Woman faces charges in New Jersey for attacking 10-year-old boy in motel pool, biting cop

A New Jersey woman was charged after acting "out of control" at a motel pool, where she allegedly attacked a 10-year-old boy and bit a police officer.

Judge rules New York state prisons violate law by holding inmates in solitary confinement too long

The New York state prison system has been violating a state law that limits the time an inmate can spend in solitary confinement, a state judge ruled.

Shiny monolith removed from mountains outside Las Vegas; how it got there still is a mystery

Authorities have taken down a strange monolith that was discovered in a remote mountain range close to Las Vegas; how the item got there remains a mystery.

NYC man stabbed repeatedly in torso at subway station: police

A New York City man was stabbed his torso repeatedly and killed in a Manhattan subway station on Friday evening, police said.

'Rust' star Alec Baldwin loses another bid to get involuntary manslaughter case dismissed

A New Mexico judge turned down an attempt by actor Alec Baldwin's attorneys to get his involuntary manslaughter case dropped weeks before he's slated to go to trial.

Shooting outside Arkansas grocery store leaves 3 dead, multiple wounded, including 2 law enforcement officers

Three people were killed and eight others were wounded when a gunman opened fire outside of a grocery store in Fordyce, Arkansas, on Friday.

Trump lawyers blast Georgia DA Fani Willis for 'Hail Mary' effort to avoid scrutiny of her 'misconduct'

Georgia DA Fani Willis' "Hail Mary" court filing to thwart an appeals court review is "an obvious attempt" to prevent discovery of her "misconduct," say Trump lawyers.

Transgender Utah woman shot parents dead, told police she would 'do it again': police

Transgender woman Mia Bailey, 28, shot both her parents dead in their home on Tuesday, according to Utah authorities. After her capture, she told police she would "do it again."

The unusual case of Rudy Farias and where he is now 1 year after he was found

The story of Rudy Farias is one that hasn't turned out many details over the years. The teen was reported missing in 2015, but it was revealed that he was at home the whole time.

Louisiana grand jury indicts duo on murder, kidnapping charges in mother-daughter deaths: report

A duo was indicted in Louisiana on Thursday for their alleged involvement in the murder and kidnapping of a mother and daughter last week.

DOJ concealing info on probe into whether Hunter Biden violated 'debauchery' law, watchdog says

The Justice Department should release information regarding a probe into whether Hunter Biden violated the Mann Act, which prohibits transporting women across state lines for 'debauchery'.

Climate activists targeting Taylor Swift's plane spray-paint 2 other private jets orange

Climate change activists spray-painted two jets orange after breaking into a London airport where they claimed Taylor Swift's luxury plane was parked.

DACA recipients eligible to join Seattle police as liberal policies blamed for 'dire' staff shortage

Seattle radio host Jason Rantz joined "Fox & Friends" to react to the police department now recruiting DACA recipients as staff numbers reach lows not seen in nearly 70 years.

Alaska man, police officers rescue baby moose from 'sure demise' after getting stuck in a lake

A man and police officers in Homer, Alaska, rescued a moose calf from drowning last week after it became stuck in a lake between a floatplane and a dock.

USC student arrested in stabbing death of suspect attempting car break-in

A USC student was arrested after he allegedly stabbed and killed a homeless man attempting to break into vehicles outside a fraternity house.

Risk of terror attack on US soil rises to alarmingly high level, experts warn

The threat of a major terror event taking place on the U.S. homeland is at a dangerously high level with big cities like New York City and Washington DC most vulnerable to an attack

Texas police arrest man who allegedly robbed bank with young child in tow

Police in Texas and the FBI have arrested a man who allegedly robbed a Fort Worth bank with a young child in tow by sliding a note to the teller demanding money.

Florida detectives solve 37-year-old cold case murder of former firefighter

The Miramar Police Department in Florida announced the identity of one of the men responsible for the death of a former firefighter 37 years ago.

NYC man accused of stalking, stabbing woman 40 times in her apartment pleads guilty to murder, burglary

A New York City man pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and burglary after police said that he stalked her into her apartment and stabbed her to death.

