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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – He’s the most notorious gangster in American history. But when he was a kid, Mafia kingpin Al “Scarface” Capone paid a perfectly innocent visit to Staten Island. He would as an ...

When most of us think of Al Capone, we probably think of him as this big, formidable mafia boss who was untouchable. Most of our perception of Capone likely comes from movies and TV shows that ...

Days after shouting out reputed Gambino crime family underboss Sammy “The Bull” Gravano, former President Donald Trump saluted “the late great gangster” Al Capone. Speaking at a rally in Indianola, IA ...

New unique nonfiction book by Jay Robert Baer focuses on personal lives, wealth, and family, not criminal cases. Mob Life looks beyond crimes and case files to the personal lives, family, and wealth ...

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He noted that he is "setting records" for his historic indictments. Trump has previously compared his legal troubles to the infamous mobster's. Former President Donald Trump joked that he had been ...

BOSTON (AP) – Did notorious gangster Al Capone have a soft spot? An intimate letter he penned from prison suggests the ruthless racketeer could handle tenderness almost as skillfully as his Tommy Gun.

LAS VEGAS — It was on a school playground where she learned her last name carried weight, when another girl pointed a finger at her and ordered the other kids to follow her. “Let’s go,” the girl said.

Former President Donald Trump praises notorious gangster, Al Capone (Getty Images) Former President Donald Trump compared himself to the late gangster Al Capone in a Truth Social post about ...

SPEEDING through the streets, Joe Barone was overcome by fear as his mob hitman ‘captain’ suddenly turned cold and asked: “Do you know where we’re going?” Joe, 64, had every reason to be worried.