The Obama administration on Friday approved more than $4.7 billion in loan guarantees for major solar projects as the government closed out an incentive program embroiled in controversy over the bankruptcy of one of its biggest projects.
Dozens of workers were arrested in a drug bust at Boeing's Ridley Park plant in Pennsylvania.
A California policeman accused of murdering a schizophrenic homeless man during a July altercation was freed from jail on Thursday after fellow officers helped him make bail, his lawyer said.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's 80-year-old definition of forcible rape excludes several examples of sexual assault that are typically considered rape by police departments across the country. Critics say it is an extremely narrow and archaic definition of rape that results in an under-reporting of the crime.
Scarlett Johansson, whose nude pictures were hacked about two weeks ago and posted online, says celebrities are entitled to their privacy and any invasion of it feels wrong.
Reswan Ferdaus believed undercover FBI agents were Al Qaeda recruiters
In December, the U.S. Department of Energy learned that Solyndra was violating its federal loan deal, technically defaulting on its $535 million loan; the department, however, changed the loan terms in order for the solar company to continue receiving taxpayer funds, federal officials confirmed Wednesday.
Scarlett Johansson has broken her silence for the first time regarding her nude photos that have been circulating the Internet for the past two weeks.
Scarlett Johansson spoke out for the first time Wednesday after her leaked nude images were posted online, saying that being a celebrity does not allow others to disturb her privacy.
Scarlett Johansson's nude images, leaked on the internet as a consequence of her private cell phone being hacked, spiked an unprecedented hike on Web searches, according to reports furnished by Google Insight. But then the actress has a message to the public. She wants people to know that actors and celebrities too have a right to their privacy.
Former professional basketball player Javaris Crittenton, accused of killing a young mother of four in a drive-by shooting in Georgia, was released from jail on a $230,000 bond early on Wednesday, authorities said.
Scarlett Johansson, whose nude photos were leaked online on Sept. 15, has broken her silence on the issue for the first time on Wednesday.
The Lion King fended off Brad Pitt to keep the box-office crown for a second straight weekend.
Federal investigators on Tuesday raided the Florida offices of Imperial Holdings Inc , a company that makes lump-sum payments on legal settlements and life insurance policies, the FBI said on Tuesday.
After 41 years on the run since escaping a New Jersey prison, George Wright, a most-wanted killer, has been caught in Portugal. The FBI along with U.S. Marshals Service and the New Jersey Department of Corrections made a joint announcement of the apprehension of Wright, 68, on Tuesday.
New York Police Department has secret air weaponry that can cripple any airborne terrorist attack, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg. But who has the authority?
A California policeman pleaded not guilty on Monday to killing a schizophrenic homeless man who was beaten and repeatedly shocked with a Taser in a videotaped July confrontation with six officers.
Sly Stone, once the front man for Sly & the Family Stone, is now homeless in L.A.'s Crenshaw neighborhood.
Soul music legend Sly Stone, the famous front man of Sly & the Family Stone who once owned multiple mansions, is now homeless and living on the streets of Los Angeles.
The Lion King fended off Brad Pitt to keep the box-office crown for a second straight weekend.
The FBI has paid a $2.1 million reward to tipsters who provided information leading to the June arrests of former crime boss James Whitey Bulger and his girlfriend, who were captured after 16 years on the run together.
Even as the FBI investigation is on to sack the criminals who leaked Scarlett Johansson's nude photographs to post it on the internet, an artist is freely posting the images on the streets of L.A.