Law school deans sign letter championing Constitution, call on students to disagree respectfully

More than 100 deans from U.S. law schools signed a letter championing the U.S. Constitution and calling on students to educate on the legal system while disagreeing with respect.

Migrant arrested in broad daylight rape of 13-year-old in New York park

An illegal immigrant from Ecuador is in custody in a broad-daylight, knifepoint sex attack on a 13-year-old girl who was tied by wrists to her friend.

One dead at USC after witness stabs suspect attempting a car break-in: Police

A suspected burglar was fatally stabbed Monday night on the University of Southern California's campus after a witness interfered in an alleged car break-in.

Rachel Morin murder: Open border 'allowed' illegal immigrant to kill mom of 5, Maryland sheriff says

A local sheriff has blasted America’s open southern border after an illegal immigrant was arrested and charged with the rape and murder of Maryland mother of five Rachel Morin.

Judge rules federal agency cannot force Louisiana, Mississippi to offer employee accommodations for abortions

A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction to block a federal rule that would have required two states to provide workers with accommodations to obtain abortions.

Wanted Florida man caught after phone rings while hiding in ceiling: deputies

The Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida arrested a man who was wanted, after they found him hiding in the ceiling of his place of employment when his phone rang.

Georgia inmate had 'personal relationship' with prison employee he killed: police

Georgia officials believe that Jaydrekus Hart, an inmate in Smith State Prison, killed kitchen employee Aureon Shavea Grace after having a personal relationship with her.

NYPD arrests woman for allegedly selling puppies trapped inside hot bag on street corner

A woman was arrested on animal cruelty charges Saturday after New York City police say she attempted to sell puppies confined in a hot bag on a street corner.

Man killed after getting electrocuted in seaside resort hot tub

A Texas man was electrocuted to death, and a woman suffered serious burns while they were in a hot tub at a Mexican resort.

Hunter Biden files and quickly withdraws motion for new trial in criminal gun case

Hunter Biden's legal team on Monday filed and quickly withdrew a motion requesting a new trial in the first son's gun case in Wilmington, Delaware.

Illegal immigrant police could soon fill beleaguered ranks of blue city

The Seattle Police Department will now be able to hire participants in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy first introduced under the Obama administration.

Fox exclusive: Migrants freed under ICE program exploded to over 7.4M

The U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency's non-detained docket has exploded to 7.4 million cases in fiscal year 2024, with 1 million cases added since October.

'Super mayor' Tiffany Henyard faces yet another lawsuit amid ongoing federal investigations

Former Maintenance Manager Dwayne Thrash filed a lawsuit against Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard on Thursday, claiming that he was wrongfully terminated.

Abortion case could cost judges their jobs for ruling correctly

Judges made the correct ruling on an abortion case and that jeopardizes their careers. Left-wing activists are coming after them. Courts aren't set up to fend off partisan attacks.

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich set to begin espionage trial in Russia on June 26

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's trial for espionage charges in Russia will begin on June 26 in the Sverdlovsky Regional Court in Yekaterinburg, which is where he was arrested.

3 inmates charged in prison killing of Boston gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger set for plea hearing, sentencing

Three inmates accused of beating notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger to death in prison in 2018 are slated to appear in court Monday for a plea hearing and sentencing.

Florida police officers indicted for manslaughter in 2019 shootout that killed UPS driver, passerby

Four Florida police officers have been indicted for manslaughter in the deaths of a UPS driver and a passerby who were killed in a 2019 shootout with hijackers.

Trump’s ‘modern day Salem witch trial’ verdict signals ‘open season’ on former presidents: experts

Former President Donald Trump faced a "modern day Salem witch trial" when he sat in a Manhattan courtroom for more than six weeks over falsifying business records, experts say.

Delaware man stole $11K worth of cigarettes from Walgreens: state police

A Delaware man allegedly stole more than $11,000 worth of cigarettes from a Walgreens store, sneaking behind the counter to take the items while an employee was occupied.

