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For the families of those killed in Brazilian prisons, suffering has been compounded by government responses that range from sluggish to crass

After declining them for three years, Miami-Dade now is on track to honor more than 1,000 detention requests from immigration authorities seeking custody of local inmates

Some prisoners were beheaded or had their hearts and intestines ripped out in two recent prison massacres in northern Brazil

While forgiveness has been offered from one side, Roof has shown no remorse for the slaughter during weeks in court

Dylann Roof is the first person to face execution for federal hate crime convictions

As he promised earlier in the trial, Roof — who is representing himself — rested his case without calling witnesses or presenting any evidence on his own behalf

Roof is representing himself during the sentencing phase of his trial, but so far he has not asked jurors to spare his life or cross-examined any witnesses put forth by prosecutors

Chelsea Manning was convicted in 2013 of giving classified government materials to WikiLeaks

As the state again prepares to execute Kelly Gissendaner on Tuesday they still cannot explain with certainty what was wrong with the drug that put the brakes on her execution earlier this year

Texas prison officials are helping their counterparts in Virginia prepare for a scheduled execution next week by providing the state with pentobarbital