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Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas indicted on drug and money laundering charges
Virginia’s longtime Democratic Senate leader Louise Lucas faces federal racketeering, marijuana distribution, and money-laundering charges, with prosecutors alleging she used her political influence to build family wealth as she vows to fight back.
Judge curbs Trump administration’s hunt for noncitizen voters in some states, citing flawed data
A federal judge is blocking parts of the Trump administration’s hunt for suspected noncitizen voters, warning that flawed data could put eligible U.S. citizens under investigation and fuel fears ahead of the midterm elections.
FBI investigated anti-ICE protesters after Trump demanded probe over TikTok video, whistleblower alleges
A former FBI intelligence analyst alleges the bureau opened investigations into anti-ICE protesters at the direction of Trump administration officials, raising questions about First Amendment protections and political pressure on federal law enforcement.
Murder is at lowest rate since the 1950s. Trump touts it as a personal success.
President Trump is claiming credit for a historic decline in U.S. crime, but researchers caution that the nationwide drop in murders and violent crime began before his second term and likely reflects a combination of factors rather than any single administration or policy.
Takeaways from Blanche and Clayton hearings: Fund for Trump allies and 2020 election at the forefront
Trump's attorney general and intelligence chief nominees defended their independence, faced tough bipartisan scrutiny, and navigated contentious questions on the Epstein files, election claims, and Justice Department oversight during high-stakes Senate confirmation hearings.
Judge: Trump sought to ‘manipulate the judicial process’ with his IRS lawsuit and attempted $1.8B fund
A federal judge sharply rebuked President Donald Trump's IRS lawsuit, accusing him of trying to manipulate the courts and ordering sanctions against attorneys involved in the controversial case.
Securing America’s 250: Law enforcement faces shifting plans and World Cup demands
Federal and local authorities are mounting an unprecedented security operation for Washington's July Fourth celebrations as officials balance evolving event logistics, heightened concerns over threats to President Donald Trump, and nationwide security demands during the World Cup.
Lawyers for Rep. LaMonica McIver force judges to weigh the limits of congressional immunity
A federal appeals court is weighing whether a member of Congress can claim constitutional immunity after being charged with assaulting federal officers during a heated immigration facility visit.
Justice Department charges two more in alleged plot to attack White House UFC event
Federal prosecutors have charged two more men in an alleged plot to attack a UFC event at the White House, revealing accusations that the group discussed explosive-laden drones, sniper positions, and plans targeting large public gatherings.
19-year-old would-be attacker of UFC event sought to use drones and was referred to police by his parents, FBI says
Federal authorities say they disrupted an alleged plot targeting a UFC event at the White House, with court documents detailing accusations of planned drone attacks, sniper positions, and attacks on government officials.