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The Trump administration’s first lawsuit targeting a school district’s transgender student policy was filed Monday in Kansas. The Justice Department is suing Unified School District No. 500, commonly known as … Continue Reading
A woman was arrested outside the Lindsay Clancy murder trial courthouse for allegedly photographing jurors. Dawn Light, 56, of Sutton, Massachusetts, was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon by Massachusetts State … Continue Reading
A Utah judge ruled Tuesday that Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Fourth District Court Judge Tony Graf issued that ruling … Continue Reading
A woman paid homeless people to register to vote, then routed their ballots to her house. Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong pleaded guilty this week to a federal felony charge of … Continue Reading
A Clinton-appointed federal judge has blocked Ohio from enforcing a law requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration at motor vehicle offices. Judge Solomon Oliver Jr. issued the preliminary … Continue Reading
A New York prosecutor says his boss ordered him to target Trump without cause. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Wiesenfeld sent a bombshell email to the entire New York Attorney General’s … Continue Reading
A federal jury convicted former New Mexico House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton on every count she faced. Stapleton and her longtime associate, Washington D.C.-based business owner Joseph Johnson, were … Continue Reading
Surveillance footage shows Eric Swalwell surrounded by FBI agents at San Francisco International Airport as authorities seized his phone and laptop. The video, obtained by the California Post, captures the … Continue Reading
A sitting U.S. congressman accused Prince Andrew of committing sex crimes on American soil. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, made the accusation from the House floor in Washington … Continue Reading
The Lindsay Clancy jury told the judge Tuesday it could not reach a unanimous verdict. In a written note to Judge William Sullivan, the panel stated that after many hours … Continue Reading
A Bank of America vice president was stabbed to death in Times Square on Monday, killed in broad daylight during a random knife rampage. Erin Piacenti, 32, of Chester, New … Continue Reading
A federal judge ruled Monday that Virginia cannot void existing agreements between its localities and federal immigration authorities. Judge Robert Payne of the federal district court granted a partial preliminary … Continue Reading
Leaders of the U.S. Transportation and Homeland Security departments announced Monday that they are working together, alongside the Department of Justice, to crack down on truck-driving schools they say are … Continue Reading
Fifteen New York sheriffs filed a federal lawsuit against Governor Kathy Hochul on August 25, the day a new state law took effect banning cooperation with ICE. The sheriffs went … Continue Reading
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney publicly attacked Sean Hannity and Nancy Grace outside a courtroom Monday. Kevin Reddington unloaded on the Fox News host and the veteran legal commentator as he … Continue Reading
Federal investigators will flood nine states with voter fraud probes starting September 1, weeks before the 2026 midterms. The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to dramatically expand its election-related … Continue Reading
A prosecutor inside Letitia James’ own office put her alleged misconduct in writing. Daniel Wiesenfeld, a former Brooklyn prosecutor now assigned to the Investor Protection Bureau in the New York … Continue Reading
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota are resigning over pressure to investigate the widow of a woman fatally shot by an ICE agent. The Justice Department pushed the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office … Continue Reading
Federal immigration agents have launched active deportation operations in Springfield, Ohio, targeting an area home to thousands of Haitian migrants. ICE moved into the city with reported activity at an … Continue Reading
Arizona State University gave illegal immigrants $10.5 million in tuition discounts in a single year. That figure comes from a new Department of Justice lawsuit, one of four filed Friday … Continue Reading
A Venezuelan national used an Illinois driver’s license before allegedly hitting a child and fleeing. Yorgelis Alexandra Matos-Bravo, 29, is now facing seven criminal charges after she allegedly struck a … Continue Reading
Three more FEMA employees were fired for deliberately skipping homes with Trump signs. The Department of Homeland Security terminated three additional FEMA workers connected to a scandal involving the targeted … Continue Reading
A Kentucky woman spray-painted the National World War II Memorial and livestreamed the whole thing. Melissa L. Farris, 41, of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, now faces two federal felony counts after a … Continue Reading
A Honduran national living in California falsely claimed U.S. citizenship to register to vote. Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, 30, of Winnetka, California, is not a U.S. citizen. Federal prosecutors say … Continue Reading
A federal appeals court rejected Rep. LaMonica McIver’s claim that congressional status shielded her from criminal prosecution. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that McIver, a New … Continue Reading
A Mexican national in the country illegally was arrested Wednesday on felony battery charges after attacking ICE agents in Fort Myers, Florida. Maria Negrete Raya now faces a felony charge … Continue Reading
An illegal alien with a standing deportation order was living freely in Virginia when two high schoolers nearly died from his fentanyl pills. Loudoun County deputies arrested 31-year-old Isaac Melendez-Carranza … Continue Reading
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