislators and judges across US are grappling with top court’s ruling, which has been used to challenge restrictions.

A Minnesota man who told an FBI informant that he was building an arsenal of automatic weapons to use against police has pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun