A judge criticized ICE for ignoring nearly 100 court orders, highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement tactics.
Manhattan prosecutors seek a July trial date in Luigi Mangione’s state murder case before the federal trial begins.
A federal appeals court ruled the Trump administration acted illegally by ending TPS for Venezuelans in the U.S.
China executed 11 people for killing 14 citizens and running scams worth over $1 billion, rejecting their appeal.
The streets of Newell and Fonda are quiet, but the heart of these communities beats at Newell-Fonda High School gym.
The Trump administration moves to roll back the “good neighbor” rule limiting emissions affecting downwind states.
The FAM’s executive committee resigned after a scandal involving fake documents for naturalizing seven players led to FIFA sanctions.
The wife of South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced to 20 months for corruption charges.
A Texas man, once escaped from custody, is set to be the first person executed in the U.S. this year for 1998 murders.
The Supreme Court’s quick hearing on Trump’s tariffs hasn’t yielded a swift resolution, with a decision still pending.
Members of a motorcycle club and street gang targeted an Indiana judge for assassination, leading to five arrests.
Rep. Mike Lawler, amid calls for political civility, donated $1,000 to staffer Erin Crowley, accused of inciting chaos at a NY town hall by infiltrating a protest group.
