Tennessee Prisons Chief to Resign After Failed Christa Pike Execution
Tennessee correction commissioner Frank Strada will step down after the failed execution of Christa Pike, as the governor orders an independent review and pauses new executions.
Supreme Court Will Review ICE Mandatory-Detention Policy
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether federal law permits mandatory detention without a bond hearing for certain immigrants already living in the United States.
Utah Man Released After DNA Evidence Excludes Him From Key Crime-Scene Samples
Douglas Stewart Carter was released on bail after 41 years in custody as Utah prepares to retry a 1985 murder case altered by DNA results and witness recantations.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts 10 Minnesota Residents on Noncitizen Voting Charges
Ten lawful permanent residents face federal charges alleging illegal registration or voting in Minnesota elections from 2022 through the August 2026 primary.
Treasury Sanctions Alleged Tren de Aragua ATM-Malware Network
OFAC designated 10 targets in an alleged ATM-malware financing network tied to Tren de Aragua, blocking U.S.-linked property and transactions.
How to Read FBI Crime Data Without Misleading Yourself
What FBI crime statistics measure, where the data comes from, and why local context and reporting coverage matter.