Wis. DNR Confirms Logging Started Wildfire

(MADISON, Wis.) — Authorities say logging operations started a massive wildfire in northwestern Wisconsin that destroyed more than a dozen homes. The state...

Attacks Like the Boston Bombing Are Nearly Unpreventable

When Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev decided to build the bombs that ultimately killed three and injured hundreds at the Boston Marathon, they had to do little...

Apple May Be Able to Bypass Your iPhone’s Password, but There’s a Waiting List

Break the law and Apple may follow up by breaking into your iPhone, reports CNET, though if you represent the long arm of the law asking Cupertino to give you a...

Texas Launches Criminal Probe into Plant Explosion

Texas law enforcement officials on Friday launched a criminal investigation into the massive fertilizer plant explosion that killed 14 people last month, after...

5 Charged in CA Immigration Scam

Four federal law enforcement officers were charged with accepting cash, a TV, and plane tickets among bribes dating back more than a decade to help dozens of...

Federal Probe Launched in NM-Texas Border Town

Residents of a small New Mexico border town woke to the sounds of helicopters, bangs and screaming as federal and local agents conducted an early morning sweep...

Worcester Police: Get Suspect’s Body Out of City

The dispute over where to bury suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev escalated Wednesday as a Massachusetts police chief urged someone to step...

3 Resign From NJ Church in Priest Scandal

The pastor of a church that let a priest barred by law enforcement from working with children to go on youth retreats has resigned.

Poll: Americans More Concerned About Civil Liberties In Wake Of Boston Bombing

Two weeks after the Boston Marathon terror attacks, the Americans people are far more concerned about new government limits on civil liberties than the need for...

Official: Arrested Student Entered U.S. Without Visa

(WASHINGTON) — One of three college students arrested Wednesday in the Boston Marathon bombings case was allowed to return to the United States from Kazakhstan...

Vaseline, Fireworks and Text Messages: What We Learned From New Boston Bombing Arrests

The FBI released three criminal complaints that fill in the details about the lack of planning and clumsy coverup that followed one of the worst terrorist...

Sex-offender Registries: Should Kids Be Listed?

Government authorities should end the practice of placing juveniles' names on publicly accessible sex-offender registries, Human Rights Watch says in a report...

Mexico Ends Open Access for U.S. Security Agencies

(MEXICO CITY)  — Mexico is ending its unprecedented open relationship with U.S. security agencies that developed in recent years to fight drug trafficking and...

Battle Lines Emerge in the Boston Blame Game

Congressmen and the intelligence community are creeping towards each other's throats over who to blame for the Boston Marathon bombing.

Boston bombing Suspect’s Widow Wants Body Released

  PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The widow of one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects will ask the Massachusetts medical examiner to release her husband's body to...

Racketeering, Smuggling, Sex with Guards: 25 Indicted in Massive Baltimore Prison Scandal

Twenty-five people, including 13 guards, have been busted in a scandal featuring everything from racketeering to smuggling to an inmate impregnating female...

Tsarnaev Snafus: Nearly 12 Years After 9/11, Boston Bombings Highlight Intelligence Holes

Senators say "stonewalling" and "stovepipes" blocked information sharing between and within law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the aftermath of the...

Suspect in Canada Terror Plot Denies Charges

(TORONTO) — A man accused of plotting with al-Qaeda members in Iran to derail a train in Canada rejected the charges and said Tuesday that authorities were...

Biebergate! Swedes Say Drugs Found on Justin’s Tour Bus

Swedish police claim they have found drugs on Justin Bieber's tour bus Wednesday night, the Associated Press reports.

The Boston Bombing: Should Cameras Now Be Everywhere?

More video surveillance will be coming to cities across America. But how do we balance safety with privacy?