The Supreme Court is ramping up security as justices are facing both direct and indirect threats in the wake of a leaked opinion.

'It was offensive to the city of Kenosha taxpayers even to consider it, in my opinion,' a former alderman said.

The man who entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and sat at Nancy Pelosi's desk is rejecting a plea deal offer from federal prosecutors.

Malik Muhammed, an Indianapolis Army vet who traveled to Portland to cause mayhem, will be cooling his heels for a while.

Leftist Travis County, Texas, district attorney José Garza, an avowed socialist, shocked Austin last week with the indictiments.

Hyperbole and overreach are two words that come to mind when thinking about how Democrats talk about the Capitol incursion.

The man who bought Kyle RIttenhouse's gun for him is still facing charges.

A protest against severe coronavirus restrictions in the Netherlands turned into a night of violence.

Marilyn Mosby had a very interesting take on the prosecution's case that weakened her own argument considerably.

CNN's interviewer Chris Cuomo didn't stand a chance against the guy who just got Kyle Rittenhouse aquitted.

Twitter is suspending those who claim Kyle Rittenhouse did nothing wrong. Conversely, users are allowed to claim the teen is guilty.

The judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial has thrown out one charge against the teen-ager.

The beating of a man in Kenosha the night before Rittenhouse shot three people is a cautionary tale of what could have happened to the teen.

His attorney said he would be facing only minor charges if this hadn't happened at the Capitol. Instead, he'll be behind bars for years.

The latest move to expel some pro-Trump Republicans from Congress comes after a Rolling Stone article about Jan. 6.

'Investigations into the criminal behavior are underway. No arrests have been made yet,' the Portland Police Bureau said.

'Antifa just rolled in like an angry mob, started throwing flash bombs at everybody, macing everybody, rotten eggs at everybody, black paint.'

Attorney General Merrick Garland claimed the investigation 'increases public trust, which in turn increases public safety.'

Derek Chauvin was accused of killing George Floyd during the infamous May 25, 2020, arrest that sparked worldwide protest and riots.

A man who was arrested last year for driving a fuel tanker onto a crowded interstate will have his charges dropped.