DOJ accelerates settlement offers in Camp Lejeune water contamination cases
Camp Lejeune Justice Department settlement offers accelerate as Stanley Woodward approves 649 offers totaling $175 million in three weeks for contaminated water victims.
DNC Sues Federal Government Over Alleged Unanswered FOIA Requests About Agents at Polls
DNC chair candidate Ken Martin speaks at the Democratic National Committee Winter Meeting in National Harbor, Md., on Feb. 1, 2025. Rod Lamkey, Jr./AP Photo The Democratic National Committee (DNC) sued the Trump administration on March 10 over its alleged failure to respond to 11 public records requests on whether federal agents or troops could
ICE Houston touts over 400 illegal alien child sex offenders arrested during Trump’s first year back in office
In the first year of President Donald Trump's second term, ICE Houston arrested more than 400 illegal aliens charged or convicted for child sex offenses.
House Republicans will advance 18-month extension of spy powers, leaders say
The renewal of Section 702 surveillance authorities could hit the floor in mid-April.
Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Reserve meets GOP senator holding up his confirmation
Kevin Warsh's path to leading the Federal Reserve faces a hurdle as a Senate member holds up the nomination over ongoing Justice Department probe concerns.
Trump foe Fani Willis blocked yet again from collapsed RICO case as president pushes to claw back millions
Trump and co-defendants seek $16.8M in legal fees after Georgia DA Fani Willis was disqualified from an election case. A judge blocked Willis' challenge.
High school mariachi musicians released from ICE detention
Two high school mariachi musicians were released Monday with their family from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Texas after pressure from a bipartisan group of lawmakers. Officials released Antonio Gámez-Cuéllar, 18, who was detained and held at the El Valle Detention Center in Raymondville, Texas. His brother and fellow mariachi player,…