Investigations

The Brown University report faults the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as putting the military's long-standing issue of sexual assault secondary to force readiness.

The Trump-backed Montana Republican has touted his business savvy. Recent events, however, raise questions about his firm's viability and its efforts to get government contracts.

Shelter operators attribute the steep drop to President Joe Biden’s June executive action limiting asylum claims and stronger efforts by Mexico to intercept U.S.-bound migrants.

Critics say the Biden administration has failed to make Iran think twice about trying to kill former U.S. officials and dissidents on American soil.

Asif Merchant, 46, faces a single count of murder for hire after, prosecutors say, he paid $5,000 to an undercover FBI agent he believed was a hit man.

Experts worry that the organizations, which now dominate money laundering worldwide, pose a potential national security threat to the U.S.

Acting Director Rowe said the Secret Service and local police were in different command posts and didn't have access to the same radio traffic when word of a gunman came in.

TIAA faces losses on a core business — recordkeeping for retirement plans at colleges and other nonprofits. "Where we make that up is on the product side," an exec told sales staff.

Michael Spadone, an ex-Project Veritas field director, was arrested after he and his group of “undercover journalists" got drunk and rowdy at a Michigan hotel, police said. 

The pilot's “insufficient sense of urgency” to land immediately in response to warnings also contributed to the crash, according to a report released Thursday.

A study by physicians in the Journal of the American Medical Association describes a pattern of selling land, equipment and other resources after private equity acquires hospitals.