NBC10 Boston’s recent investigative piece on the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial landed like a Molotov cocktail on an already explosive story. The station reported alleged domestic-violence incidents, a restraining order that may have been active during jury service, and a landlord judgment for more than $12,000 in unpaid rent — all More

President Donald Trump stirred the pot on his Ireland trip when he said he would like to see the island fully unified. That short, blunt comment is the news here. It matters because it puts a heavy-hitting U.S. president on record about a sensitive issue that has been governed by careful diplomacy for decades. What More

The Lindsay Clancy case has become a painful, messy tableau of grieving families, a split jury, and a defense lawyer who decided to go on television and ask President Donald Trump for a pardon. The courtroom drama did not end when the judge declared a mistrial. Instead, the story moved into living rooms and social More

President Donald Trump granted a full, unconditional pardon this week to Patrick “Tate” Adamiak, a Navy petty officer who had been serving a 20‑year federal sentence after an ATF prosecution that sparked fierce protests from gun‑rights groups. The clemency appears on the Department of Justice clemency listing and in the signed Executive Grant of Clemency. More

The ugly truth in this case is simple: a trusted man used his title — both in a church and at a bank — to steal nearly $9.4 million from neighbors and a financial institution. Craig Johnson of Butler, Missouri, has pleaded guilty in federal court to wire fraud, bank fraud, aggravated identity theft, and More