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"You begin to look over your shoulder. It's like kind of an infidelity that you can explain it, but you can't undo it," Thomas said.

Eugene Banta was just out of law school when he won a personal-injury case that's now the basis for Trump's costly contempt order in Manhattan.

Tarrio wants a venue change. But he's citing an Oath Keepers-backed poll — already rejected by judges — showing 72% of District residents believe Jan. 6-ers are guilty.

India currently imports 85% of its oil demand and the rise in crude oil prices directly increases import bill and expenses. This ever-increasing dema...

The deputy said he was trimming his dog's nails when the dog nipped at him. So he duct-taped the dog's legs, dropped him in a ditch, and shot him.

Laura Heath, 40, was sentenced to 20 years in prison at Coventry Crown Court, England, for the manslaughter of her son, Hakeem Hussain, in 2017.

An Arby's manager in Alabama "snapped" and poured hot grease on a drive-thru customer following an altercation, said Hueytown police, per WVTM.

In the latest war-of-words volley, James asked a judge to 'coerce' Trump into turning over his personal business documents. The battle goes to court Monday.

"The imbecile who wrote this entry should be hunted down and shot," a California man is accused of writing to dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster.

"We're not the police. We're not vigilantes. We're out to try and make sure that people feel safe," the leader of the Violence Interrupters said.

A Maryland man believed he was saving a woman from a New York mobster, but the cash was spent on Rolex watches and a Rolls Royce by the Evans-Kaslov family.

Trump fights back against his New York nemesis in papers filed Tuesday night. James wants him fined $10,000 a day and held in contempt for failing to turn over documents.

Tarrio must really hate jail — he's promising to stop using the Internet if he gets out. His family in Miami also want to post a $1 million bail bond.

The incident comes a day after more than a dozen people were injured after a mall shooting in Columbia, South Carolina.

Richard Moore, 57, who has spent two decades on death row, will be the first person to be executed in South Carolina since 2011.

NYC subway crime is up 70% possibly because of pandemic-related hardships and a neglect of the city's unhoused and mentally ill neighbors.

Ten people were shot after a masked gunman opened fire on a Manhattan-bound subway train car in Brooklyn.

"There's just too much violence. Too much going on. Can't even be outside. Can't even be in the street anymore and it's daylight," the mom told ABC7.

Under SB16, anyone convicted of performing an abortion would face up to 10 years in prison and a $100,000 fine.

We want to hear about the young lawyers standing out in courtroom hearings, whether trials or appeals. The deadline to apply is April 15.

Takeshi Ebisawa, 57, is accused of conspiring to sell methamphetamine and heroin in the US to purchase missiles for armed groups in Myanmar.

"It's really hard because we don't have stuff like this here in Grantville," the police chief said. "This is a nice, quiet little town."