Interior Secretary Doug Burgum addressed the latest issues with the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington on July 5.
‘The recovery of $19.5 million is an important first step toward providing relief for victims,’ an FBI agent said.
Under a judge’s strict rules, a hearing starts July 6. Prosecutors must unveil some evidence against Tyler James Robinson before the case can head to trial.
The husband of former House speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi did not test positive for any alcohol in his system, local authorities said.
The judge said that Philadelphia ‘attempted to sidestep the Constitution’s clear mandate’ with its mask ban.
Authorities said coordinated maritime surveillance continues disrupting trafficking corridors linking South America to North American markets.
An official said that Operation Patriot Shield is designed to head off the ‘typical summer surge in violent crime’ around St. Louis.
A grand jury indicted Andrea Shaw, 23, for allegedly murdering her 18-month-old twins.
Derrick Callella posed as the kidnapper of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, whose disappearance remains still unsolved five months later.
Two Romanian brothers living illegally in the United States pleaded guilty to involvement in a scheme that stole more than $760,000 in SNAP benefits.
The cases were part of the results of a 60-day project called Operation New Dawn, officials said.
The secretary of war honored National Guard members following a 22 percent drop in total crime in Washington.
The FBI said some of the notes were pure extortion, while ‘other ransom demands may potentially be legitimate and are still being investigated as such.’
The arrests mark the second major federal enforcement operation in the area in less than a year.
The acting attorney general said that in the 18 months since Jan. 20, 2025, almost 350 TDA members have been charged or convicted of various crimes.
Merchants used Alibaba.com and AliExpress to sell illegal pharmaceuticals, listed chemicals, and pill-press equipment into America, federal prosecutors said.
The DEA wants to make it illegal to sell or possess 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH).
Nine other defendants were sentenced last week to decades in prison.
The suspects in the indictment were responsible for at least 333,000 deadly doses of fentanyl flowing into Minnesota’s communities, officials said.