NBC’s Law & Order Thursdays have returned with new episodes airing in the 2025 TV schedule and streaming next day with a Peacock subscription, and the franchise reaches two nota ...

When talking about the drama that started it all with the Los Angeles Times, Wolf revealed that while it (somehow) hasn’t ...

Spoilers ahead for the Season 27 premiere of Law & Order: SVU in the 2025 premiere schedule, called "In the Winds" and ...

In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders.

SVU has had several stories talking about powerful and corrupt people, but "The Long Arm of the Witness" probably hits the hardest in this regard. Maybe it's even in the top 5 list.

TV's biggest night is officially here, and one actress pulled out all the stops: Mariska Hargitay! The Law and Order: SVU star ventured her way to Los Angeles for the 2025 Emmy Awards on September 14, ...

Law & Order: SVU is nine years younger than its parent show, and just as revolutionary. In some ways, it seems like the opposite of Law & Order. While the original series emphasized cases over ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday called for law and order to counteract the “senseless crime” infecting Democrat-run cities like Charlotte, North Carolina, where the president said liberal policies ...

Section 1. Purpose. On August 7, 1789, 236 years ago, President George Washington signed into law a bill establishing the United States Department of War to oversee the operation and maintenance of ...

Washington, DC, doesn’t need a “federal emergency,” Mayor Muriel Bowser said Wednesday, adding her new executive order is meant to be a pathway out of the federal takeover that is set to end this ...

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser signed an order Tuesday outlining how the District will coordinate with federal law enforcement “during and after the Presidential emergency,” signaling that the District may ...

The long-running NBC procedural is coming back with new cases Christopher Rudolph is a contributing writer for PEOPLE. He previously covered entertainment at The Advocate, HuffPost, Logo News, MTV ...