- Boulder Attack Suspect’s Family Taken Into Federal Custody; Deportation May Be Imminent
By Janice Hisle
The White House says the family of the suspect in Sunday’s terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, might be deported from the United ...
- Supreme Court Declines to Challenge Maryland ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
By Tom Ozimek
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear two high-profile challenges to state gun-control laws—one in Maryland banning semiautomatic rifles such as ...
- Suspect in Colorado Attack on Jewish Protesters Charged With Federal Hate Crime
By Zachary Stieber
The man authorities say carried out an attack on peaceful pro-Israel demonstrators in Colorado on June 1 has been charged by federal ...
- Man Throws Firebombs at Pro-Israel Demonstrators in Colorado, 6 Injured
By Joseph Lord
The FBI has named the suspect in a violent attack in Boulder, Colorado, as 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who allegedly used a ...
- USDA Employee Among 6 Charged in One of the Largest Food Stamp Fraud Cases in US History
By Chase Smith
A longtime U.S. Department of Agriculture employee and five others have been charged in a sprawling fraud and bribery scheme that authorities ...
- Trump to Hold Press Conference With Musk on His Last Day as DOGE Chief
By Joseph Lord
President Donald Trump announced on May 29 that he would hold a press conference the next day with Elon Musk, the outgoing ...
- FBI’s Bongino Says He Found Room With James Comey-Era Evidence That Was ‘Hidden From Us’
By Jack Phillips
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said on Thursday that his office discovered evidence from former FBI Director James Comey’s tenure in a ...
- Tariffs Temporarily Reinstated by Appeals Court, Reversing Lower Court Order
By Jack Phillips
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily paused a lower-court ruling that struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs on a wide range ...
- What Newly Released UFO Reports by Civilian Pilots Reveal
By Jacob Burg
A pilot flying near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport reported seeing an “unknown phenomenon” strobing and moving as if running on a ...
- US-China Tariff Truce Triggers Cargo Stampede, Scramble to Diversify Beyond China: Analysts
By Sean Tseng
When word broke on May 12 that Washington and Beijing had agreed to a 90-day tariff pause, containers quickly piled up at ...
- Trump Admin Seeks to Cut $100 Million in Federal Contracts With Harvard
By Jackson Richman
The Trump administration will request federal agencies to cut off their contracts with Harvard University in response to what it says is ...
- Lesser-Known Provisions of the House-Passed ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
By Joseph Lord
Following its passage by the House in the early morning hours of May 22, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—the vehicle to ...
