Three women were rescued Thursday morning from a south London home, where they'd been held as slaves for at least 30 years. Police arrested two suspects–a 67-year-old man and a 67-year-old woman—at the same address.

Tallahassee newspaper commenter: "FSU QB Jameis Winston is only being accused of sexual battery because the accuser's lawyer went to UF." Tallahassee newspaper's editor in chief: "Interesting."

A new ACLU report estimates that more than 17,000 juveniles in America have been held in solitary confinement, and concludes, unequivocally, "Solitary confinement and isolation are not safe for children."

War-on-terror fanboy Eli Lake just scored an interview with book-hawking Blackwater founder Erik Prince, and it's teaching us so, so many new things about the Oprah of mercenary conglomerates.

More information about Congressman Trey Radel's cocaine bust: The AP reports that Radel allegedly purchased the coke from an undercover DEA agent in D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood. Later that night, authorities came to Radel's home to let him know he'd be charged.

Craig Cobb, a neo-Nazi who's become infamous of late for attempting to build an all-white community in Leith, North Dakota, is being held without bail after being charged with seven counts of terrorizing other Leith residents.

With "YouTube pranksters" being a dime a googol these days, the pressure is on to make increasingly extreme and irresponsible pranks.

Freshman Congressman Trey Radel, the Jason Sudeikis-lookin' dude who represents Florida's 19th district, was charged for cocaine possession in Washington, D.C., last month, according to Politico.

New York City Police officers fired more rounds, shot more people, and were shot themselves more in 2012 than in the previous year. Mayor Bloomberg can proudly go out on a violent note.

Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate and current Virginia State Senator Creigh Deeds is in critical condition after being stabbed at his home Tuesday morning. His son, Gus, was shot to death during the incident. UPDATE: According to NBC4's Julie Carey, Deeds was stabbed by his son, who then committed suicide.

Google Maps is no stranger to being accused of accidentally capturing grisly murder scenes, but one California father says this time Google really did stumble upon the body of an actual murder victim: His son.

A manhunt is underway in Paris for a gunman who wounded one person inside the offices of a French newspaper before taking a hostage and opening fire outside of a bank.

An off-duty NYPD officer was nearly beaten to death early Sunday morning in Queens as onlookers cheered “Worldstar!” and recorded the incident on cellphone cameras.

A Los Angeles school teacher has pleaded guilty to a series of heinous abuses against his students, including blindfolding them and feeding them cookies laced with his semen.

Earlier this week, authorities discovered the remains of Joseph and Summer McStay buried in a shallow grave in the Mojave desert. The couple, along with their two young sons, Gianni and Joseph Jr., have been missing since 2010, when they disappeared from their suburban California home. Police are treating their deaths as homicides.

What’s Ken Starr up to these days? According to Virginia court documents, the famously pious former Clinton prosecutor recently pleaded with a Fairfax County judge to let a confessed child molester go free. Because he’s a family friend. Here’s the letter.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office announced today that it will bring charges of second-degree murder against a Dearborn Heights man who shot and killed Renisha McBride in the early morning hours of November 2.

One survivor of the shooting that killed two members of the Yellow Dogs described the ordeal to the New York Times: "I said, 'Don't kill me! Don't kill me! Let me talk and then do it.'"

This morning, Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences plus five years. In August, Bulger was convicted of multiple charges of murder, racketeering, extortion, and money laundering.

A Florida man named Chuck Barry (no, not that Chuck Berry) was arrested last week for allegedly impersonating a cop in attempt to get a discount at Dunkin' Donuts.