
California man shot by ICE agents arrested on federal assault charges
Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez was charged with assaulting a federal officer after being shot multiple times by ICE agents during an April incident.

Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez was charged with assaulting a federal officer after being shot multiple times by ICE agents during an April incident.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage told the Daily Mail he would be prepared to face civil unrest to implement welfare spending reductions.

Former President Trump posted criticism of Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger on Truth Social, citing concerns about the state's economy.

Federal immigration agents arrested a Guatemalan national charged with child pornography after local authorities allegedly did not honor an ICE detainer request.

President Trump had McDonald's delivered to the White House on Monday as part of promoting his proposal to eliminate taxes on tips.
The Justice Department is finalizing plans to provide voter registration data collected from states to the Department of Homeland Security for use in immigration and criminal investigations.

Rep. Tom Emmer criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar over apparent discrepancies in her congressional financial disclosures.

The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to influence news coverage of Middle East conflict through criticism and regulatory threats.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said she is living in Coast Guard housing but not in the commandant's specific residence, addressing earlier reports.

President Trump credited his administration with helping secure an agreement to keep two Pennsylvania coal-fired power plants open for several more years.

Democratic and Republican Senate candidates in Texas and Maine respectively confront criticism over resurfaced comments on climate policy and sexual assault.

Senator Cotton introduces legislation targeting drone vulnerabilities at power grids and other critical facilities.

A Capitol Police officer was incorrectly implicated in the January 6 pipe bomb case, highlighting ongoing controversies around the investigation.

Three news outlets present distinct viewpoints on taxation and government spending, reflecting ongoing debates over fiscal policy.

A federal judge granted colleges an extension until April 6 to provide demographic admissions data sought by the federal government following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
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