Melissa Chan

“He got bullied a lot,” said a soldier who trained with Sgt. Quornelius Radford in 2018. “It was very bad to the point where he could barely talk.”

A Texas woman is suing a U.S. Marine, alleging he spiked her drink with nearly a dozen abortion pills, killing their unborn child, after she rebuffed

Thirteen citizens of the Dominican Republic have been charged with scamming 400 grandparents in the U.S. out of $5 million by posing over the phone

Police are investigating whether staff members followed state-mandated protocols to report reasonable suspicions that a child had been abused.

Capt. Christopher Cooprider has accused the woman of lying and is seeking $100 million in damages.

The fatal quarrel in Crossville, Tennessee, was captured on video and has sparked outrage from the victim’s family and residents who say he didn't deserve to die.

The fatal quarrel was captured on video and has sparked outrage from the victim's family and residents.

This would be the latest instance in which a shooter left messages on ammunition and weapons.

The gunman who suspected he had CTE when he killed four people and himself in a Manhattan office building in July did in fact have the degenerative brain disease, a medical examiner said Friday.

April 8, 2021 This piece was published in partnership with The Atlantic and The Fuller Project.