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The three-judge panel said they reviewed videos of the protests presented to the district court.

The Justice Department could ask the Supreme Court to hear the case.

Border Czar Tom Homan is expected to arrive in Minnesota this week as some federal agents depart.

The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.

Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.

Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.

The judge ended the hearing in recess without ruling from the bench, citing the high importance of the case.

The judge said the Department of Homeland Security failed to consider the reliance interests of current parolees.

The Justice Department has said arresting the individuals is necessary to deter potential ‘copycats’ from disrupting churches and synagogues.

Minnesota’s attorney general is calling for a ‘full, impartial, and transparent investigation’ into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti on Jan. 24.

A federal judge ruled that U.S. attorney John Sarcone was serving unlawfully and invalidated subpoenas he issued.

Releasing the report of former special counsel Jack Smith would prejudice Trump and two codefendants by making sensitive information public, the DOJ stated.

The laws are scheduled to take effect on Jan. 26 and will require delivery apps to prompt users with a minimum tip of 10 percent for each order.

Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.

Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.

Ian Roberts was denied a U.S. green card four times in 20 years, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The three-judge panel said they reviewed videos of the protests presented to the district court.

The Justice Department could ask the Supreme Court to hear the case.

Border Czar Tom Homan is expected to arrive in Minnesota this week as some federal agents depart.

The former Olympian, who competed for Canada in 2002, is charged with cocaine trafficking, conspiracy to commit murder, and witness tampering.

Federal appeals courts are split on whether a 1988 privacy law applies to digital video streaming.

Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Google’s YouTube are accused of helping worsen the youth mental health crisis.

The judge ended the hearing in recess without ruling from the bench, citing the high importance of the case.

The judge said the Department of Homeland Security failed to consider the reliance interests of current parolees.

The Justice Department has said arresting the individuals is necessary to deter potential ‘copycats’ from disrupting churches and synagogues.

Minnesota’s attorney general is calling for a ‘full, impartial, and transparent investigation’ into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti on Jan. 24.

A federal judge ruled that U.S. attorney John Sarcone was serving unlawfully and invalidated subpoenas he issued.

Releasing the report of former special counsel Jack Smith would prejudice Trump and two codefendants by making sensitive information public, the DOJ stated.

The laws are scheduled to take effect on Jan. 26 and will require delivery apps to prompt users with a minimum tip of 10 percent for each order.

Khalil, a citizen of Algeria, was ordered removed by a U.S. immigration judge on Sept. 12, 2025.

Detainees argue the president is misusing his war powers and that their removal should be blocked.

Ian Roberts was denied a U.S. green card four times in 20 years, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.