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A federal indictment accuses the Florida Democrat of exploiting a clerical error to launder disaster relief money for a 2021 election bid and personal luxury spending.
The two-part study examines how contemporary approaches to news coverage affect journalists and the communities they cover.
One federal judge prolonged the detention of more than 400 migrants; others condemn the Trump administration’s militarized raids on Black and Brown communities.
Court errors and Trump administration deceptions may finally bring an end to what legal experts have called a “vindictive campaign” against the Salvadoran immigrant.
As an organization, Legacy Families works to close the life expectancy gap by empowering and making resources accessible.
Greene, who represents the state of Georgia in the House of Representatives, made the announcement in a video posted to social media on Friday.
The president claims he didn’t actually mean death-death when he said Democrats he accused of "seditious" behavior deserved death.
Border Patrol’s Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago has faced pushback from both judges and civilians for their aggressive use-of-force tactics.
A landmark ruling declares Trump’s months-long deployment of National Guard troops in the nation’s capital unlawful.
Blendon Township Police Officer Connor Grub shot Ta’Kiya Young while responding to a shoplifting call, killing both her and her unborn child.
Donald Trump shared a post suggesting white Democrats who advised military troops and intelligence officials to ignore illegal orders should be hanged.
Two grown adult white men thought they were going to create their own private Whiteganistan in which they would sail to some foreign country, murder all the men, and enslave the women and children. Using the spiritual guidance of all of the colonizing European white men before them, Gavin Rivers Weisenburg, 21, of Allen, Texas, […]
