Federal prosecutors say eight University of Michigan affiliates ran a campaign of threats, vandalism, and intimidation aimed at forcing divestment from Israel.
CENTCOM says it began self-defense strikes after the downing of a U.S. Army Apache over the Strait of Hormuz. Reports say several sites in Iran were hit as both sides warned of more to come.
Sam Bankman-Fried has formally asked for a presidential pardon after his FTX conviction and 25-year sentence. He is still insisting he did nothing criminal, which is a familiar move from people who have already met the jury.
Late-counted ballots shifted the Los Angeles mayoral race, putting Nithya Raman ahead of Spencer Pratt for the second runoff slot while Mayor Karen Bass remained projected to advance.
Texas DPS says a tip led troopers to a hotel room in Eagle Pass where four illegal immigrants were found hiding under blankets. Two were identified as gang members, and one was wanted on felony warrants in New Orleans.
A federal judge halted a Trump-era immigration freeze on asylum and benefits for nationals from 39 countries, setting up a new court fight after the White House area shooting that killed Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom.
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.
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.