"In sex trafficking of children, captivity is followed by this previously unrecognized process now identified as 'trauma coercive bonding.'"

"We haven't previously seen this overlap between street gangs and politicized violence."

Laws that focus on who has guns—rather than gun type—may do more to lower gun-related deaths.

Owners, their partners, and neighbors tend to abuse animals in different ways, research finds.

"Dirty data" can corrupt predictive policing systems and exacerbate discrimination against minority suspects, researchers say.

Predicting how liquid droplets move and splatter could help investigators draw better clues from crime scenes.

A new system uses chemical tags and a phone to check if products, whether clothing or medications, are the real thing.

When there's more crime on the path students take to school, the chance they'll skip the trip goes up.

What drives people to accept bribery and how people can avoid its influence? Researchers have answers for both questions.

A little bit of piracy can actually help manufacturers, retailers, and consumers, even when the pirated product is a show like Game of Thrones.