Italian police say an explosion outside Rome killed two people while they were assembling a homemade bomb. Investigators believe the pair were linked to anarchist circles and may have been planning an attack.
Police say Jesus Alejandro Ramirez-Padilla attacked a woman in a Salt Lake City alley, leaving her in critical condition with severe neck wounds. Court documents say he admitted to strangling her and slashing her throat, while his immigration status remains unclear.
O'Keefe's team says it was attacked on Skid Row after confronting petitioners tied to a ballot-signature cash scheme. DOJ says federal law may have been broken.
A routine traffic stop in Live Oak County turned into a major drug bust. Texas DPS found nearly 2,000 pounds of meth hidden under a trailer floor. The driver faces first degree charges and the investigation continues.
Actor Shia LaBeouf faces a new simple battery charge after an alleged bar fight in New Orleans during Mardi Gras. A second victim came forward, prompting a new arrest warrant; the judge set bond at $100,000 and ordered rehab and weekly drug tests.
A federal indictment alleges a transnational fraud ring recruited U.S. citizens, including Navy members, into fake marriages to obtain base IDs and green cards. The case names several defendants, notes staged wedding photos, and describes a bribery plot to get unauthorized Department of Defense ID cards.
The FBI says a new forensic review of doorbell footage narrows the suspect description in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance and bumps the reward to $100,000. Officials say more than 13,000 tips have poured in.