US Cannot Destroy Texas Razor-Wire Migrant Barrier, Appeals Court Says
A divided U.S. appeals court on Wednesday blocked the Biden administration from destroying razor-wire fencing that Texas placed along its border with Mexico to deter illegal migration, while the Republican-led state pursues a lawsuit accusing federal authorities of trespassing.
The federal government’s response to Utah’s lawsuit seeking to take over millions of acres of public land says the state’s ...
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Federal authorities have arrested an Arizona man after he allegedly posted videos online in which he threatened to kill ...
Two street-level cutters, buyers and transporters admitted to their role in a larger conspiracy around catalytic converter ...
An Arizona man filmed himself threatening to kidnap and kill Donald Trump, and saying the president-elect’s family was “going ...
The feds subpoenaed a shadowy political fund connected to one of Eric Adams’ allies and to the mayor's embattled top ...
An Arizona man is facing a felony charge of threatening President-elect Donald Trump after allegedly making several online ...
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Vahooman “Shadow” Mirkhaef, who ran the Cub Terminal logistics depot in McCook, is using the U.S. Supreme Court's Snyder ...
Silly sister with so many silly questions. Anyhoo, we have a newsletter to read. Let’s get through it quickly so you, too, ...
Bailey, a 60-year-old Warrenton resident, was sentenced to two years in prison on a wire fraud charge on Nov. 26 in ...
Former St. Louis Rams linebacker Dana Howard this week was indicted by federal authorities for pandemic loan fraud.
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Feds Bust Texas Influencer Who Dropped $60K on This Evil Revenge Plot Against Ex-BoyfriendThe Dallas influencer who took her business feud wayyy too far just got some more bad news about what she’ll have to do to pay for her crimes.
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