Federal probe targets alleged Minnesota Somali fraud ‘network’ as COVID-aid crime rings persist
SBA launches federal probe into Somali community groups linked to $1 billion Minnesota COVID fraud scandal involving Gov. Tim Walz's administration.
Major county sheriff rejects ICE detainer on illegal immigrant who killed young boy in hit-and-run
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office rejected an immigration detainer on a criminal illegal immigrant responsible for a felony hit-and-run that resulted in the death of a young boy.
Education Groups Propose Minimum Teaching Workload for Public University Professors
Graduation students, faculty, and family gather in Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Mass., on May 28, 2025. Spencer Platt/Getty Images A trio of education policy organizations urges state legislatures and university systems to consider reforms that they say could restore the original purpose of colleges and universities and reduce costs. Faculty members at public higher education
Trump backs release of second Caribbean strike footage as scrutiny over ops intensifies
Trump said he supports releasing footage of second military strike on an alleged drug boat in Caribbean waters, amid growing scrutiny over operations in the region.
Boasberg reverses course on Jan. 6 defendants pardoned by Trump
Boasberg reversed course on an earlier ruling involving high-dollar restitution payments, Jan. 6 defendants and key separation of powers issues.
California launches misconduct portal for reporting federal agents during ICE deportation operations
Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a portal for Californians to submit images and videos of suspected federal agent misconduct amid rising ICE deportation activity.
Protesters raged, critics mocked — now Obama says his library’s actually opening
The Obama presidential center featuring a library, museum, and athletic facility on Chicago's South Side will open in June after years of delays.