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Monday, 6 April 2026
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Danny Mcdonald· Boston Globe · US
Secondary‘Problem properties’ plaguing city

3 crime-riddled Dorchester buildings owned by same family

Michael Goodier and Robyn Vinter· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryGrowing number of UK crimes linked to cocaine
Dan Sullivan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTeen gets 55 years in prison for murder of 14-year-old

Jahmir Moore was 15 when he shot Jevario Buie, a crime that unnerved Tampa.

Jonathan Wolfe and Aurelien Breeden· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHuman rights lawyer Navi Pillay is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

Committee cites her work ensuring the prosecution of war crimes, upholding international law.

Jillian KramerEllie Rushing· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHuman trafficking verdict shines light on a largely hidden crime

A Northeast Philly man was convicted of exploiting vulnerable women. Few such cases go to trial.

Carmen Aguilar García and Sally Weale and Johnny McDevitt· The Guardian · UK
Lead‘Horrifying’ scale of child-on-child sexual abuse in schools revealed

Nearly five such crimes a day reported to police in England and Wales

Jeff HargartenLouis Krauss· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCity crime trends are changing this year

Minneapolis makes gains vs. gun violence as thefts increase.

Jeremy Gorner· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryBailey holds firm in attack on crime law

Republican candidate wants repeal of reform, though Chicago violent crime stats drop

Christopher Spata· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryNotorious Tampa con man Matt Cox has found a new way to make a living off crime

Criminals — and fans — are flocking to his successful “Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime” podcast.

Anna OrsoEllie RushingChris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhat a judge's remarks may mean for Krasner

A federal jurist said Philly's DA might have committed crimes and should be investigated, sparking legal and political uncertainty.

Paul Walsh· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMinnesota’s crime rate drops sharply

There were decreases in reported incidents from 2024 to 2025, a yearly state tally shows.

Greg Moore· Arizona Republic · US
LeadMan forgives his brother’s killer in 9/11 hate crime

Prison phone conversation in 2016 helped bring closure

Jake SheridanAlice Yin· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadCandidates talk tough on crime

Contenders highlight issue despite steep drop in homicides since 2022

Matthew Ormseth· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryHe took his gang down with him

The viciousness of a Valley crime boss ultimately destroyed most of his following.

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJudge alludes to possible crimes by DA’s office

At a hearing in federal court, Philly prosecutors recounted interoffice turmoil surrounding a disputed appellate case.

Stacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryMayes clears Hobbs of crimes in bribery probe

Investigation of governor's ties to Sunshine Residential Homes

Matt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCity's violent crime still on decline

Survey: Houston's rate falls to pre-pandemic levels for the first time

Katie Mettler· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryFBI reports sharp drop in violent crime rate

President Donald Trump announces and takes credit for the drop, but experts say it’s complicated.

Alan FeuerErnesto Londoño· New York Times · US
SecondaryIn Minnesota, U.S. Surveilled Groups on Left

Many That Were Never Accused of Crimes

SecondaryHow rogue officers used a nationwide camera network for stalking

At least 50 were charged with or accused of misusing Flock's system built to track license plates and fight crime

Katie Mettler· Washington Post · US
LeadSharp drop in violent crime is difficult to explain

National murder rate could fall to lowest in more than a century

Sadie GurmanDave Michaels· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadJustice Department Pulls Back On Pursuing Corporate Crime

Prosecutors eased off in some cases, even as executives were suspected

Anna Isaac· The Guardian · UK
LeadRevealed More Reform transactions worth millions reported to crime agency

Bankers raise potential money-laundering concerns involving senior party figures

Yaroslav TrofimovThomas Grove· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryEmergency Declared In Crimea As Ukraine Hits Hard

Kyiv’s attacks turn peninsula from a prize asset to a liability for Putin

Matt Degrood· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadOutrage over crime rises in Third Ward

Residents frustrated over uptick in slayings and lack of answers from Houston police

Robert Mccoppin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryState tries to close Evanston psychiatric facility

Albany Care has seen string of reported crimes and violations

Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMendoza to run for mayor again

State comptroller who finished fifth in ’19 race will position herself as tough-on-crime centrist

Kate LinthicumSteve Fisher· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryU.S.' latest Mexican targets

Washington is investigating two governors suspected of having connections to organized crime

Caroline KubzanskyAudrey Pachuta· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryAnti-violence workers, police dig in for summer

Teen trends a top issue as city looks to sustain its crime reductions

Roger VincentItzel Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryL.A. businesses want attention in mayor’s race

Empty stores, crime and homelessness fuel downtown’s decline, shop owners say.

Libor Jany· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadCrime fell but remains issue in mayor's race

Though homicides are way down, Bass' rivals level attacks over homelessness, drugs.

Jeanine Santucci· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryOfficials: CA mosque shooting seen as a hate crime

5 dead, including suspected shooters

LeadThree killed in shooting at mosque in San Diego

Two suspects in possible hate crime are found dead

Talia Soglin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryState’s attorney launches transit crime prosecution task force

Law enforcement agencies at federal and local levels to team up

Dakota Smith· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryBecerra takes heat over crimes of aide

Prosecutors call him a victim in the case, but rivals talk up risk of allegations widening.

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryAnti-crime nonprofit is accused of fraud

AG says Minneapolis’ We Push for Peace misused over $6.5M.

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryA far-right sheriff shakes up the race

Bianco’s anti-crime message resonates, but some see him as an affront to rule of law.

Emily DaviesJenny Gathright· Washington Post · US
SecondaryMultiple police leaders in D.C. face termination

Some of proposed firings tied to probe of alleged crime data manipulation

Amy-Clare Martin· The Independent · UK
LeadSent back to prison for petty theft more than 20 years later

A mother had her son torn from her arms as she was recalled to jail for a crime she says she didn't commit. She had no idea how long she'd be trapped inside – another victim of inhumane, indefinite jail terms

Andrew AckermanSalvador Rizzo· Washington Post · US
SecondaryCriminal probe of Fed chair dropped

NO CRIME FOUND IN $2.5B RENOVATIONS

LeadHermer’s ‘excessive’ fee for Iraq witch hunt

MoD challenged £450-an-hour rate to investigate ‘war crimes’ by British troops

LeadHermer pursued 'witch hunt' against troops despite warnings

Attorney General ignored concerns that Iraqi war crime allegations were false as he worked on case against soldiers

Nate File· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly sees progress on violent crime, poverty

The Pew Charitable Trusts’ State of the City report cited significant improvements along with stubborn challenges.

Gabriele Steinhauser and Patricia Kowsmann· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryHow Cybercrime Made ‘Scambodia’

Gangs in Cambodia corrupted officials, enslaved workers and fleeced victims

Jason Nark· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadForged in Philly, she took down Epstein

Daily News alum Julie K. Brown's reporting in Florida exposed the sordid crimes of a notorious sex trafficker. But it was her backstory here that helped her connect to his victims.

Shelley Murphy· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryGoal of fake robberies was getting visas

US program protects noncitizen victims of certain crimes

Benedict Smith· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadI had no relationship with Epstein

Melania Trump denies prior knowledge of paedophile's crimes in unprecedented speech

Konstantin Toropin· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryNew threats as details of Iran rescue emerge

Attacks on civilian infrastructure could be war crime, scholars say.

Bassem MroueMatthew Lee· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTrump issues fiery new threat against Iran’s infrastructure

Some legal scholars say attacking civilian targets can be a war crime.