Trump pardoned man jailed 7 years for fixing his truck
At a Wisconsin roundtable, Trump said he pardoned a man sentenced to seven years for fixing his own truck or tractor. He used the story to attack repair rules and federal red tape.
US Attorneys launch multiple election fraud investigations in Los Angeles
Federal officials are watching Los Angeles ballot processing as California counts votes and multiple election-related investigations move forward.
Senate bypasses Democrats to pass $70 billion for ICE
The Senate passed a $70 billion funding bill for ICE and Customs and Border Protection after an overnight vote marathon, leaving Democrats with none of the limits they tried to attach.
Lawler targets Dem linked to Twin Towers bombing terrorist
Rep. Michael Lawler says he will push for a full investigation if Dr. Adam Hisham Hamawy wins in November. The Democrat’s past ties to Omar Abdel-Rahman, the Blind Sheikh, have become a new headache for a party that loves to call every hard question a distraction.
SPLC Busted for Wire Fraud and Funding KKK Extremists
A newly unsealed federal indictment says the Southern Poverty Law Center paid a field source who made racist posts online while the group was branding conservatives as hateful.
JD Vance exposes $1.2 billion Medicaid fraud in Ohio
Vice President JD Vance and federal officials rolled out a tougher fraud crackdown in Ohio, unveiled a new FBI Most Wanted Fraudsters list, and cut Hawaii off from Medicaid fraud-control funding after years of weak enforcement.
Man arrested for selling US tech to Iranian military
Federal prosecutors say Jamshid Ghomi sold U.S.-made networking gear to Iran for years, hid the trail through UAE fronts, and lived in a Newport Coast mansion that may now become part of the case.
Kash Patel busts West Virginia crime ring charging 35 people
The FBI says 35 people were charged in a West Virginia narcotics and firearms case as Kash Patel unveiled a larger summer crackdown on violent crime.
Tech CEO arrested for supplying U.S. military tech to Iran
Federal agents arrested a California tech executive in a Newport Coast mansion after prosecutors said he routed U.S. technology to Iran and hid millions from the IRS.
Judge Brinkema kills DOJ weaponization fund in Marc Elias win
A federal judge stopped the Justice Department’s Anti-Weaponization Fund before it could even get organized, freezing a program meant to compensate people harmed by political lawfare.