INSANE: 18 - The Real Truth

She Voted Without Being a U.S. Citizen — Now She's Facing Four Federal Charges

A federal grand jury charged a Peruvian green card holder with four counts for illegally voting in 2024 — here's what her case reveals.

Latin Times · Sep 16

One Republican rages against House’s early exit

As the House heads home early this week with no plans to return until November, at least one Republican isn’t happy about it.  In a rare use of members’ “personal privilege,” Rep. Thomas Massie continued a feud with Speaker Mike Johnson, who earlier this month accused the Kentucky Republican of…

Roll Call · Sep 16

Trump Calls Kennedy Center Unsafe as Niece Claims Renovation Push Is Really About His Name

Donald Trump says the Kennedy Center is unsafe as Mary Trump alleges the renovation dispute is tied to his fight for public recognition.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

The Trump Administration Shut Down a Police Misconduct Database. Now It's Facing a FOIA Lawsuit

The White House said the database tracking misconduct by federal law enforcement officers was "full of woke, anti-police concepts."

Reason · Sep 15

Kennedy Center board votes to close after being told they can’t add Trump name as president vows to cancel repairs

Trump says renovations ‘will not take place’ unless his name is on the building

The Independent UK · Sep 15

Trump's made man fails to get indictment

Joseph diGenova's abrupt resignation shows there is no "grand conspiracy"

Salon · Sep 15

Federal Lawsuit Seeks to Bar Minneapolis Distributor from Handling Food and Medicines After Inspectors Found Rodents

The Justice Department wants a court to bar Gold Star Distribution from handling FDA-regulated goods after inspectors found rodents, birds, and droppings.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

Supreme Court deals humiliating blow to Trump by throwing out mail ballot ban

The Supreme Court on Monday rejected President Donald Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots for the midterm elections

The Independent UK · Sep 15

Trump's handpicked prosecutor resigns from DOJ probe after clash with attorney general

A Justice Department investigation into former US officials involved in probes targeting US President Donald Trump has been hit by a new road block after Joseph diGenova, the prosecutor brought in to lead the investigation, resigned following a clash with Attorney General Todd Blanche.

The Times of India · Sep 15

How a 26-year-old hacker breached 165 companies and exposed 100 million people

A man from Canada confessed to orchestrating a massive hacking scheme in 2024, which resulted in the breach of sensitive data from over 165 organizations, affecting billions of records. The perpetrators demanded hefty ransoms and trafficked stolen information on cybercrime platforms. International law enforcement cooperation led to his arrest in…

The Times of India · Sep 14