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US judge orders suspect detained for threatening to kill Richard Grenell

The suspect harassed Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell for 'months' and lied about his identity, Fox News has learned.

Maine nonprofit with Somali ties reportedly sees state funding shut off after fraud claims

Maine suspends funding to Gateway Community Services after fraud allegations surface, with state seeking over $1 million in improper Medicaid payments.

DOJ’s second-in-command could be central to ‘vindictive’ prosecution of Abrego Garcia, judge rules

The new order stops short of compelling any government witnesses to testify for next month's hearing.

DOJ challenges Virginia law granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants

The Justice Department filed suit against Virginia, claiming its in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants unlawfully favors noncitizens over American students.

DHS looks to demolish historic St Elizabeths buildings due to ‘unacceptable’ risks

Historic St. Elizabeths buildings face demolition as DHS claims emergency conditions. The move is facing pushback from preservation groups.

Putin ‘attack’ bluster shows Russia is the one standing in the way of peace

The mood was cautiously optimistic after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emerged from his Mar-a-Lago meeting on Sunday.

The Progressive Insistence That the Trump Administration Is a ‘Regime’

If the Trump administration is a ‘regime,’ then the same term can equally be applied to the Biden or Obama administrations, or any other.

The Covid Fraud Scandal Is Much Bigger Than Minnesota

Republicans ought to resist the temptation to make the Minnesota fraud story an immigration story.

Suspected D.C. pipe bomber in court for detention hearing

The Virginian accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic national headquarters the day before the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol appeared in federal court Tuesday as prosecutors argued to keep the suspect behind bars.

Judge blocks White House’s attempt to defund the CFPB, ensuring employees get paid

The White House cannot lapse in its funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal district court judge ruled on Tuesday, only days before funds at the bureau would have likely run out and the consumer finance agency would have no money to pay its employees.

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