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Adam Lidgett is a Breaking News Reporter covering criminal justice. He is a 2014 graduate of Penn State University, where he was a reporter and editor for the school's newspaper, The Daily Collegian. A Pennsylvania native, Adam now calls Brooklyn home.

Another Terror Attack In US? After Paris, Most Americans Are Fearful: Poll

The poll comes a week after the attacks in Paris, which left 130 dead.

Jonathan Pollard Released: What Will Convicted Spy Do After Leaving Prison Following 30 Years Behind Bars?

Pollard was released from jail after 30 years in prison for giving intelligence to Israel.

Obama Immigration Reform Update: Supreme Court Review Of Deferred Action for Parents of Americans Ruling Urged By President's Administration

The request comes a year after Obama announced his Deferred Action for Parents of Americans initiative, which has been in legal limbo.

After Paris ISIS Attacks, UK Police Chiefs Warn Cuts Will Reduce Ability To Combat Terrorism

The U.K.’s chancellor of the exchequer is expected to announce up to 20 percent police budget cuts next week.

Who Is Laquan McDonald? Video Of Chicago Teenager Being Shot By Officer Jason Van Dyke Ordered To Be Released

The fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer was captured on video, but police said releasing it would violate a federal probe.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2015: After ISIS NYC Threat, NYPD Bolsters Security, But There's Still Worry

Following ISIS's threat targeting New York City, law enforcement has taken steps to ramp up security at next week's annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

How Long Will Jared Fogle Be In Jail? Former Subway Pitchman Sentenced To 15.6 Years In Prison Over Child Pornography, Sex With Minors

The former face of the Subway restaurant chain agreed to plead guilty in August to child porn charges and paying for sex with minors.

After Paris Attacks, Should Off-Duty Police Carry Weapons In Stadiums? NYPD Union Wants Action

A New York police union has launched a petition to get the NFL to allow off-duty officers to carry firearms in its venues.

Paris Attack Economic Impact: Gulf States, Travel Companies Could Suffer If Tourists Fear Arab Region

Some travelers who were to head to France from the United Arab Emirates have cancelled their trips.

Loretta Lynch Dismisses 'Ferguson Effect' On Policing: No Data Supports That More Police Scrutiny Increases Crime

More scrutiny of police does not lead to Americans being less safe, U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Tuesday.

Boston-London Cockpit Scare Update: British Airways Passenger Restrained After Leaving Heathrow Airport

A passenger tried to enter the cockpit of a British Airways flight as it was traveling from Heathrow Airport in London to Boston Tuesday morning.

Russia, France Anti-ISIS Fight: After Paris Attacks, Russian Missile Cruiser To Assist French Navy Against Islamic State

Russia announces its alliance with France as it launches airstrikes against the Islamic State group.

Justice For Paris Attack Victims: As Police Search For Suspects, A Guide To How The French Legal System Works

Police have carried out a series of raids all over France looking for suspects in the Paris attacks.

Dalai Lama On Paris Attacks: Work For Peace, Don't Expect God To Solve Man-Made Problems

The Dalai Lama said the violence of the 20th century has spilled over into the current era.

Viewership Falls To 8.5 Million In Second Democratic Debate

The first Democratic debate in October averaged about 15.3 million viewers. Saturday's viewership fell by nearly half.

Obama-Putin Summit: Leaders Agree On Need For Ceasefire In Syria At G-20 Summit

The two leaders huddled together before the opening session of the Group of 20 summit in the Turkish city of Antalya.

Who Are The Paris Attack Victims? Authorities Begin Releasing Names

In some of those cases, authorities have been able to provide only partial identifications.

G-20 Summit: Paris Attacks, Terrorism May Take Over Talks

A discussion is set for the meeting on Sunday to talk about the Paris terror attacks.

Paris Attacks: Candlelight Vigils Held Worldwide In Support Of Victims (PHOTOS)

French expatriates and supporters lit candles in honor of those killed and wounded in the deadly terrorist attacks.

Who Is Nohemi Gonzalez, The California Student Studying Abroad Killed In The Paris Attacks

Nohemi Gonzalez and Lalo Salines have been confirmed dead in the deadly attacks in Paris.

Paris Attacks: What Did A Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist Draw After Recent Terror Attacks?

Joann Sfar has been posting cartoons to his Instagram account since the Paris attacks occurred Friday.

Paris Attacks: Amid Heightened Tensions, Airports Increase Security Across Globe

In response to the Paris attacks, airports and rail stations across Europe and around the world were increasing security efforts.

Paris Attacks: UK Prime Minister David Cameron Puts Security Level At 'Severe'

Britain's “severe” threat level has been in place since August 2014.

Abortion Rights 2015: US Supreme Court To Weigh In On Texas Abortion Law

The U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in on restrictions that led to the closure of about half the state’s 41 abortion clinics, in the court's first major abortion case since 2007.