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December 11

Twice-deported Honduran accused of stabbing passenger on Charlotte light rail faces federal charges

A twice-deported Honduran man has been federally charged after allegedly stabbing a passenger on a Charlotte light rail, raising renewed concerns about transit safety.

December 10

Ukrainian woman charged over Russian-backed cyberattacks; $10M reward offered for others

Victoria Eduardovna Dubranova faces up to 32 years for allegedly helping Russian-backed cyber groups in attacks on critical infrastructure.

December 10

DOJ cleared to release secret Jeffrey Epstein case grand jury materials

A federal judge cleared the release of grand jury documents from Jeffrey Epstein's 2019 sex trafficking trial on Wednesday.

December 9

Minnesota’s anti-fraud spending has quietly ballooned, leaving taxpayers to pay for failure twice

Minnesota taxpayers face double hit from $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud – paying for the theft and now funding expensive state cleanup efforts.

December 9

DOJ sues Virginia school board over Christian students' rights

DOJ sues Loudoun County school board over constitutional violation, claiming Christian students were punished for religious beliefs about gender policies.

December 9

Federal judge approves releasing Ghislaine Maxwell case grand jury material

A judge has paved the way for the public to get more information on the Ghislaine Maxwell case by approving the unsealing of investigative materials.

December 8

DOJ promises 'a lot more action' on gun rights with new Second Amendment enforcement section

The DOJ is launching a new Second Amendment section to protect gun rights nationwide, pricey concealed carry permits and state restrictions, according to Harmeet Dhillon.

December 8

Alina Habba becomes Bondi advisor, leaving role as top New Jersey prosecutor

Alina Habba stepped down as the top prosecutor in New Jersey after an appellate court found last week that Attorney General Pam Bondi had improperly appointed her as U.S. attorney.

December 8

Biden’s supercharged federal contracting pipeline targeted for freeze after bribery bust, undercover sting

Sen. Joni Ernst demands pause in 8(a) program funding after Biden administration tripled contracting goals and fraud cases emerged involving millions in taxpayer dollars.

December 8

DC sandwich-throwing case was a laughingstock in court, jurors reveal

Sean Dunn was acquitted after throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer in a Trump protest case that left jurors giggling.