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Multiple MS-13 Members Sentenced to Decades in Prison for Brutal Murders
The criminals killed victims with ‘machetes, baseball bats, and their bare hands,’ said a DOJ official.
Supreme Court Allows Injured Veteran’s Lawsuit Against Defense Contractor
An appeals court blocked the veteran’s lawsuit on the basis that the defense contractor was protected by a law blocking certain suits against the government.
Voting Rights Groups Sue to Stop DOJ From Collecting State Voter Lists
The complaint alleges that the Department of Justice attempted to usurp states’ authority.
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Duffy Seeking $10 Billion From Congress to Revamp Air Traffic Control System
‘We are going to need more money for the software side of this build,’ Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said during an event.
How Old-School Testing Is Helping Stop Modern-Day Cheating
An oral assessment initiative at Cornell University has been well-received as higher education struggles with AI-related integrity issues.
Man Allegedly Attacks Elderly Falun Gong Practitioner in Southern California
Witnesses say the man attempted to destroy Falun Gong-related materials and then assaulted May Zhang multiple times.
Trump Order Fast-Tracks Review of Psychedelic Therapies: What to Know
Trump’s order directed federal agencies to provide paths for greater access and faster research.
Day in Photos: Protest in Bolivia, Remembrance Day, and Romania’s Ancient Treasures
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Key Takeaways From Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh’s Confirmation Hearing
From the Fed’s balance sheet to how the central bank communicates, Kevin Warsh pledges various changes to the institution.
Cuba Confirms Direct Talks With US
Cuban officials said that lifting the energy blockade was their top priority in negotiations.
Street Gang Dismantled, $20 Million Worth of Drugs Seized in Operation Sweet Silence: FBI
Nearly 120 firearms were taken off the streets in Columbus, Georgia.
$5,250 Tax-Free Educational Assistance Extended to 2025–2026: IRS
The funds can be used by employees to pay for tuition and fees of an educational course, as well as books, equipment, and supplies.
Epoch Times Wins Multiple Awards for Excellence in Religion Coverage
The Religious Communicators Council has recognized fair, honest, and brilliant religion reporting in secular media since 1949.
FBI Director Kash Patel Files $250 Million Defamation Lawsuit Against The Atlantic
The FBI director said in an April 20 complaint that the publication published an article despite being warned about ‘categorically false’ claims.
CBP to Begin First Phase of Tariff Refunds Following Supreme Court Ruling
The first phase would only cover ‘certain unliquidated entries and certain entries within 80 days of liquidation,’ the agency said.
US House Committee Chair Condemns Chinese Threat Campaign After Canceled Shen Yun Performance
‘The threats targeting Shen Yun are horrifying,’ Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) said.
Judge Blocks DOJ From Voter Rolls in Rhode Island, Citing Similar Rulings in 4 Other States
Dozens of similar cases are still pending while at least a dozen states have handed over the requested data.
