Aaron Cooper

Deliberations in Michael Avenatti’s federal extortion trial began late Wednesday morning after more than an hour of jury instructions.

A New York judge Tuesday ruled that ExxonMobil did not mislead investors about how it accounted for the cost of climate change regulations.

The trial of Roger Stone got off to an unusual start Tuesday as jury selection proceedings were punctuated by his exit from the court due to what he said was food poisoning.

A jury has been selected in the retrial of Bill Cosby, who faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault.

Bill Cosby’s criminal sexual assault trial will stay in Montgomery County Court outside Philadelphia, but the jurors will come from another Pennsylvania county, a judge ruled Monday.

A Pennsylvania judge will decide whether 13 women who say comedian Bill Cosby sexually assaulted them will be allowed to testify for the prosecution in his upcoming trial related to a 2004 case.

The Justice Department has chronicled what Baltimore resident Alethea Booze said she has always known: Cops routinely abuse the city’s African-Americans.

A Baltimore judge deciding the fate an officer charged in the Freddie Gray case on Friday challenged the prosecution claim that the take down and arrest of Gray without probable cause amounted to a criminal assault.

Training was the focus Tuesday in the trial of Baltimore police officer Edward Nero, one of six officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray.

Edward Nero, accused of assaulting Freddie Gray, says he wants a judge to decide his fate. He’s one of six Baltimore officers charged in connection with Gray’s death.

A mistrial is declared in the case of Baltimore police Officer William Porter after jurors remained deadlocked. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake appeals for calm.

A jury is expected to be chosen Wednesday in the trial of a Baltimore Police Department officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray.

Problems with the Federal Aviation Administration’s cybersecurity is “threatening the agency’s ability to ensure the safe and uninterrupted operation of the national airspace system,” a new Government Accountability Office report out Monday found.

The head of the National Security Agency expressed deep concerns about terrorists’ ability to avoid NSA surveillance, explaining that Edward Snowden’s revelations of surveillance techniques and capabilities have had a “material impact” on NSA ability to prevent and detect terror plots.

A Tucson, Arizona Relator has found that Federal Aviation Administration permission to fly a drone comes with strings attached.

Passengers aboard a flight from Chicago to Denver got sick just moments after their plane apparently lost pressure and forced a quick landing.

Official: The lieutenant whose firefighters wouldn’t leave their D.C. fire station to help a 77-year-old man who’d collapsed outside has filed for retirement.

More airports around the United States will soon allow passengers to go through security without removing their shoes, light jackets, and belts.

A pilot in Minnesota preparing to fly a commercial jet has been arrested after a witness smelled alcohol on the pilot, an airport spokesman said Friday.

The TSA said Friday it has started the process of firing 25 of its agents and suspending 19 others for not following screening procedures.