ActBlue CEO invokes Fifth Amendment 22 times at House hearing
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace Jones refused to answer House questions and invoked the Fifth Amendment 22 times as Republicans pressed concerns over foreign donations and faulty verification.
Mullin says Biden ignored 65,000 migrant child abuse reports
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the Trump administration is digging into reports of abuse and trafficking involving migrant children that he says the Biden team ignored. Officials also announced a new Ohio indictment tied to child smuggling allegations.
HUD pulls funding from LA homeless agency over obvious fraud
HUD has suspended federal funding to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority while investigators review allegations of fraud, mismanagement, and weak oversight at the agency.
First FBI Most Wanted Fraudster arrested in $4 million feeding scam
The FBI says Said Abdullahi Ereg surrendered in Minneapolis and became the first arrest tied to its new Most Wanted Fraudsters list. He is accused of helping steal more than $4.2 million from a Minnesota child nutrition program.
Eight Michigan activists indicted for targeting families and homes
Federal prosecutors say eight University of Michigan affiliates ran a campaign of threats, vandalism, and intimidation aimed at forcing divestment from Israel.
O’Keefe Media Group Finds Ballots in Los Angeles Library Safe
James O'Keefe's group posted a photo it says shows ballots inside a Los Angeles County library safe after the polls had already closed.
ActBlue CEO to testify on fraudulent and foreign donation allegations
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones is set to testify before House Republicans as they press allegations of weak fraud checks, foreign donations, and possible misleading testimony to Congress.
Judge strikes down Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee as unconstitutional
A Massachusetts judge said the administration turned the H-1B fee into an unauthorized tax and skipped the rulemaking steps agencies are supposed to follow.
Sam Bankman-Fried seeks pardon after $10 billion fraud conviction
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.
Big Tech sues to block Texas parental consent law
Texas is fighting over a new app store law that would require parental consent before minors download apps or make in-app purchases. The tech industry says that is censorship. Parents may call it Tuesday.