Iran for years has offered contradictory statements about Levinson. His family is now suing Iran in U.S. federal court, alleging the Iranian government kidnapped him. Continue reading →

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement it extended the invitation through a diplomatic note to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico.mexico Continue reading →

Gunmen have killed up to nine members of a U.S. Mormon family, believed to be mainly children, in the latest massacre to afflict Mexico, family members said. Continue reading →

The foiled plot is the latest attempted attack against a synagogue in the U.S. just over a year. Continue reading →

Meng’s lawyers say many of the affidavits contain virtually identical blanket denials of sharing the information with U.S. law enforcement, but they still don’t explain an officer’s notes that said the opposite was true. Continue reading →

The new policy would allow the government to amass a trove of biometric data on hundreds of thousands of migrants, raising major privacy concerns. Continue reading →

The investigation determined that those 38 people were “culpable” in 91 cases of sending classified information that ended up in Clinton’s personal email, according to a letter sent to Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley this week. Continue reading →

Trevor Doyle, former host of Capital FM’s radio show, was supposed to have his case go to trial on Oct. 10. Continue reading →

Documents show the Huawei executive was held for three hours and a border official questioned her about her business in Iran before she was informed of her arrest and read her rights. Continue reading →

Court documents show Jarrett William Smith was arrested in Kansas on Sept. 21. Continue reading →