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One of the nation's best-known women's colleges is under a federal civil-rights investigation for admitting biological males and allowing them access to female dormitories, restrooms, locker rooms and athletic teams.

The last member of a transnational Colombian robbery crew was sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison for his role in a string of jewelry robberies and thefts across South Florida that caused more than $5 million in losses, prosecutors said.

A federal grand jury in San Juan has indicted a Puerto Rico biomedical waste company and two of its principals on criminal charges alleging years of illegal emissions from a commercial incinerator, prosecutors said.

A federal complaint filed Monday accuses the National Education Association of discriminating against Jewish educators, citing the union's racial preferences and its failure to address "unchecked harassment" at the latest annual conference.

President Trump said Monday the U.S. military "shot down" seven speedy Iranian boats and urged South Korea to join efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani is hospitalized with pneumonia, and the illness is connected to his role during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack, a spokesman said Monday.

A Texas man pleaded guilty to two federal conspiracy charges related to the misbranding and sale of volatile alkyl nitrites -- commonly known as "poppers" -- which were falsely labeled as cleaning products to conceal their intended use as ...

The Justice Department announced charges Monday against four immigrants who authorities said falsely claimed citizenship to cast illegal votes in U.S. elections in New Jersey.

The United States has revoked the visas of several board executives at La Nacion, one of Costa Rica's leading media outlets, triggering fresh accusations that the U.S. - in conjunction with the allied Costa Rican government - is stripping visas to ...

The America First Policy Institute filed a federal lawsuit against California Attorney General Rob Bonta on behalf of the City of El Cajon, challenging the state's sanctuary policy.