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ICE Arrests Captain in New York Harbor Boat Accident That Killed a Mother and Infant
The arrest comes as federal immigration authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding a deadly collision in New York waters.
How Jonathan Haidt Turned the Fight Over Kids and Social Media Into a Political Movement
The NYU psychologist and author of 'The Anxious Generation' has shaped bipartisan legislation aimed at restricting minors' access to social platforms.
Meet Alissa Ellman, Rust Belt Populist
A profile of the Pennsylvania activist challenging traditional party politics with economic populist messaging in a key swing state.
Spanberger's VA Places Illegals First, Victims Last
The headline reflects an editorial critique of Virginia's immigration enforcement priorities under Spanberger's administration.
Karmelo Anthony's Lawyer Asks for New Trial Over Track Meet Killing as New Details Emerge
The defense argues that an off-the-record agreement between legal teams and other court errors warrant a retrial for the 19-year-old convicted of killing Austin Metcalf.
IndyCar President Says Tight Corners Could Mean 'Carnage' at DC Race This Weekend
The nearly 1.7-mile course around the National Mall will loop past the National Archives, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
FBI Arrests Woman Over Alleged Plot to Bomb New York Capitol Building
The arrest marks one of several federal counterterrorism operations in recent months targeting potential threats against government buildings.
Bodycam Video Shows Oklahoma Secretary of State's Arrest Outside McDonald's on Public Intoxication Allegation
Attorney General Drummond, a fellow Republican, is calling on Gov. Stitt to fire Lepak, citing his arrest and a prior incident.
Lessons From Vindman's Primary Defeat Signal Shifts in Progressive Political Strategy
The former National Security Council official and impeachment witness lost his congressional bid by a significant margin, raising questions about the electability of high-profile anti-Trump voices.
FBI Seizes Rep. Swalwell's Devices at Airport as Sexual Misconduct Investigation Escalates, Sources Say
The federal inquiry into the California Democrat involves allegations that prompted agents to confiscate electronic devices at a domestic airport, according to people familiar with the matter.