True crime in 2024 showed justice can triumph over drama
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True crime cases dominated the news in 2024, including high-profile murder trials. Defendants like Murdaugh, Syed and Allen gave Americans a better look at the justice system.
Brett Talley is co-host of the weekly true crime podcasts "The Prosecutors" and "The Prosecutors: Legal Briefs."
January 13 marked the 25th anniversary of the murder of Hae Min Lee by Adnan Syed. Unfortunately, Syed, the star of the hit "Serial" podcast, had his conviction vacated by then-Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby — before she herself was convicted on federal charges related to COVID-19 fraud.
The House of Representatives is poised to vote on the Laken Riley Act on Tuesday after it easily passed last year.
A proposed FDA rule could effectively ban cigarettes currently on the market in favor of products with less nicotine. Cartels running the black market could benefit, an expert warns.
A Texas man was arrested after police say he burst into a home and stabbed his 58-year-old mother after she did not give him her wallet.
The president-elect’s ambitious goal for the fleet in his first term was thrown overboard by Team Biden, but Trump is back and he’s demanding the ships we need.
Retired Riverside, Illinois Police Chief Tom Weitzel urges President-elect Trump to make cop killings a federal crime amid rising ambush attacks on officers since 2020.
Ex-Obama adviser Van Jones called out Sen. Chuck Schumer on Monday for claiming Democrats didn't mislead anyone about President Biden's health and ability to serve.
The Biden administration reportedly has been negotiating with the Taliban to swap three Americans being held in Afghanistan for a Guantanamo Bay prisoner.
FBI warns that criminals are using generative AI to exploit individuals with deceptive tactics. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson explains their tactics and how to protect yourself from them.
Common sense lets us know where we stand, the reality that we face. It is only when we are honest with ourselves that we can make true and meaningful progress.
The parents of a 13-year-old girl who was run over by a suicidal driver in Malibu in 2010 are appealing to California Gov. Gavin Newsom to stop the felon from being released on parole.
More pardons, measures to prevent homegrown political extremism, and more military aid for Israel are among the plans that Biden and his administration have for their final days.