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Vance Says DOJ Will Enforce Law After Omar Raid, Cites Immigration Fraud Concerns
Vice President JD Vance stated the administration will not micromanage the investigation but warned legal proceedings will follow if fraud is uncovered.
Republicans in Historically Critical Battleground County Pull No Punches in Midterm Homestretch
Sen. Jon Husted cites recent high-profile visits and local economic metrics as he trails in polls against former Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio.
Former Prosecutors Call Democrats’ Complaints About Omar Raid Hypocritical Amid 60-Day Rule Debate
Ex-prosecutors argue that recent DOJ actions against Rep. Ilhan Omar mirror similar timing issues during the Jack Smith prosecution of Donald Trump.
Pentagon Pushes Hypersonic Weapons Production as Startups Slash Costs
New manufacturing efforts aim to reduce per-unit costs from $40 million to under $500,000 as the U.S. races to close gaps with China and Russia.
Rep. Ramirez Introduces Bill to Abolish ICE, Border Patrol and Dismantle DHS
The Reimagining Safety Act proposes replacing DHS with a Department of Community Safety while transferring agencies like TSA and FEMA to new homes.
DHS Details Alleged Jewelry Theft Spree by 'Bonnie and Clyde' Couple Across Four States
Romanian nationals Rudi and Mirabela Lacatusu face grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing $2,000-$3,000 necklaces from elderly victims in NY, NJ, CT, and MD.
Rep. Omar’s Staff Sought Birthdate Correction After Election, Report Says
Emails reviewed by The New York Post indicate congressional staff requested a change from 1981 to 1982 in May 2019, amid a federal investigation into citizenship records.
Bank of America Faces $1.21 Billion in Penalties for Money Laundering and Sanctions Violations
Treasury and OCC cite willful failure to report $5 billion in suspicious transactions and process hundreds of payments violating Iran and Russia sanctions.
Congo's Confirmed Ebola Cases Surpass 9,000 as Containment Efforts Falter
The Bundibugyo virus outbreak has reached 9,066 confirmed cases and 4,381 deaths, spreading across seven provinces with no approved vaccine.
Ex-Gang Boss Sentenced to 40 Years for Orchestrating Tupac Shakur's Murder
Duane 'Kato' Kaelin Davis, former South Side Compton Crips leader, receives maximum sentence after 30-year cold case concluded.