Despite a Supreme Court ruling that GPS tracking may not be attached to a suspect's vehicle without a warrant, the government is attempting to find out what exemptions are possible.

Working to change their stadium's reputation as one of the rowdiest in the NFL, the Buffalo Bills are requesting an additional 128 officers on game days.

Vice President Joe Biden and Attorney General Eric Holder announced grants for 12 programs targeting domestic violence homicides.

The FBI said it has identified the thieves who pulled off the 1990 theft of 13 artworks from Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, which stands as the costliest art theft in U.S. history.

Explosive devices and a dead body have been found in a University of Central Florida dorm room.

Sen. Fred Risser, D-Madison, began circulating a bill that would ban people from carrying guns at the state Capitol.

Before boarding an international flight, the 23-year-old was arrested, and Port Authority officials discovered a 3,800-watt stun gun in his carry-on luggage. 

The New York Police Department's practice of stopping, questioning and frisking people on the street is facing its biggest legal challenge with a federal civil rights trial on whether the tactic unfairly targets minorities.

A federal judge has ruled unconstitutional national security provisions that permit federal investigators to access customer information from some companies without court approval.

The world economy lost more than $100 billion in 2012 due to the impact of extreme disasters.