Susan Zalkind

Prosecutors dealing with a real problem risk painting women as having almost supernatural powers with which to manipulate.

Nathan Carman finally reached the witness stand, but it wasn't for murder.

“You get what you pay for. It’s really as simple as that.”

Christine Blasey Ford served as her own expert witness and demolished the arguments against her story.

Bizarre-sounding rituals. Twisted nicknames. Allegations of sex crimes. And of course this guy might become a Supreme Court justice.

The Whitey Bulger pal and former head of the mob in New England just got life in prison. But he went out with a bang, hyping FBI corruption.

An ongoing murder trial in New York and the book inspired by the case point to a special brand of primal fear that isn't as simple as you might think.

Chessy Prout watched her assailant go to jail. Now she's telling her story.

David Wright's lawyer says he was a fat loser playing games. The feds say he was part of a dangerous terror cell determined to outdo the Boston Marathon bombing.

The trial pitted producers of a popular TV show against old-school union guys in Boston, and the verdict looks like a boon for organized labor in America.

The 20-year-old was convicted of manslaughter in June for telling her boyfriend to kill himself.

Allegations of slashed tires, misogynistic and ethnic threats, and terrified reality TV producers—this federal case has it all.