Defending the Undefendable
A new book by Ted Bundy's lawyer sheds light on the enigma of his most famous client.
A new book by Ted Bundy's lawyer sheds light on the enigma of his most famous client.
Jo Cox's murder and the pro-Brexit campaign's Trumpian politics have some fearing for the country's future.
The author of ‘I Know What you Did Last Summer’ defined teen terror for a generation.
The LGBT community will turn grief into resolve after the Orlando massacre.
The new documentary shows how O.J. Simpson became whatever you wanted him to be—narcissist, athlete, hero, or murderer.
A new political strategy to reduce gun violence in America.
Netflix’s complex story of injustice makes us better citizens—and perhaps even more effective jurors.
Dean Strang wrote a book about a 1917 miscarriage of justice in Milwaukee. The parallels with Steven Avery's case are striking.
Vending machine-style kiosks are replacing parole officers, which means less rehabilitation work and more surveillance.
Hughes Allison was a black mystery writer with a promising future. What went wrong?
French connoisseurs sold the Chinese pomp and prestige, until they started manufacturing it themselves.
The monument to Confederate officer Henry Wirz is down the road from the graveyard of his many victims
A new look at New York’s secret workers
Not all DNA evidence is equally valuable or trustworthy
Shootings are nothing like a riot.
Here's what I learned from 16 years' experience covering massacres—and making some of these mistakes