United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro announced she was ending an investigation into crime statistics in D.C. without filing criminal charges.

The announcement comes after a House Oversight Committee report accusing Washington, D.C.'s police chief of manipulating crime statistics.

Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, announced she was ending an investigation into crime ...

U.S. officials unsealed the warrant issued for the seizure of the shadow fleet oil tanker The Skipper, which the U.S.

Peter Navarro, the Trump adviser who did time in prison for contempt, insists to this day his convictions should be reversed ...

U.S. authorities seized a tanker involved in an alleged oil network supporting terrorist groups, under a warrant unsealed by ...

The new year is two weeks away, and come 2026, new laws will begin to go into effect in the nation's capital. Residents can ...

Rustem Umerov said that the latest round of US negotiations was constructive, with both sides hopeful of reaching a framework ...

U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., Jeanine Pirro detailed on Wednesday how the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) ...

Are D.C. crime numbers being manipulated? The U.S. Attorney says reports were misclassified to make crime appear lower — but ...

U.S. Attorney confirms some DC crimes misclassified, reducing apparent violent crime rates. Does not issues her office's report.

Chief DC prosecutor Jeanine Pirro demoted the criminal chief leading her office’s implementation of Trump’s agenda, following ...