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DHS Shooting Narrative Collapses After Video Shows 12-Second Scuffle, Not ‘3-Minute Attack’ in Minneapolis ICE Case
A newly released surveillance video has upended the official account of a January immigration enforcement shooting in Minneapolis, casting doubt on statements made by the Department of Homeland Security and triggering a federal investigation into potential perjury by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. 
A newly released surveillance video has upended the official account of a January immigration enforcement shooting in Minneapolis, casting doubt on statements made by the Department of Homeland Security and triggering a federal investigation into potential perjury by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. -
Kristi Noem ‘Devastated’ as Allegations Over Husband’s Online Activity Trigger Political Fallout
Kristi Noem has broken her silence following reports about her husband Bryon Noem, as allegations of a secret online life, financial transactions and explicit messaging surfaced in media reports, prompting reaction from Donald Trump and raising broader concerns about security risks tied to senior government figures. 
Kristi Noem has broken her silence following reports about her husband Bryon Noem, as allegations of a secret online life, financial transactions and explicit messaging surfaced in media reports, prompting reaction from Donald Trump and raising broader concerns about security risks tied to senior government figures. -
Maryland Homeowner Accused of Calling ICE on Workers to Avoid $10,000 Payment, Viral Video Sparks Outrage
A Maryland homeowner is facing mounting backlash after allegations surfaced that she contacted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to detain a group of Guatemalan workers hired for a roofing project, just as the job was nearing completion and a roughly $10,000 payment was due. 
A Maryland homeowner is facing mounting backlash after allegations surfaced that she contacted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to detain a group of Guatemalan workers hired for a roofing project, just as the job was nearing completion and a roughly $10,000 payment was due. -
20-Year-Old Wins $6M After Suing Meta and YouTube Over Childhood Addiction
A California jury has ordered Meta Platforms and Google to pay $6 million in damages to a 20-year-old plaintiff after finding that design features on Instagram and YouTube contributed to harmful addiction patterns during her childhood, marking a significant development in U.S. litigation over social media's impact on minors. 
A California jury has ordered Meta Platforms and Google to pay $6 million in damages to a 20-year-old plaintiff after finding that design features on Instagram and YouTube contributed to harmful addiction patterns during her childhood, marking a significant development in U.S. litigation over social media's impact on minors. -
Audio Reveals ‘Stop, stop, stop’ Before Flight 8646 Collides With Emergency Truck at LaGuardia
Two crew members were killed late Sunday when Air Canada Express Flight 8646, a Bombardier CRJ-900 arriving from Montreal with 72 passengers aboard, struck a Port Authority fire truck on Runway 4 at New York's LaGuardia Airport, turning an emergency response to another aircraft into a second, deadlier crisis. 
Two crew members were killed late Sunday when Air Canada Express Flight 8646, a Bombardier CRJ-900 arriving from Montreal with 72 passengers aboard, struck a Port Authority fire truck on Runway 4 at New York's LaGuardia Airport, turning an emergency response to another aircraft into a second, deadlier crisis. -
TSA Sick Calls Hit 10% as Shutdown Enters Day 32, Raising Risk of Airport Closures
A month into the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, the strain on U.S. air travel is no longer theoretical. The Transportation Security Administration, which screens millions of passengers each week, is grappling with a sharp rise in absenteeism, depleted backup staffing and growing warnings from agency leadership that some airports could face partial or full shutdown scenarios if officers keep calling out. 
A month into the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, the strain on U.S. air travel is no longer theoretical. The Transportation Security Administration, which screens millions of passengers each week, is grappling with a sharp rise in absenteeism, depleted backup staffing and growing warnings from agency leadership that some airports could face partial or full shutdown scenarios if officers keep calling out. -
Uber Footage Shows Final Hours Before Nancy Guthrie Abduction as FBI Probes ‘Targeted Kidnapping’
Newly reviewed Uber dashcam footage capturing the final known movements of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie, shows no signs of distress or irregular behavior hours before she was reported missing, according to investigators and reporting disclosed on Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. 
Newly reviewed Uber dashcam footage capturing the final known movements of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie, shows no signs of distress or irregular behavior hours before she was reported missing, according to investigators and reporting disclosed on Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. -
Epstein Island Architect Breaks Silence: ‘Everybody Knew!’ as DOJ Files Reveal Disturbing Room Designs
Robert Couturier, a New York-based designer who worked on Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean property, has publicly detailed what he described as disturbing design requests and layouts at Little St. James, saying the signs of misconduct were visible and that "everybody knew," according to a CNN investigation drawing on newly released Department of Justice materials. 
Robert Couturier, a New York-based designer who worked on Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean property, has publicly detailed what he described as disturbing design requests and layouts at Little St. James, saying the signs of misconduct were visible and that "everybody knew," according to a CNN investigation drawing on newly released Department of Justice materials. -
Epstein Death Investigation Revives as Congress Calls Guard Tova Noel to Testify
The mystery surrounding the 2019 death of Jeffrey Epstein has returned to Capitol Hill after the House Oversight Committee summoned former Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) guard Tova Noel to testify about her actions the night the financier was found dead in a New York jail cell. The mystery surrounding the 2019 death of Jeffrey Epstein has returned to Capitol Hill after the House Oversight Committee summoned former Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) guard Tova Noel to testify about her actions the night the financier was found dead in a New York jail cell. -
New York Man Charged Over Online Threats Targeting Donald Trump and ICE Agents
Federal prosecutors in the Northern District of New York have charged a 32-year-old Binghamton resident, Jeffrey Scott Hamm Jr., with posting online threats targeting President Donald Trump, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, and supporters of the president, according to court filings and statements from federal authorities. 
Federal prosecutors in the Northern District of New York have charged a 32-year-old Binghamton resident, Jeffrey Scott Hamm Jr., with posting online threats targeting President Donald Trump, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, and supporters of the president, according to court filings and statements from federal authorities.
