Crime, Law and Justice

Law enforcement agencies boost efforts to diversify ranks
Over the weekend, the State Patrol held one of its recruiting events for women. It comes at a time when agencies across the state are redoubling recruitment efforts because fewer people are applying to become officers.
Giuliani: 'Over my dead body' will Mueller interview Trump
With a number of probes moving closer to the Oval Office, President Trump and his attorney unleashed a fresh series of attacks Sunday on the investigators, questioning their integrity while categorically ruling out the possibility of a presidential interview with the special counsel.
'The Notorious RBG' draws sold-out audience in New York
Sitting on the stage, Ginsburg exuded the kind of vitality that has kept her going to the gym, lifting weights — a routine she was forced to interrupt last month when she fractured three ribs in a fall. She was back to work within days.
Ruling to strike down health-care law puts GOP in a quandary
While the decision by the federal judge in Texas was sweeping, it has little immediate practical impact because the ACA remains in place while the legal battle continues, possibly to the Supreme Court.
Slain Minnesota student texted friend about roommate's threat
A psychology student from Minnesota who was fatally stabbed in her Netherlands apartment had texted a friend in the U.S. six days before her death, saying her roommate threatened to kill three people.