NYC carjacker steals minivan with 6-month-old baby inside: police

A carjacker in New York City reportedly stole a minivan with a 6-month-old child in the back seat on Sunday afternoon. Less than 2 hours later, a suspect was apprehended.

Man likely killed missing Florida family of 4 after human remains found on his property: sheriff

The Pasco County Sheriff's Office, while searching for clues as to why a family went missing last week, discovered human remains on a property they were last seen visiting.

Venezuelan migrants allegedly carjack off-duty NYPD officer's personal vehicle at gunpoint: report

Two men believed to be tied to a Venezuelan gang were arrested for allegedly carjacking an NYPD officer in his personal vehicle.

Judge overturns murder conviction of Missouri woman who spent more than 40 years in prison

A judge overturned the conviction of a Missouri woman who spent 43 years in prison for a 1980 killing that appears to point to a former police officer.

Texas shooting leaves 2 dead, multiple wounded during Juneteenth celebration

Two people were killed and multiple others were wounded Saturday night in a shooting in Round Rock, Texas, during a Juneteenth Celebration, according to police.

Judge rules Missouri abortion ban did not aim to impose lawmakers' religious views on others

A judge in Missouri ruled that state lawmakers who passed an abortion ban were not seeking to force their religious beliefs on other state residents.

One person dead, 5-year-old injured after shooting at Maryland youth football game: police

One person is dead and 5-year-old injured after a shooting erupted at a youth football game in Maryland on Saturday, according to police.

Multiple injured, including 2 children, in Michigan splash pad shooting; suspect dead by suicide: Authorities

A "random" shooting in Rochester Hills, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit, on Saturday left nine people injured, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office said.

Think twice? Bar group tells members it’s OK to criticize, but don’t dare call Trump conviction 'partisan'

The Connecticut Bar Association is encouraging its members to speak out against public officials' criticism of the judicial system after former President Trump's recent convictions - and to perhaps think twice before offering their own opinions.

California hikers rescued after running out of water during blistering heat wave

A hiking couple in Joshua Tree, California were rescued via helicopter on June 9 after running out of water during a scorching heat wave, per the Riverside County Sheriff's Office.

NYPD inspector attempted to cover up his girlfriend drunkenly crashing his police car: Prosecutors

An NYPD inspector was indicted after prosecutors say he lied to investigators and tried to erase video of his girlfriend drunkenly crashing his police car into a cab.

Brother of Parkland school shooting victim welcomes demolition: 'Provides us closure'

A family member of one of the Parkland, Florida, high school shooting victims said he is glad that the 1200 building where the 2018 massacre took place is being demolished.

North Carolina Gov. Cooper vetoes bill that would have required more juveniles to be tried as adults

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed legislation that would have forced more minors accused of serious crimes to automatically be tried in adult court.

California man drowns in lake while boating with friend

A man's body was recovered a day after he drowned in a Northern California lake after the boat he and a friend were swimming near drifted away.

Dozens of Oregon amusement park guests left hanging upside down after ride malfunctions on opening day

At least 30 people were trapped on a ride upside-down at Oaks Amusement Park on the park’s first day open for the season, the Portland Fire and Rescue said.

Angie Harmon's 18-year-old daughter arrested in North Carolina

Angie Harmon's daughter, Avery Sehorn, was arrested for allegedly breaking into a Charlotte night club June 6. The 18-year-old is accused of stealing six bottles of alcohol.

Texas deputy constable 'ambushed,' shot by robbery suspect: 'Please pray'

A Texas deputy constable is in the hospital after he was shot by a robbery suspect following a high-speed chase in Harris County. The suspect is in custody.

Loved ones of retired LA County deputy missing in Greece baffled by disappearance: 'We've got to find him'

A retired Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy who is missing in Greece traveled to the country every year to unwind, his family said.

ICE sounds alarm on what migrants are failing to bring to border as fears mount after ISIS arrests

Acting ICE Director Patrick Lechleitner was asked for his response to reports of eight Tajikistan nationals with ties to ISIS being apprehended at the southern border.

