21-year-old Nasire Best fires on White House checkpoint and is killed by Secret Service while Trump works inside on Iran negotiations, bystander in critical condition.
DOJ charges 15 defendants in $90 million Minnesota Medicaid fraud sweep targeting autism, housing, and childcare programs as CMS withholds $350 million.
Chula Vista police sought court order to remove guns from San Diego mosque shooter’s home 16 months before attack, citing Nazi idolization.
Tennessee halts Tony Carruthers execution and grants one-year reprieve after medics cannot establish backup IV line per state protocol.
DOJ charges former federal prosecutor with stealing sealed portion of Jack Smith’s classified documents report, disguising files as cake recipes.
Federal prosecutors seek 50-year sentence for Feeding Our Future founder Bock for orchestrating $242 million pandemic child-meal fraud.
Tennessee retired officer wins $835,000 settlement after Perry County jailed him 37 days for Facebook meme about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
DOJ indicts 94-year-old former Cuban president Raúl Castro for 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue planes that killed four.
Pentagon inspector general opens self-initiated evaluation of SOUTHCOM boat attacks that killed 190+ people across nearly 60 vessels since September.
Texas AG Paxton opens investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center after April DOJ fraud charges over alleged $3 million paid to KKK-tied individuals.
Hennepin County charges ICE officer Christian Castro with four felony assault counts for firing through Minneapolis home’s front door during Jan. 14 chase.
Colorado Gov. Polis commutes election-tampering sentence of Tina Peters, making her eligible for parole next month after Trump pressured the state for over a year.
Federal prosecutors charge Dali operator Synergy Marine and employee with conspiracy and misconduct resulting in death over Key Bridge collapse.
Mississippi DA Barton erects ‘firing squad is legal’ billboard on I-55 at the Tennessee line aimed at drivers leaving majority-Black Memphis.
Man pleads guilty to assaulting Representative Ilhan Omar with vinegar-filled syringe at January Minneapolis town hall, faces eight years.
GAO finds Bureau of Prisons closes 77% of sexual abuse allegations against staff inconclusively as annual complaint rate doubles to 857.
North Carolina man pleads guilty to doxing Supreme Court justice’s home address in April 2025, day after Alien Enemies Act ruling.
Giuliani’s spokesman ties former NYC mayor’s pneumonia to 9/11 exposure as he exits ICU after ventilator.
DOJ Civil Rights Division opens investigation into Fairfax prosecutor Descano over 2020 policy weighing immigration consequences in charging decisions.
FBI and DEA raid office of Virginia state Sen. Lucas, proponent of Democratic redistricting plan that voters approved last month.
Federal judge unseals 2019 note attributed to Epstein after suicide attempt, declaring “they investigated me for month – found NOTHING!!!”
Illinois State Police investigates ICE killing of Silverio Villegas González eight months later, after damning Pritzker commission report.
Arlington, VA prosecutor declines to charge retired peace studies professor over Stephen Miller address fliers, citing First Amendment and chilling-effect risk.
Federal grand jury indicts Cole Allen on four counts including new federal officer assault charge for shotgun blast hitting Secret Service agent.
Epstein survivors push New York to lift estate immunity and hold hotels and banks liable for enabling sex trafficking.
Federal judge apologizes to White House Correspondents dinner shooting suspect and grills DC jail over solitary confinement and Bible denial.
Secret Service shoots man who fired at agents near Washington Monument, wounding child bystander blocks from White House.
DC US Attorney Pirro says shotgun buckshot from White House Correspondents dinner suspect Cole Allen struck a Secret Service agent’s vest, contradicting initial court filings.
Swatting calls force zoo evacuations across Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida, and Arizona, with Akron’s zoo refusing to reopen after the all-clear.
Flock surveillance employees accessed cameras in children’s gymnastics room and Jewish community center pool during sales demos, public records reveal, as company expands across U.S. police departments.
Louisiana Attorney General Murrill indicts outgoing Orleans Parish Sheriff Hutson on 30 felony counts framed around last year’s jail break, which is not mentioned in the indictment.
Senate unanimously bars members and staff from prediction market betting after special forces soldier netted $400,000 on Polymarket bet about Maduro raid.
Wisconsin judge orders state Department of Justice to release names, birth years, and work history of approximately 16,000 certified law enforcement officers.
Washington Post analysis of higher-resolution video shows Secret Service officer fired four times at suspect with no visible muzzle flash from suspect’s shotgun, three shots fired toward fellow security personnel.
Former FBI Director Comey appears in Virginia federal court and is released without conditions on two threats charges over Instagram seashell post.
Senate confirms longtime ATF official Robert Cekada as director 59-39, who immediately unveils 34 rulemakings rolling back Biden-era firearm regulations.
Second Circuit refuses Trump’s request for full court rehearing of $83.3 million Carroll defamation judgment, sending case toward Supreme Court.
Ninth Circuit lifts both lower-court restrictions on federal officers’ use of tear gas at Portland ICE facility, dismissing apartment tenants’ suit entirely.
FBI executes 22 search warrants at Twin Cities child care and autism centers in fraud probe targeting Somali community providers.
Justice Department indicts Comey on two counts over 2025 Instagram seashell post months after first case was dismissed.
US Embassy in Mexico orders government employees to avoid Reynosa near Texas border citing violent criminal activity and roadblocks.
Federal prosecutors charge Cole Allen with attempting to assassinate Trump at Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner, citing manifesto targeting officials by rank.
Florida Democrat Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress 30 minutes before Ethics Committee was set to recommend punishment, after filing for reelection four days earlier.
Secret Service tackles shotgun-armed gunman at White House Correspondents’ Dinner checkpoint; agent shot in vest.
Justice Department reverses position and grants captured former Venezuelan president Maduro access to Venezuelan funds to pay his New York criminal defense.
Justice Department reinstates federal executions, adds firing squad, and moves to shorten death row appeals and clemency petitions.
Justice Department charges Fort Bragg special forces master sergeant in first U.S. prediction market insider trading case after $400,000 Polymarket profit on Maduro capture.
Justice Department moves to reclassify cannabis to Schedule III, would be first federal loosening since 1971 Controlled Substances Act.
Colorado prosecutors charge Customs and Border Protection officer with assault for grabbing protester by hair, throwing her down embankment outside ICE field office.
