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Fatal crashes involving drivers whom federal officials say were in the country illegally have prompted a federal crackdown on state licensing practices in New York, California and Ohio, including a nationwide task force and withheld funding.
Gulf Cartel gunmen torched vehicles and blocked streets in Matamoros in a failed bid to stop the transfer of a cartel leader’s son, forcing the temporary closure of three international bridges to Brownsville, Texas.
The Justice Department has launched “Operation Ghostbusters,” a nationwide crackdown on an alleged scheme that used stolen identities to enroll fake students and divert federal financial aid overseas, including through networks tied to Kenya.
Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn resigned Friday amid allegations that the agency shot down its own drone at last year’s Army-Navy game in Baltimore and presented it publicly as a successful intercept, while questions swirl over his prior work for the drone system’s manufacturer.
Sean Gardner, a former youth gymnastics coach, was sentenced to the maximum 90 years in prison for secretly recording minors undressing at a Mississippi gym, with separate Iowa abuse allegations against him still unresolved.
The House Ways and Means Committee has given three nonprofit groups tied to China-linked financier Neville Roy Singham until Oct. 20 to comply with subpoenas over foreign funding sources.
Lawyers for accused Jan. 6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. say the FBI coerced his confession through threats and exploitation of his autism, and are separately seeking evidence they say points to a different suspect.
A South Hadley man previously convicted of child pornography charges has pleaded guilty to smuggling plutonium from Russia and selling it, along with toxic thallium, to dozens of customers nationwide through the US mail.
The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to pause a Massachusetts judge’s order blocking the Trump administration’s deportations of illegal aliens to third countries, and agreed to hear the case in December.
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