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McNeil Island houses Washington's violent sex offenders after their prison terms end.
Somali piracy remains a significant threat, as real footage captures the intense moments of sailors confronting pirates off the coast of Somalia.
Israeli forces raid a hospital disguised as doctors, sparking outrage and calls for awareness.
Protesters demand a ceasefire from President Biden, expressing strong discontent with his policies.
The Coast Guard seizes 5,000 pounds of cocaine from a narco-sub in the Pacific Ocean.
In Gaza, footage captures the moment bombs are dropped near displaced Palestinian children, highlighting the severe impact of the ongoing conflict on innocent lives.
At 4 a.m. on February 17, 2014, DEA agents and Mexican marines raid a safe house in Culiacán to capture Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán.
Scott Dozier dies by apparent suicide after years on death row and legal battles over execution.
Investigative journalists track down the butchers implicated in the BBL crisis, highlighting the intersection of crime and social injustice in Britain.
Two of the 299 migrants detained in Panama fear for their safety if returned to their home countries, describing the facility as a four-star prison.
Chinese smugglers attempt to bring 300,000 fake Nike sneakers into New Jersey for resale.
Wells Fargo faces scrutiny as regulators reveal 2 million unauthorized accounts created by employees.
Offshore tax practices of politicians, celebrities, and corporations are examined through the lens of the Appleby law firm and the implications of the Paradise Papers investigation.
A bullet enters the back of President Lincoln's head from a distance of three to four inches during a performance at Ford's Theatre.
Merseyside faces a surge in gang crime, highlighted by Olivia's tragic death and rising violence.
Corruption in Germany and Europe persists despite perceptions of integrity in rich nations.
Our True Crime series reveals shocking murder cases and social injustice in Britain.
A metro accident in Mexico City results in at least 23 fatalities and numerous injuries when an elevated section collapses, raising concerns about structural integrity.
Portland, Oregon hosts another right-wing rally, featuring music and applause amid tensions with Antifa.
The UK identifies Alexander Petrov and Ruslan as suspects in the Skripal attack.
Julian Assange is arrested in London, facing extradition to the U.S. for computer crimes.
The Supreme Court hears the case of Border Agent Jesus Mesa and Sergio Hernandez Guereca's death.
Jessica Proctor tests positive for marijuana while on parole, risking her freedom.
Robert Miller investigates Russian ties to Trump's campaign amid political pressure and denials.
Investigators in Hassan reveal over 400 Russian war crimes after the city's liberation.
President Erdogan faces a major defeat as Ekrem Imamoglu wins Istanbul again on Sunday.
Courtroom artists provide the only visual of El Chapo since his 2017 extradition to the U.S.
A son in the UK murders his parents, driven by greed and financial pressures, raising questions about familial conflict and the consequences of unchecked desires.
A knife crisis in the UK has prompted calls for government solutions, as officials acknowledge the emotional response to recent attacks.
Boris Johnson faces legal challenges while leaving a New York shopping center amid political turmoil.
Bob Muller states he won't provide new information beyond his report on Trump.
Ukrainian forces battle Russian troops as Wagner Group's role in Ukraine intensifies.
Louisville metro government announces a $12 million settlement for Breonna Taylor's family.
The viral 'skinny' jab, a weight-loss injection, raises questions about its safety and efficacy, as experts examine its impact on public health.
Sam Kiley explains the trained behavior of the Paris gunmen in the Charlie Hebdo attack.
A soldier named Jeffrey Pan Toma kills 26 people in a mass shooting in Thailand on Saturday.
Protests erupt in Mexico after 43 student teachers are kidnapped and likely murdered in Guerrero.
UK prisons face significant challenges with smuggling operations, as law enforcement investigates the complexities of crime and hidden subcultures within.
White farmers in South Africa face violence and fear, seeking survival training for protection.
Sri Lanka faces a coordinated Islamist attack on Christians and Western hotels during Easter.
Sri Lankan authorities link recent attacks to radical Islamists and the Islamic State group.
Andrew Tate, arrested in Romania, faces charges of human trafficking and organized crime.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn faces trial for involvement in an alleged prostitution ring in France.
Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, the infamous leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was convicted in a high-profile drug-trafficking trial in Brooklyn in 2019.
The Zodiac Killer remains one of the most elusive serial killers in history's greatest mysteries.
Two men are convicted for faking $2.3 trillion bonds in one of the most audacious frauds ever.
Five men were killed and a sixth died later when two gunmen opened fire in a bar in Loughinisland during the 1994 World Cup match.
Uzman Khan, from Staffordshire, is the suspect behind the London Bridge knife attack.
