Few films are as legendary as ‘The Godfather’, but what if it had never been made? Before Francis Ford Coppola’s masterpiece redefined cinema, real-life mobsters nearly shut it down. They weren’t ...

Shoshanna Utchenik ticklethewire.com Mob boss DeLeo’s been off the streets for a while, but that hasn’t kept the feds from coming after him. The 69-year-old Colombo Family ‘Street Boss’, of ...

An imposing Bonanno soldier nicknamed ‘The Maniac” got just over three years behind bars Wednesday for forcing a loansharking victim to strip naked in Queens — on top of the nearly five ...

If Ellen Pompeo was going to find a new role after 20 years as a series regular on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy,” it had to be good.

MICHAEL Franzese once ran the streets of New York City as a caporegime (captain) for the Colombo crime family. Back in the 1970s, the city was a hotbed for organised crime, and now, years later ...

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that crimes committed through inaction can still be violent, rejecting a New York crime family associate’s claim that his conviction in a foiled murder-for-hire ...

Gardaí are examining the prospect of recommending organised crime charges — including membership and direction of a crime group — against Ireland’s top gang boss and four of his lieutenants.

The U.S. Supreme Court as seen on Dec. 4, 2024 from First Street SE in Washington, D.C. (Kelsey Reichmann/Courthouse News) WASHINGTON (CN) — Whether attempted murder rose to a crime of violence split ...

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that crimes committed through inaction can still be violent, rejecting a New York crime family associate’s claim that his conviction in a foiled murder-for-hire ...

The Supreme Court rules that crimes committed through inaction can still be violent, rejecting a New York crime family associate's claim.

The Goodfellas needed a bad cop. Ex-Nassau County cop Hector Rosario “sold his badge” to the mob — then helped his underworld cronies evade the law “time and time again,” federal ...

March 21 (UPI) --The U.S. Supreme Court confirmed Friday that just because a person in New York State only hires someone to commit murder doesn't mean that person isn't guilty of a violent crime.