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Law & Order, the first series of the sucessful franchise, has returned to NBC for its 18th season. Dick Wolf's creation is a police procedural and courtroom drama.

Despite having his hand-picked successor in office, Theodore Roosevelt's life after the Presidency was dominated in part by his opposition to his own political party.

Theodore Roosevelt, prior to becoming America's 26th President, lived an exciting life of politics, civil service, academics, and frontiersman.

Earning himself a place on Mt. Rushmore was not easy, but Theodore Roosevelt worked hard at the Presidency, focusing on getting things done and on initiating reform.

New York and Chicago police have lowered crime rates through programs designed to make officers a more integral part of individual communities.

Australian actor was found in New York home surrounded by pills

A psychological thriller about two detectives, an international thriller about the FBI, and a fantasy adventure about a dying city hit movie screens this fall.

This month offers full seasons of police dramas and medical series on DVD.

Law & Order SVU returns for Season 10 on NBC. Detectives of the New York Police Special Victims Unit solve sex related crimes with intensity and passion.

Law & Order: Criminal Intent New York detectives explore the criminal mind on USA Network. The series returns for season eight with 15 new episodes in 2009.

Two veteran police detectives and two younger officers search for a vigilante killer who leaves poems about the victims at the scene of each crime.

Protest, chants and cheers for Pope's visit. Thousands of police officers deployed to keep Pope Benedict safe during his three-day visit to New York City.

In October, movie screens will be graced by stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Edward Norton and Colin Farrell, plus a new film from Guy Ritchie

The X Files was a unit of the FBI headed by two agents, Fox Mulder and Dana Scully who investigated paranormal occurences.

The President's leisurely trips to New York and the First Lady's visits to a Washington D.C. market are obscenely expensive and the costs are being borne by taxpayers.

As a potential teachable moment in America's history, Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. could show uncommon courage by not seeking a legal remedy.

Joe Torre will most likely remembered for his successful years as the skipper of a New York Yankees, but he may actually have been better as a player than as a manager.

For two years, intelligence reports have shown that America will be the target of another terrorist attack. Terrorism experts question whether the country will be ready.