Minnesota sues Trump admin over sweeping immigration raids in Twin Cities
Minnesota and the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul sued the Trump administration Monday, seeking to block a massive federal immigration enforcement surge they say has flooded the Twin Cities with armed agents, sparked fear and unrest,
Tyler Robinson prosecutors say Charlie Kirk shooting texts show confusion, not bias, to rebut conflict claim
Prosecutors are urging a judge to deny accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s bid to disqualify a prosecutor, arguing there is no conflict of interest. In a sweeping 33-page filing, submitted under seal earlier this month and
Ex-congressional IT aide accused of stealing 240 government phones and selling them at pawn shop
A former congressional IT aide is accused of abusing his trusted access to steal roughly 240 taxpayer-funded cellphones worth more than $150,000, shipping them to his Maryland home and selling most of them at a pawn shop,
New Jersey man fractures girl’s skull by allegedly throwing rock through school bus window, arrest made
A New Jersey man suspected in a series of rock-throwing incidents seriously injured a young girl riding a school bus when she was struck with one, authorities said. Hernando Garciamorales, 40, of Palisades Park, was arrested on
Mom killed shielding kids after husband erupts in rage over NFL game: police
A Florida mom is being remembered as a hero after she was shot protecting her children when her husband flew into a violent rage over an evening NFL game. Jason Kenney, 47, shot and killed his wife,
Red-Washing: How the media sanitizes a Marxist-Leninist revolutionary as a ‘preschool teacher’
When police in Michigan arrested Jessica Plichta live on air as she finished a TV news interview supporting Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro, she became an instant protest hero, seen as a victim of the heavy hand of
NYC hospital accuses nurses’ union of seeking protections for workers arriving drunk, high as strike begins
As thousands of medical caregivers walked off the job Monday in what became the largest nurses’ strike in New York City history, officials at a major hospital accused the nurses’ union of making unreasonable demands — including
Former Navy SEAL convicted for trying to harm police with explosives during California ‘No Kings’ protests
A former U.S. Navy SEAL was convicted by a federal jury on Friday of transporting explosives with the intent to harm law enforcement officers during planned “No Kings Day” protests in California, prosecutors announced. The Department of
DOJ charges illegal immigrant with Tren de Aragua ties after Border Patrol shooting in Portland
The alleged Venezuelan illegal immigrant, suspected of being an associate of the Tren de Aragua gang, who was shot by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Portland, Oregon while allegedly trying to ram them with a vehicle was
Barry Morphew expected to enter plea in wife’s killing years after her disappearance
Barry Morphew, accused of killing his wife Suzanne Morphew, is back in court Monday for the first time in months, as prosecutors and defense attorneys prepare for the next phase of a case that began with her