Long Island senior skip day devolves into chaos when gunfire erupts at massive teen party

One person was shot during a senior skip day party in Long Beach, New York, on Thursday night as a massive beach party became chaotic.

South Carolina beachgoer dies after being hit by police vehicle on beach

A Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, police officer is on administrative leave after fatally pinning a woman on the beach under his pickup truck on Thursday.

Cambodian authorities burn $70M of seized illegal drugs in major crackdown

Cambodian authorities on Friday destroyed more than seven tons of illicit drugs and the ingredients for them as a way to educate people about their danger.

Top Dem Senate candidate diverted millions from police during crime surge to fund mental health facility

Democrat Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks diverted $20 million from Prince George's County police during her time as a county executive in order to build a mental health facility.

Massachusetts bill banning 'revenge porn' lands on Gov. Healey's desk

A bill aimed at outlawing “revenge porn" has been approved by lawmakers in the Massachusetts House and Senate and shipped to Democratic Gov. Maura Healey.

South Carolina true-crime podcast helps police make breakthrough in 50-year-old murder of ‘Mr. X’

Brad Willis, a former local journalist in South Carolina and host of the "Murder, Etc." podcast, is being credited with helping to ID a 1975 cold-case murder victim.

Driver indicted in crash that killed family of 3, including Arizona sheriff's son

Brian Torres-Perez was indicted on three manslaughter charges in connection with the December 2022 crash that killed the son of Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb and his young family.

Texas authorities apprehend 'armed and dangerous' inmate after nearly 12 hours on the run

Texas inmate Joshua Nigel Thomas Sanders, 35, is back in custody after nearly 12 hours on the run following an escape during transport from a court appearance in Houston.

Wild video shows moment inmate attacks deputy with makeshift knife

A California inmate serving time for murder attempted to stab a sheriff’s deputy and a fellow inmate with a makeshift knife, prompting a chaotic brawl that was captured on video.

Six 'winners' of Louisiana state-run hog hunting contest accused of cheating, face criminal charges

Six men face criminal charges after they allegedly captured hogs in Texas then turned them in to two Louisiana state-run hog hunting contests and won.

President Biden had front row seat to dog, Commander, repeatedly biting Secret Service agents: report

According to email correspondence, obtained by Judicial Watch, President Biden had a front row seat in witnessing his dog, Commander, attacking U.S. Secret Service agents on numerous occasions.

Fetterman’s driving record includes speeding, alleged texts and FaceTime calls: reports

Sen. Jon Fetterman, D-Pa., reportedly has a record of speeding, but also allegedly has been seen texting and using FaceTime while driving, according to reports.

Trevor Lawrence lands historic contract extension with Jaguars: reports

The massive, multi-year contract extension will keep Trevor Lawrence with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the foreseeable future. It also makes him the highest-paid QB by average.

Two police officers, including NYPD, shot, suspect killed while exchanging gunfire at New Jersey hotel

Two police officers that also involved NYPD were shot, and one suspect was killed during an exchange of gunfire at a hotel in Woodbridge, New Jersey on Wednesday night.

Justice Department finds Phoenix Police have used excessive force, discriminated against minorities

The Justice Department says an investigation into the Phoenix Police Department has found examples of discrimination and use of excessive force.

Reporter recalls being swarmed, 'hit' and 'shoved' by anti-Israel mob: 'My notebook was yanked from me'

The Free Press reporter Olivia Reingold tells "America Reports" how she was treated while covering an anti-Israel protest in Manhattan.

These states should caution adverse possession, squatters can take over in 10 years without a deed, paid taxes

Adverse possession has recently been referred to as "squatters' rights." Certain states have very minimal qualifications in order for a person to claim adverse possession.

NYPD's crackdown on facial hair is farcical

Facial hair, notably beards, has long been intertwined with cultural and societal perceptions of masculinity, strength and authority.

Hero South Carolina police K-9 dies saving human teammates in shootout with fugitive suspect, authorities say

An armed fugitive allegedly opened fire on South Carolina police Tuesday morning, killing a K-9 in a gunfight that left other officers with minor injuries.

