President Trump's Justice Department announced a major international crackdown targeting West African scam networks, with millions of accounts removed, arrests made, victims rescued, and potentially millions of dollars frozen.
After President Trump praised Katie Zacharia's first briefing, a reporter asked where she was admitted to the bar. Her answer mentioned China but did not identify a licensing jurisdiction, leaving a basic question unresolved.
Homeland Security Investigations agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home under a DOJ-secured federal warrant as authorities examined immigration paperwork dating to her childhood.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent answered Elizabeth Warren’s latest letter with a blistering defense of President Trump’s economic policies and pointed lessons in finance.
South Carolina state Rep. Michael Rivers was arrested after allegedly pointing a handgun at a relative of his primary opponent during an argument at a polling location. Rivers denies the accusation and has been released on bond.
A muddy torrent tore through Santiago’s Las Condes district, sweeping away cars, overturning a truck and carrying a city bus as more than 1,000 people were rescued or evacuated.
President Trump announced a multi-stage Russian diesel agreement aimed at lowering fuel prices, while Treasury authorization and criticism over Putin’s war economy put the deal under intense scrutiny.
President Trump’s memorandum creates a three-member committee, orders Lisa Cook to appear at a closed White House hearing, and launches a formal review of mortgage allegations and possible removal for cause.
President Trump defended monuments honoring Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, and Columbus, then stood by the planned firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan.