Crime, Law and Justice

The new law requires children ages 13 through 17 to be fingerprinted and photographed if they live in home where child care is being provided.
St. Paul mayor, mayoral candidate call for Police Federation board's resignation
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman and St. Paul mayoral candidate Pat Harris have both released statements calling for the resignation of the St. Paul Police Federation board after a back-and-forth between the federation and candidate Melvin Carter's campaign.
In Mpls., busted-up guns become 'surreal' art exhibit
An art exhibit up now in Minneapolis aims to explore gun culture, and examine the impact that shootings that kill or injure people have on the community.
Rosamaria Hernandez, who came illegally to the U.S. from Mexico when she was 3 months old, was being transferred to a hospital in Texas when the ambulance was stopped by federal officers.
Will JFK files answer questions? Probably not all
Trump wasn't tipping his hand on the eve of the release. "The long anticipated release of the #JFKFiles will take place tomorrow," was all he said in a tweet. "So interesting!"
Prominent political journalist Mark Halperin off air after sexual harassment claims
MSNBC says journalist Mark Halperin has been suspended from his role as network contributor following charges from five women who claimed he sexually harassed them while he was an ABC News executive.
Ashley Judd says a 'deal' helped her flee from Weinstein
The actress says she agreed to submit to the film mogul, but only after winning an Oscar in one of his movies. When he countered with being nominated, she replied "'No. When I WIN an Oscar,'" and then fled.
Truth Politics and Power: Gun rights and gun control
On this episode of "Truth Politics and Power," how a duty for community self defense evolved into an individual right to bear arms