Indiana father who drove his truck into shallow river, let 2-year-old Emma Sweet drown gets 40-year sentence

Jeremy Sweet, 41, was sentenced to 40 years behind bars for driving his truck into a river on meth, causing 2-year-old Emma Sweet to drown.

NYPD arrest man armed with handgun, body armor, axes and knives at traffic stop in Queens

New York police arrested a heavily armored man who was found to be in possession of multiple illegal weapons including a handgun, body armor, two axes and several knives.

Virginia state trooper hit during DUI stop after another impaired driver slams into patrol vehicle

Virginia State Police trooper C. Aziz was hit by an impaired driver early Tuesday morning while stopping a separate motorist for driving under the influence.

On this day in history, June 13, 1966, Supreme Court decision creates Miranda rights for those under arrest

On this day in history, June 13, 1966, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that anyone in police custody has the right against self-incrimination and the right to an attorney.

Man killed after getting electrocuted in seaside resort jacuzzi

A Texas man was electrocuted to death, and a woman suffered serious burns while they were in a hot tub at a Mexican resort.

Ohio boy swept away by waves while playing at the beach: police

Law enforcement in Ohio recovered the body of a 10-year-old boy who was swept away by a rip current while exploring a Lake Erie beach with his mother and a friend.

‘General Hospital’ star Johnny Wactor’s mom calling for ‘God’s help'; DA's office says there are leads in case

Johnny Wactor's mother is asking people "to continue to pray" and an assistant DA from the Los Angeles District Attorney's office says there are "a number of leads" in the case.

Michigan middle school coach caught on video allegedly choking 14-year-old student in hallway

A Michigan middle school teacher captured on video allegedly choking a 14-year-old student with a shirt has since been fired by the district.

Multiple deputies injured in gunfight with suspect in northwest Illinois town

Three Ogle County Sheriff's deputies were injured in a shooting near Lost Lake, northeast of Dixon, Illinois, on Wednesday afternoon, according to officials.

US Park Police investigate 'criminal activity' after anti-Israel protests at White House

U.S. Park Police say they are investigating “criminal activity" after thousands of anti-Israel agitators descended on Washington, D.C.’s Lafayette Square over the weekend.

German police prepare for largest deployment ever ahead of Euro 2024 as soccer violence surges

Germany is prepared to deploy 22,000 police officers when it hosts the European Championship following a surge in soccer-related violence.

California law prohibiting gun shows at county fairs upheld by federal appeals court in unanimous decision

A federal appeals court upheld a pair of California laws banning gun shows at county fairs and other public properties, overturning a federal judge's ruling.

'Most politically incorrect sheriff' in America explains his unique tactics to take down criminal 'dirtbags'

Sheriff of Florida's Brevard County, Wayne Ivey, explains 'Wheel of Fugitive,' and other tactics to bring down criminals in an interview with Fox News Digital.

Pamela Smart says in prison video why her 'warped logic' is wrong as she takes ownership of husband's murder

For the first time in decades, Pamela Smart took responsibility for her husband's murder in a videotaped statement from prison obtained by Fox News Digtial

Federal inmate caught running black market machine gun trade behind bars, authorities say

A federal inmate is accused of operating a black market for machine guns and other weapons behind bars with the Telegram app and a contraband cellphone.

A marathon in every state: Navy vet and former NYPD cop runs across US to help deserving nonprofit

U.S. Navy veteran and retired NYPD officer John Barnett was injured while on duty. Now, the avid runner is setting out to run a marathon in all 50 states for nonprofit Paws of War.

7 most dramatic moments from US v Hunter trial: Wild testimony from exes, Jill Biden takes front-row seat

Hunter Biden's criminal trial in Wilmington, Delaware, related to the purchase of a handgun amid the use of crack cocaine came to a close after dramatic moments in the courtroom.

A quickie guilty verdict in Delaware: How Hunter Biden botched his defense

Hunter Biden has, unsurprisingly, been found guilty on three felony firearms counts. Here's why he and his legal team fumbled the ball so easily.

