Results for crime; law enforcement: 98

WASHINGTON, Feb 11 - A U.S. peanut company blamed for a salmonella outbreak that has sickened at least 600 people was more concerned about the cost of the contamination than public health, members of the...

SYDNEY, Feb 11 - Cooler weather helped thousands of firefighters begin to get a grip on Australia's deadliest bushfires on Wednesday but 181 people were confirmed dead in parts of the southeast devastated by the...

SYDNEY, Feb 10 - Australian police combed through blackened wastelands on Tuesday, searching for clues in the hunt for arsonists they believe started some of the nation's deadliest...

SYDNEY, Feb 10 - Australian police treated the country's entire bushfire disaster zone as a crime scene on Tuesday as investigators combed through a blackened wasteland to find clues to the culprits behind the country's...

PORT HARCOURT, Feb 7 - Nigerian militants attacked a gas plant operated by Royal Dutch Shell in the Niger Delta on Saturday and warned of more...

PORT HARCOURT, Feb 7 - Nigerian militants attacked a gas plant operated by Royal Dutch Shell in the Niger Delta on Saturday and warned of more strikes to come, but the army said it had...

GENEVA, Feb 7 - American customers of Swiss bank UBS AG suspected of avoiding U.S. taxes did not commit a tax fraud, according to an investigation by a Swiss legal expert published in Swiss daily...

NIGERIAN MILITANT GROUP MEND SAYS IT CARRIED OUT ATTACK ON SHELL <RDSa.L> GAS PLANT IN NIGER DELTA...

BEIJING, Feb 6 - The chief of China's official export credit guarantee agency was kicked out of his post and the Communist Party over allegations he accepted bribes, the insurance regulator said. Tang Ruoxin, who...

BOSTON, Feb 5 - When federal investigators first examined whether Bernard Madoff ran a Ponzi scheme 17 years ago, they focused on Frank Avellino, an accountant who had delivered investors to Madoff since the 1960s....