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The state accused the government of weaponizing the Medicaid program as ‘political punishment.’

The secretary criticized the Democrats for the partial shutdown of DHS, saying the funding lapse undermines national security.

More than 1.3 million signatures have been collected—more than enough to see the initiative added to the statewide ballot in the November election.

The government argued that the current law is similar to older laws banning gun ownership by ‘habitual drunkards.’

A federal law barred a single mother in Utah from owning a gun after a bank fraud conviction.

Law enforcement issued dispersal orders after protesters blocked roadways and ‘dumped glass into the street,’ Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office said.

The judge said the new Department of Homeland Security policy turned the ‘refugees’ American Dream into a dystopian nightmare.’

Attorneys asked why the police officer who was shot in the neck drew his weapon after he arrived at the facility during an Antifa ‘noise protest.’

According to Attorney General Pam Bondi, 25 of them have been arrested.

The New York City mayor says Trump agreed to free Elmina Aghayeva hours after she was detained in the early morning at university housing.

The ruling comes after an IRS official issued a sworn statement that tens of thousands of taxpayers’ data was shared.

The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.

Judge Zahid Quraishi said the Trump administration ‘knows’ its policy of mandatory detentions is unlawful.

In total, the department has filed lawsuits against 29 states and the District of Columbia over voter roll access.

Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.

The New York governor sent a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent after the Supreme Court invalidated the president’s tariff policies.

The filing comes more than a week after an appeals court ruled against the government.

A federal appeals court rejected the petitioner’s argument that the seizing of equity in the home violated the Eighth Amendment.

The department left open the possibility of targeted responses if a specific public safety threat emerges.

The government must provide them with notice and give them opportunity to challenge their new destination, a Massachusetts judge rules.

The state accused the government of weaponizing the Medicaid program as ‘political punishment.’

The secretary criticized the Democrats for the partial shutdown of DHS, saying the funding lapse undermines national security.

More than 1.3 million signatures have been collected—more than enough to see the initiative added to the statewide ballot in the November election.

The government argued that the current law is similar to older laws banning gun ownership by ‘habitual drunkards.’

A federal law barred a single mother in Utah from owning a gun after a bank fraud conviction.

Law enforcement issued dispersal orders after protesters blocked roadways and ‘dumped glass into the street,’ Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office said.

The judge said the new Department of Homeland Security policy turned the ‘refugees’ American Dream into a dystopian nightmare.’

Attorneys asked why the police officer who was shot in the neck drew his weapon after he arrived at the facility during an Antifa ‘noise protest.’

According to Attorney General Pam Bondi, 25 of them have been arrested.

The New York City mayor says Trump agreed to free Elmina Aghayeva hours after she was detained in the early morning at university housing.

The ruling comes after an IRS official issued a sworn statement that tens of thousands of taxpayers’ data was shared.

The order will require local police to document the actions of federal immigration agents through body-worn cameras, the mayor said.

Judge Zahid Quraishi said the Trump administration ‘knows’ its policy of mandatory detentions is unlawful.

In total, the department has filed lawsuits against 29 states and the District of Columbia over voter roll access.

Kilmar Armando Ábrego García walked freely into and out of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee for a hearing on Feb. 26.

The New York governor sent a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent after the Supreme Court invalidated the president’s tariff policies.

The filing comes more than a week after an appeals court ruled against the government.

A federal appeals court rejected the petitioner’s argument that the seizing of equity in the home violated the Eighth Amendment.

The department left open the possibility of targeted responses if a specific public safety threat emerges.

The government must provide them with notice and give them opportunity to challenge their new destination, a Massachusetts judge rules.