Former Connecticut official facing lengthy prison sentence flees to Greece
The sentencing was supposed to occur earlier this year, but it was repeatedly delayed as he prepared for a second corruption trial
Former Syrian official convicted of torture under Assad faces sentencing in the US
A former Syrian military official convicted of torturing prisoners during President Bashar Assad's regime is facing a possible decades-long prison sentence in the U.S.
Man accused of ties to bin Laden and tortured after 9/11 has 20-year Guantanamo detention reviewed
A man initially accused of being a high-profile al-Qaida figure and who was tortured in CIA custody has appeared at a hearing to review his detention.
ICE officer charged in non-fatal shooting arrested by Minnesota authorities
A federal immigration officer charged with shooting a Venezuelan man last winter and lying about the circumstances to investigators is scheduled to appear before a Minnesota judge.
A border surge reshaped America. Now, data shows who 4.5 million migrants were and where they went
A surge in border crossings over the past decade reshaped America: Millions of people from more than 150 countries arrived, bringing the immigrant population to its highest levels.
Many Venezuelan immigrants shun Florida and turn to smaller cities in Utah, elsewhere
Many Venezuelan immigrants are shunning Florida and turning instead to communities in places like Utah that promise better jobs.
African asylum seekers find home in unlikely new American melting pots
An Associated Press analysis of exclusive data shows they turned some of the unlikeliest of places, like Lockland, into new American melting pots.
Cases of Black people found hanged in the South are a reminder of nation’s lynching history
The death of Tasia Fortune, a Black Mississippi woman found hanging from a tree, has stirred distressing memories of the grim U.S. history of lynchings.
‘Appetizing’ stores are the quieter, less famous sibling of the Jewish deli
At many non-kosher delis today, there's a combination of the two.
Scenes from a colonial resurrection: First-person interpretations of history draw America 250 crowds
America's 250th birthday has been a banner year for the actors of Historic Philadelphia, Inc.