South Korean prosecutors allege that two American troops stationed in the country smuggled nine pounds worth of methamphetamine.

In a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, more than 200 relatives of the slain implicated Chiquita for funding death.

The Obama administration granted less than a quarter of public requests for government files in its last year in office and spent $36.2 million on legal battles to keep its files secret.

The former mayor of Fairfax, Virginia, pleaded guilty to a felony drug distribution charge for selling methamphetamine in exchange for group sex.

A teargas-wielding SWAT team, 50 vehicles, two helicopters, a K-9 unit and a fire truck demolished a couple's home looking for an unarmed homeless man.

A 10-year-old boy is waiting to hear if the District Attorney will file charges after he was discovered intentionally shining a laser at a police plane.

A House committee on oversight has approved prohibiting federal employees from using government computers and devices to watch pornography on the job.

The Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma has filed a lawsuit accusing multiple oil companies of triggering earthquakes that caused widespread damage.

With less than an hour lead time, moments ago Jeff Sessions announced he would hold an impromptu press conference at 4pm. Watch it live.

What do you do when you have the world's largest military spending budgets? Bolster the military industrial complex some more, that's what.