Multiple people critically injured following shooting in Memphis, police say

Memphis Police Department are investigating a shooting that left three juveniles and one adult critically injured on Tuesday evening.

Colorado rescue crews race to find missing hiker, dog near Aspen trail

Rescue crews in Colorado are racing to find a 75-year-old woman and her dog, who were reported missing on Sunday night after they did not return from Triangle Peak.

California DA drops charges against alleged drunken teacher: 'Not illegal'

A Northern California second-grade teacher was facing charges for allegedly driving to work and teaching students while drunk, but the charges were dropped.

Trump Org blasts reports NJ might pull liquor licenses after conviction: He 'is not the holder'

Former President Donald Trump's conviction led the state of New Jersey to consider pulling three liquor licenses connected to the former president, though the Trump Organization said he holds none himself.

Hunter Biden's ex-business associate dismisses gun trial charges: 'Distraction' from 'influence peddling'

An ex-business associate of Hunter Biden dismissed the guilty verdict in the gun trial and said it's a "distraction" from the Biden family's "influence peddling."

Missing Kentucky baby: 5 now arrested, including parents, grandparents

Police in Kentucky have now arrested five people during the search of an 8-month-old girl who has been missing since at least the start of May.

Jury likely considered Hunter Biden’s own words in memoir as ‘powerful’ evidence to convict: experts

Following Hunter Biden's guilty verdict, some legal experts pointed to his own memoir of his drug addiction recovery as “powerful" evidence for the jury to convict him.

Hunter Biden trial juror says he didn't buy defense's 7-Eleven story

A Delaware juror in Hunter Biden's gun crime trial said "nobody is above the law," in comments after Biden was found guilty on all counts.

President Biden reacts to son Hunter's guilty verdict in gun trial: 'I am also a dad'

President Biden reacted to the conviction of his son, Hunter Biden, in the aftermath of Hunter's guilty verdict Tuesday, with the commander in chief stressing that he is a dad too.

Hunter Biden found guilty on all counts in gun trial

A verdict has been reached in the historic criminal trial of first son Hunter Biden, who was accused of lying about his drug use on a federal gun form in 2018.

Florida sheriff hails ‘hero’ sniper who saved bank robbery hostages, slams blue state ‘failed policies'

Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno spoke with Fox News Digital about the sniper shot seen in the now-viral department shared video, as well as law and order across the U.S.

Civil liberty, whistleblower protection groups urge Congress to allow vote on Espionage Act reform amendment

Nearly 20 civil liberty groups are urging the House Rules Committee to allow a Floor vote on an amendment to reform the Espionage Act to protect journalists and whistleblowers.

New docs show Bragg spent $1M on attorneys to address House probe of Trump case amid city budget cuts

Documents obtained by a good-government watchdog found New York DA Alvin Bragg had expended $1 million to an outside law firm in order to blunt congressional oversight of NY v. Trump.

US v Hunter Biden trial enters day 7 with continued jury deliberations: 'Choices have consequences'

First son Hunter Biden's criminal trial in Delaware ended day 6 with jury deliberations, which will continue this week until a verdict in the case is reached.

Anti-Israel protesters set up new encampment at UCLA, clash with police

Anti-Israel protesters set up a new encampment on UCLA's campus Monday, leading to a law enforcement response and several clashes between protesters and police.

Video shows Florida deputy use a broom to sweep gator away from restaurant

The Manatee County Sheriff's Office in Florida responded to an alligator in front of a restaurant last week, which was ultimately moved to the woods with the help of a broom.

Teenager reels in record-breaking catch while out fishing with his dad

Mohnton resident Christopher Barrett, 19, recently caught an unusually large white perch while out fishing. The fish, which weighed over two pounds, broke his state's record.

Park ranger dies in freak accident while helping visitors during annual festival

Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah lost one of its park rangers after he tripped and fell on Friday night while helping a visitor during the annual Astronomy Festival.

Unaccompanied minors represent themselves in federal court as migrant cases surge

Almost half of the unaccompanied minors who are showing up at the southern border do not have legal counsel when they appear in federal immigration court, according to a new report.