A jailhouse interview adds fresh claims about Ilhan Omar's role in the Feeding Our Future saga, while records, waivers, and a state report keep the political fire burning.
Federal authorities say a Missouri man posted bomb-making videos that an ISIS-inspired attacker later used before a deadly New Orleans rampage. The case has renewed questions about how dangerous material keeps slipping through social platforms that are quick to police speech and slow to stop real threats.
FIFA’s top World Cup final seats climbed to $32,970, lawmakers questioned the pricing model, and the trip to MetLife Stadium is getting expensive before kickoff even starts.
A Minnesota attorney general lawsuit says a crime-prevention nonprofit diverted millions to personal spending, luxury trips, and private businesses. The case adds another ugly lesson in how public-minded language can hide private appetite.
The Justice Department is using denaturalization more aggressively, filing cases against 12 naturalized Americans accused of hiding terror ties, violent crimes, sham marriages, and other fraud.
The Fourth Circuit left Hatchet Speed with a conviction tied to solvent-trap parts and a wider fight over how far federal gun rules can stretch. The ruling also keeps his January 6-related pardon questions alive.
An ICE detainer and a county sanctuary policy are now tied to a Wisconsin case involving a worker charged with assaulting elderly residents at an assisted living facility.
Europe’s Confidence Meets the Spreadsheet Europe likes to talk like it is still running the world. The numbers, annoyingly for the PR department, tell a different story. An April 2026...