Feds charge ICE officer with lying about January Minneapolis shooting
The agent told the FBI he was attacked during an immigration operation, causing him to shoot Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis in the leg.
When ‘the entire internet is fake,’ can you trust a newspaper’s promise to create a social media following?
You could make real friends and followers — or you could buy something that resembles them. For as little as pennies.
Russia’s air war exposes Ukraine’s winter defense gap
Ukraine faces a Patriot missile shortage as Russia expands ballistic missile and jet-powered drone attacks before winter.
LA’s ban on AI for all students follows limits on screen time
The Los Angeles Unified School District’s ban goes much further than the one put in place on Wednesday by New York City Public Schools.
Trump names longtime Republican aide Adam Telle as acting Army secretary
Telle has served the GOP in numerous roles throughout Washington for decades, including for Trump during his first term.
Missouri House candidate charged in plot to plant drugs on GOP opponent
Federal authorities allege the man told a campaign aid to frame his opponent so she would face drug charges just before the close primary.
The economy added more jobs than expected. Now the Fed has a harder decision
In August, the economy gained jobs in food services and drinking places, as well as in local government and education.
Judge ready to declare mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case, allows defense to file emergency stay
Jurors were unable to decide whether to find Lindsay Clancy guilty in the 2023 killings of her three children.
Trump administration looks to Supreme Court to restore mail-in voting rules
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to let the USPS implement rules with tighter vote-by-mail restrictions amid legal challenges.
‘Trump-a-palooza’ rally to bolster House campaigns isn’t drawing high GOP attendance
Many Republicans say they already had plans while others balked at the steep price tag of $25,000 to attend.