The Chicago police department was found guilty this week of covering up the beating of a female bartender by a city police officer, and was criticized for honoring a "code of silence" in which some officers cover up for one another's misdeeds.
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Bigfoot. Sasquatch. Yeti. Ape-man. Man-beast. The shaggy, towering, yet elusive, creature goes by many names and there has been no shortage of tales of unexplained sightings in the woods.
Steep terrain and rough conditions dangerous to K-9 units forced the suspension of a search for a girl or petite woman seen being struck and dragged away by her hair Monday night, officials said.
Homicide police in Miami are investigating a triple slaying after a mother and her two daughters were discovered dead in a bedroom closet by a neighbor who smelled a foul odor.
Gregory Faull, who was found shot to death in Belize Sunday, had confronted tech guru John McAfee about his "vicious" dogs, and had joined other neighbors in filing a formal complaint with local officials demanding they do something about his dogs and the armed and aggressive security guards patrolling his beachfront property.
Starbucks Coffee Co. (NASDAQ: SBUX) announced that it has agreed to acquire Teavana Holdings (NYSE: TEA) for $620 million, making headway in a growing $40 billion global tea industry. Starbucks said it “plans to continue to grow and extend Teavana’s already-successful 300 mall-based stores as...
A Baltimore female bus driver has been suspended following a violent brawl with a young, female student who the driver accused of "being disrespectful." The tussle was caught on tape and posted to YouTube.
Coroner: 3 siblings killed in Ohio murder-suicide died of carbon monoxide poisoning
The president calls McCain's efforts to criticize U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice "outrageous."
One Canadian mom is going nuts over her children’s food allergies. Donna Giustizia, an Ontario mother of two, says the oak trees near her teenager’s school are a health hazard, and even though the school is nut-free, administrators aren’t protecting their students. “A false sense...
Following a security and password reset issue, Skype says it has fixed the problem.
President Obama said today that he has seen "no evidence" that U.S. national security was jeopardized in the unfolding scandal between disgraced former CIA director David Petraeus and his biographer Paula Broadwell.
Former Seattle Seahawks player Jerramy Stevens was arrested on suspicion of assaulting his fiancee, U.S. soccer star Hope Solo, on the eve of the couple's planned wedding.
Etan Patz murder suspect Pedro Hernandez is indicted by a Manhattan grand jury.
Omar Hammami has fought with Somalia-based terror group for years.
Jon Bon Jovi’s daughter Stephanie Rose Bongiovi was arrested for drug possession in upstate New York after an alleged heroin overdose in her college dorm room. According to the Kirkland Police Department, Bongiovi, a 19-year-old student at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., was arrested after...
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