Arpaio told to stop racial profiling
A federal judge ordered “America’s Toughest Sheriff” to stop profiling immediately and has forbidden some of his operating procedures. The sheriff’s lawyers dispute the judge’s conclusion.
Soldiers & sex: Can men evolve?
Pepper Schwartz says with constant drumbeat of scandals in armed forces, the military must require education programs to teach men self control, address culture of sexual entitlement
Utah teen charged in deaths of adopted brothers, 4 and 10
A 15-year-old Utah boy was arrested in connection with the slayings of his two younger adopted brothers, ages 4 and 10, who were apparently stabbed to death in their home, authorities said Thursday.
Arias foreman: Decision ‘gut-wrenching’
After a jury deadlocked on whether Jodi Arias should be sentenced to death for murder, the jury foreman described the decision as tense and emotional.
Amanda Bynes in trouble, again
Adding to what’s becoming a lengthy list of run-ins with the law, New York police arrested actress Amanda Bynes on Thursday night after she allegedly tossed drug paraphernalia out the window of her 36th floor Manhattan apartment.
Deputy’s life-threatening moment
Police in Montague County, Texas, released dash cam video of Deputy James Boyd being shot by murder suspect Evan Ebel.
Gun, drug texts feature in new Trayvon Martin shooting evidence
Items taken from Trayvon Martin’s cell phone — including text-message discussion of drug use and pictures of a gun and marijuana plants — are among new details released Thursday by attorneys for the neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing him without provocation 14 months ago.
Massachusetts fugitive rapist sentenced to up to 40 years in prison
A man who evaded the law for 34 years was sentenced to 36 to 40 years in prison Thursday for raping three women in Massachusetts in 1978.
Voyeur allegations hit West Point
An army Sgt. 1st Class is charged with allegedly secretly videotaping female cadets in the showers and bathrooms.
Jurors unable to reach unanimous Arias verdict
An Arizona jury Thursday said it was unable to reach a unanimous agreement and would be unable to decide what penalty Jodi Arias should receive for killing her ex-boyfriend.
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