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Employee misconduct runs rampant in the largest bureau run by the Department of Justice and no amount of "congressional oversight" is going to help.  By John Kiriakou Special to Consortium News In 2022, investigators at the U.S. Department of Justice had to open 14,361 cases against 17,907

A report by the Maryland Attorney General's Office on child sexual abuse by Catholic priests is expected to shine a light on "clusters" where multiple abusive priests worked, sometimes at the same time.

Over the past 30 years, I have carefully followed the activities of the Criminal Justice Program at the AME Zion University. I have waited patiently all these years to see, after countless information was passed on to the authorities and members of t

Mental health professionals offered mixed reviews on the mandate which already has caused a backlash with advocates for persons suffering from mental il...

Tuesday night, the finalists speak at Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center and take questions from the community at the first of two town hall meetings.

Albany Police is currently down 65 positions.

Principals ousted from schools for misconduct or incompetence often land softly in the city Department of Education bureaucracy — where they make as much money and get the same health and pension benefits as their peers who do the work of running...

Hiring slowed last month but remained robust, in line with what many economists had been expecting.

Providence has recorded five homicides this year, a historic low. Other violent crime statistics are down, too, say city officials, who credit police.

Extremist threats of violence have surged since the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago. Here's what to do if you learn of a credible, specific threat.