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An unidentified suspect in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, appears on video surveillance footage setting fire to tarps outside a Jewish-Japanese restaurant called Shalom Japan.

Laneisha Shantrice Henderson, 26, has been charged with attempted arson and interfering with government property after she tried to burn down Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home.

The University of Michigan has introduced the Raoul Wallenberg Institute on its Ann Arbor campus to address the global rise in antisemitism and promote religious inclusion.

Police led an evacuation of the business school building on UNLV's campus on Wednesday, when alleged gunman Anthony James Polito opened fire and killed three people at the school.

A Mississippi teacher allegedly planned to cross state lines to elope with a student, an investigator reportedly testified during James Donald Hawkins II's court appearance.

In August, Shane James Jr., who is suspected of killing six people in Texas, was encountered by sheriff's deputies during a mental health crisis and was released.

Food banks across the country say they're seeing more visitors than ever, and inflation is the driving force — and Americans' salaries simply can't keep up.

The Los Angeles child molester who got a light sentence for attacking a little girl in a restaurant bathroom will spend 15 years in prison for killing friend.

A federal judge has tentatively approved a settlement between the Justice Department and the ACLU, preventing the resumption of a policy that separated families at the border.

A federal judge has tentatively approved a settlement between the Justice Department and the ACLU, preventing the resumption of a policy that separated families at the border.