Russian President Vladimir Putin says he believes other countries wrongly regard Russia as a threat and that mistaken concept can end if they see that the economic sanctions the West has put on Russia don’t serve their interests.
Read moreIn the continued saga surrounding rock star Kurt Cobain’s guitar, a woman says she was stalked and threatened by Courtney Love for not helping her retrieve the instrument from her daughter’s ex-husband, according to a lawsuit filed on Monday.
Read moreIs a university responsible for anonymous online threats made against its students? That’s what a group of University of Mary Washington students is hoping to find out after taking their argument to the Fourth Circuit Tuesday.
Read moreAbortion rights advocates reported Monday that death threats against providers and patients nearly doubled in 2017, a surge they attributed to emboldenment from the current political climate.
Read moreFrench prosecutors have charged a 36-year-old man with threatening to attack security services at Mont Saint-Michel, one of the country’s most-visited tourist sites.
Read moreAdult film star Stormy Daniels released a composite sketch Tuesday of the man she claims threatened her if she didn’t keep her alleged sexual affair with Donald Trump under wraps.
Read moreSan Pedro resident Anthony Scott Lloyd pleaded guilty in a Los Angeles federal court Monday for calling the office of Rep. Maxine Waters and threatening to kill her over her criticism of President Donald Trump.
Read moreThe comedian T.J. Miller paid a $100,000 bond on Tuesday after he was accused of reporting a fake bomb threat on a train that had kicked him off for being drunk.
Read moreA federal judge issued an injunction against Sibley, Iowa, ordering it to stop threatening to sue a local man who runs a website saying the city smells like “horrible rotten blood and stale beer.”
Read moreAfter an upstate New York steel plant violated labor laws by discouraging unionization, federal authorities went too far in trying to remedy the violations with a bargaining order, the Second Circuit ruled Thursday.
Read moreA Pennsylvania state lawmaker who alleges a fellow lawmaker pulled a gun and threatened to kill her is set to square off against him in court.
Read moreTwo employees filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday claiming an indicted Texas county commissioner intimidates his workers by recklessly pointing a pistol at them, pulling the trigger and laughing.
Read morePolice canceled classes at a community college in Southern California on Monday, citing “credible threats” of a possible shooting.
Read moreHell-bent on keeping women out of their station, Houston firefighters urinated all over their female colleagues’ dorm and wrote death threats on the walls, the Justice Department claims in a lawsuit seeking to strengthen the city’s anti-harassment policies.
Read moreAn Israeli-American teenager has been indicted on charges that he instilled panic up and down the East Coast by calling in bomb threats to Jewish schools in Florida and falsely reporting there was an explosive in the Israeli embassy in Washington D.C.
Read moreHouston-area police are on edge amid arrests of several students who threatened campus violence in the social media-fueled fallout from last week’s Florida shootings, and one superintendent said his students will be punished for walking out of class to protest gun laws.
Read moreA security officer overheard a student threaten to open fire at his Southern California high school, allowing officials to thwart the plot just days after a deadly shooting in Florida, authorities said Wednesday.
Read moreHawaii’s nuclear missile scare showed that the state began testing alerts before fully developing a plan to address the ballistic missile threat and that a public outreach campaign months earlier wasn’t effective, said a report released Tuesday.
Read moreThe 10th Circuit upheld charges Tuesday against a man convicted of threatening an Oklahoma judge and the Tulsa Police Department.
Read moreA man charged with posting anti-Muslim material on an Islamic center’s social media page, calling in death threats and attempting to discourage investigators from testifying against him pleaded guilty this week to two misdemeanor charges, according to the Department of Justice.
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