A man accused of threatening ICE agents and their families outside a Newark detention facility has been arrested and charged federally, according to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
An Arizona school board meeting turned ugly after board member Kimberly Fisher appeared to make a Nazi salute during a dispute with the board president. District leaders and the teachers union condemned the move and called for accountability.
Dr. Oz highlighted a Columbus-area home health fraud case, saying Ohio Medicaid paid millions for billed services that were inflated, unnecessary, or never delivered. He also pointed to new state and federal moves aimed at slowing the fraud.
Los Angeles is weighing a proposal for an armed DWP police force after copper wire theft keeps knocking out streetlights and draining millions from the city.
Jill Biden said the family’s view changed after Donald Trump won, and she tried to defend Hunter Biden’s pardon on CBS. The explanation did not calm the story down. It made the public promise look even more conditional.
An Illinois alderman turned herself in after prosecutors said she submitted her dead mother’s mail ballot. The case has revived debate over voter-roll checks and mail-in safeguards.
A Washington Nationals community relations director was fired after an undercover video showed him describing why the team avoided using a Christian pitcher on social media. The same clip also drew attention to claims about fan tracking and internal group sorting.