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Federal agents outside a Minneapolis federal building during an enforcement operation

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Politics

Minnesota Indictment Unsealed: 15 Charged in Antifa-Linked Plot Against Federal Officers [WATCH]

Posted byby Sean Lorne
2 weeks ago
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2 min

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota unsealed an indictment charging 15 people accused of ties to Direct Action Minnesota with efforts to disrupt federal immigration enforcement. The case includes allegations of blockades, surveillance, threats, and vehicle confrontations around Operation Metro Surge.

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Immigration

Deadly Crash Suspect, Released by Biden, Now Held by ICE

Posted byby Elliot Munch
2 weeks ago
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2 min

Federal immigration agents arrested Georgii Gabiev, a Russian national accused in a 2024 Minnesota crash that killed truck driver Tim Tarnowski. Officials say Gabiev entered the country in 2022, ran a stop sign while watching a YouTube lesson on his iPad, and later served jail time for criminal vehicular manslaughter.

Rep. James Comer discusses the Minnesota fraud investigation on Fox News

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DOJ to investigate Minnesota fraud and whistleblower retaliation

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 weeks ago
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1 min

Rep. James Comer says Minnesota’s fraud probe is now headed to the Justice Department after whistleblowers helped flag the case. He says state leaders ignored warning signs and retaliated against employees who came forward.

FBI announcement related to the Feeding Our Future fraud case in Minnesota

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Minnesota

First FBI Most Wanted Fraudster arrested in $4 million feeding scam

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 weeks ago
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2 min

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.

Federal fraud allegations tied to Minnesota autism clinic claims

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Politics

Two women busted in $21M Medicaid autism fraud scheme

Posted byby Elliot Munch
1 month ago
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2 min

Federal prosecutors say two Minnesota women helped siphon $21 million from an autism aid program, and the political spin is already working overtime.

Minnesota prosecutor announces charges against an ICE officer

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Politics

Soros-Funded Prosecutor Charges ICE Agent After Shooting

Posted byby Elliot Munch
1 month ago
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2 min

A Minneapolis ICE shooting has turned into a fresh legal fight after county prosecutors charged an agent, while federal officials tell a very different story.

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Investigations

Convicted mastermind implicates Ilhan Omar in massive fraud

Posted byby Sean Lorne
2 months ago
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2 min

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.

Attorney general lawsuit over Minnesota nonprofit fraud allegations

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News

How This Charity Spent $6.5 Million on Luxury

Posted byby Sean Lorne
2 months ago
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2 min

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.

Ilhan Omar speaking at a press event as a viral clip resurfaces

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Media

Ilhan Omar’s ‘World War Eleven’ Clip Goes Viral Again

Posted byby Elliot Munch
2 months ago
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2 min

A resurfaced video shows Rep. Ilhan Omar saying "World War Eleven" before correcting herself, while her finances and Minnesota fraud scrutiny keep drawing attention.

Ilhan Omar speaks after questions about financial disclosures

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Politics

Omar Snaps at Disclosure Questions

Posted byby Sean Lorne
2 months ago
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2 min

Ilhan Omar brushed off a reporter who asked about big changes in her financial disclosure forms, while a CPA said lawmakers are still responsible for what they sign.