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.
Todd Blanche confirms court killed $1.78 billion weaponization fund
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told lawmakers the Justice Department is not moving forward with the Trump-era weaponization fund, after questions from Congress and a court ruling put the plan on ice.
Dr. Oz exposes $2 billion stolen by illegal aliens
CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz says the agency has identified about $2 billion in fraudulent healthcare payments tied to illegal aliens, with California owing half that amount back to Washington.
Hegseth guts $5.1 billion in bloated Pentagon consultant contracts
Pete Hegseth says the Pentagon is cutting $5.1 billion in contracts, including consulting, IT, DEI, climate, and university funding pauses.
Illegal asylum seeker exposed working in taxpayer-funded Indiana jail
A man from Mauritania entered the U.S. illegally, sought asylum based on homosexuality, and later married the stepdaughter of the sheriff who hired him at an Indiana jail. DHS now says his claim appears fraudulent and he is in ICE custody.
Secret video exposes Nationals executive discriminating against Christian player
The Washington Nationals fired Director of Community Relations Sean Hudson after a hidden-camera video appeared to show him admitting the team sidelined pitcher Trevor Williams because of his Catholic beliefs. The club denied anti-Catholic bias, but a civil rights complaint is now asking the Justice Department to look into it.