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FBI Reportedly Told TMZ to ‘Stand Down’ After Harvey Levin Offered 1 Bitcoin for Alleged Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Video
A reported lead in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has placed TMZ founder Harvey Levin at the center of an unusual standoff with federal investigators, after he disclosed that the FBI asked his organization to "stand down" while authorities pursued an anonymous source demanding one bitcoin in exchange for alleged evidence tied to the case. 
A reported lead in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has placed TMZ founder Harvey Levin at the center of an unusual standoff with federal investigators, after he disclosed that the FBI asked his organization to "stand down" while authorities pursued an anonymous source demanding one bitcoin in exchange for alleged evidence tied to the case. -
ICE Agents Allegedly Tracked Down New York Woman Over Instagram Post, Sparking First Amendment Outcry
A Syracuse, New York, woman says federal immigration investigators confronted her over an Instagram post criticizing an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, an encounter that has ignited a broader debate over free speech, federal law enforcement authority and the limits of government responses to online political expression. 
A Syracuse, New York, woman says federal immigration investigators confronted her over an Instagram post criticizing an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, an encounter that has ignited a broader debate over free speech, federal law enforcement authority and the limits of government responses to online political expression. -
Texas ICE Facility Attack Leader Sentenced to 100 Years After Officer Shot in Neck
A federal judge has sentenced Benjamin Song, a former U.S. Marine Corps reservist, to 100 years in prison for his role in a violent attack on the Prairieland Immigration Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas, where an Alvarado police lieutenant was shot in the neck during a July 4, 2025 confrontation. 
A federal judge has sentenced Benjamin Song, a former U.S. Marine Corps reservist, to 100 years in prison for his role in a violent attack on the Prairieland Immigration Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas, where an Alvarado police lieutenant was shot in the neck during a July 4, 2025 confrontation. -
Police Say Second Note Claimed Nancy Guthrie Died After Arizona Kidnapping
The investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC's "TODAY" show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, took a troubling turn after authorities disclosed that a second note sent to the family claimed the 78-year-old Arizona woman had died following her kidnapping. 
The investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of NBC's "TODAY" show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, took a troubling turn after authorities disclosed that a second note sent to the family claimed the 78-year-old Arizona woman had died following her kidnapping. -
78% of Americans Want Iran Conflict Ended as Poll Shows Deep Doubts About U.S. Gains
A large majority of Americans want the conflict with Iran brought to a close and remain unconvinced that U.S. military action has achieved its central objectives, according to a new CBS News poll, highlighting the political challenges facing President Donald Trump even as his administration pursues a fragile diplomatic framework with Tehran. 
A large majority of Americans want the conflict with Iran brought to a close and remain unconvinced that U.S. military action has achieved its central objectives, according to a new CBS News poll, highlighting the political challenges facing President Donald Trump even as his administration pursues a fragile diplomatic framework with Tehran. -
Study Estimates 145,000 U.S. Citizen Children Lost a Parent to Immigration Detention Since 2025
An estimated 145,000 U.S.-born children have been separated from a parent due to immigration detention since January 2025, according to new research cited by Brookings Institution scholars, intensifying concerns among pediatricians, therapists and educators who say they are witnessing a growing mental health crisis among affected families. 
An estimated 145,000 U.S.-born children have been separated from a parent due to immigration detention since January 2025, according to new research cited by Brookings Institution scholars, intensifying concerns among pediatricians, therapists and educators who say they are witnessing a growing mental health crisis among affected families. -
Immigration Detention Death Rate Doubled Under Trump as Population Surged Above 70,000
The death rate among immigrants held in U.S. detention facilities has more than doubled since President Donald Trump returned to office, according to a Reuters analysis of government data, adding new scrutiny to detention conditions as the administration expands immigration enforcement nationwide. The death rate among immigrants held in U.S. detention facilities has more than doubled since President Donald Trump returned to office, according to a Reuters analysis of government data, adding new scrutiny to detention conditions as the administration expands immigration enforcement nationwide. -
Feds Seize 303 Gold Bars, $2 Million Cash From Ex-CIA Employee Accused of Years of Fraud
Federal prosecutors have accused former CIA official David Rush of orchestrating a yearslong pattern of deception that allegedly included falsified academic credentials, exaggerated military achievements and the theft of government assets, culminating in the discovery of hundreds of gold bars, millions of dollars in cash and luxury watches during a raid on his Virginia home. 
Federal prosecutors have accused former CIA official David Rush of orchestrating a yearslong pattern of deception that allegedly included falsified academic credentials, exaggerated military achievements and the theft of government assets, culminating in the discovery of hundreds of gold bars, millions of dollars in cash and luxury watches during a raid on his Virginia home. -
New York Passes Landmark Ban on Personalized Pricing Based on Browsing History and Personal Data
New York is on the verge of becoming one of the toughest states in the country on algorithm-driven pricing after lawmakers approved legislation that would prohibit businesses from charging different prices based on a consumer's personal data, browsing behavior or online activity. 
New York is on the verge of becoming one of the toughest states in the country on algorithm-driven pricing after lawmakers approved legislation that would prohibit businesses from charging different prices based on a consumer's personal data, browsing behavior or online activity. -
Magnitude 4.1 Earthquake Shakes Las Vegas Strip, Startling Tourists on 19th Floor of Casino Tower
A rare earthquake centered near Red Rock Canyon rattled Las Vegas on Friday morning, shaking hotels, casinos and tourist attractions across the Strip just as the city prepared for a busy Fourth of July holiday weekend. 
A rare earthquake centered near Red Rock Canyon rattled Las Vegas on Friday morning, shaking hotels, casinos and tourist attractions across the Strip just as the city prepared for a busy Fourth of July holiday weekend.
