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An armed robber held up a jewelry exhibition in the French resort city of Cannes on Sunday, stealing jewels worth $53 million.

The majority of Americans worry that the U.S. will go too far in violating privacy rights through NSA surveillance. 

Police are investigating the alleged disappearance of $57,000 in bank withdrawals and $30,000 in debit card charges from a fraternity bank account. 

Controversial stop-and-frisk policies and widespread surveillance of Muslims are the main force behind this proposed legislation. 

Unintentional injuries, especially car crashes or falls, are much more common in rural areas than cities, giving the metropolises a statistical edge when it comes to safety.

Thousands of well-wishers swarmed around the Pope's vehicle in Brazil, and while the head of the Catholic Church remained calm, his assistants were less than pleased.

The proposed legislation would encourage law enforcement to report firearms used in violent crimes to a national database to be traced. 

The missing communication devices, worth millions of dollars, could potentially allow criminals to listen in to U.S. Marshals' plans for protecting witnesses or federal judges. 

People have a reasonable expectation of privacy of their cellphone location information, the New Jersey Supreme Court rules. 

The closing of 50 schools this August in Chicago has prompted comparisons to the violent death of Derrion Albert, with warnings that the new school boundary lines could bring similar tension.