North and South Korea at a Deadlock on Re-opening of Kaesong Industrial Complex
After six rounds of talks the re-opening of the Kaesong industrial complex just inside North Korea are still in limbo according to Seoul.
105 Juveniles Recovered in FBI's Nationwide Underage Prostitution Operation
During the past 72 hours, the FBI; its local, state, and federal law enforcement partners; and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) conducted Operation Cross Country VII, a three-day enforcement action to address commercial child sex trafficking throughout the United States.
Ariel Castro Escapes Death Penalty with Plea Argeement
In an Ohio courtroom on Friday, Ariel Castro, the man responsible for one of the most notorious kidnapping cases in recent history, skirted the death penalty in a plea agreement that will keep him from having to stand trial for his offenses.
Murkowski Backs Park Service Off Its Flawed Fish Policy
WASHINGTON, DC — In an occasionally tense questioning of the National Park Service Director Thursday, Senator Lisa Murkowski convinced Director Jonathan Jarvis in his public comments to revise the agencies guidelines and take steps to allow wild Alaskan salmon and other wild Alaska seafood back on the concession stands of national parks nationwide.