ICE Shooting Case Moves Forward as Belgal Appears in Manhattan Immigration Court
Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old New York man shot by federal immigration officers, appeared remotely Thursday before an immigration judge in Manhattan. DHS officials say officers fired because they believed their…
FBI Investigates New Threats Against Sikh Separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun
The FBI is investigating new threats against Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun after agents visited his New York home and warned him, he said. Investigators told him the threat was…
Labor Disputes Put Pay, Pensions and Board Power in Focus
A Supreme Court refusal to hear Gwynne Wilcox’s case leaves a major labor-board dispute unresolved, while workers in Glasgow and Enugu face separate fights over pay and long-delayed retirement benefits.
Kentucky Court Becomes the Test for Deters-Guilfoyle Defamation Fight
Eric Deters filed a defamation lawsuit against Kimberly Guilfoyle and members of her legal team in Kentucky state court on Thursday. The suit follows his accusation that Guilfoyle asked him…
Mississippi Shooting Decision Leaves Evidence Unreleased
The Independent reported that no criminal charges will follow the fatal shooting of Kohen Wiley, but the source material reviewed contains no investigative records to assess the decision.
Nine Former FBI Employees Take Their Firings to Court
Nine former FBI employees have sued the bureau, FBI Director Kash Patel, Attorney General Todd Blanche and the Justice Department over their February 2026 firings. The plaintiffs say they were…
A News Feed Reveals the Difference Between Reporting and Framing
Recent coverage of California wildfire aid, Trump rallies and a Bannon biography shows how headlines can turn limited evidence into broader political claims.
Nine Former FBI Employees Take Firings Fight to Court
Nine former FBI employees have filed a 70-page lawsuit alleging they were unlawfully fired for working on the investigation into Donald Trump’s retention of classified records. The complaint says the…
California Ballot Dispute Tests Federal Reach as Texas Race Tightens
A federal enforcement sweep and a dispute over California mail ballots sharpen questions about state election administration, while a new poll shows a close Texas Senate race.