Crime, Law and Justice

French protesters angry over fuel taxes clash with police
French police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse violent demonstrators in Paris on Saturday, as thousands gathered in the capital and beyond and staged road blockades to vent anger against rising fuel taxes.
There's been a big jump in lawsuits in recent years claiming an employer discriminated against an employee because she was breastfeeding or needed to pump milk during the workday. The cases are driven in part by new laws that give working moms more protection.
Officers responded to a call early Wednesday involving a suicidal man. During the encounter, one officer discharged a firearm and another discharged a Taser. The man was taken to Lakeview Hospital and later pronounced dead.
A federal judge dismissed some charges Tuesday against eight people in the genital mutilation of nine girls at a suburban Detroit clinic. Four of girls are from Michigan; the others are residents of Illinois and Minnesota.
Video: Man allegedly flashed gun at Somali-American teens in Eden Prairie McDonald's
Eden Prairie police say they're investigating after the video of the Monday night confrontation surfaced on social media. The man reportedly pulled out a gun as he left the restaurant.
Rassier lawyers want to talk to Wetterling killer for lawsuit against Stearns County
Attorneys for a man wrongly named a "person of interest" in Jacob Wetterling's abduction want to talk to the man who confessed to killing Wetterling 29 years ago in St. Joseph, Minn.
Trump provides written responses to Mueller questions
Marking the first time President Donald Trump has directly cooperated with the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, his lawyers said they have provided the special counsel's office with written answers to questions.