
DOJ Adds Record Number of Immigration Judges Amid ICE Detention Concerns
The Department of Justice has hired its largest class of immigration judges while reports show rising suicides in ICE detention facilities.

The Department of Justice has hired its largest class of immigration judges while reports show rising suicides in ICE detention facilities.

The state's highest court overturned Adam Montgomery's conviction for murdering his 5-year-old daughter Harmony and ordered a new trial.

Seven California gubernatorial candidates participated in their final debate, focusing primarily on cost of living issues affecting state residents.
U.S. Rep. David Scott, who represented Georgia's 13th District since 2003 and was the first Black chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, has died at age 80.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals halted enforcement of a California law mandating visible identification for federal immigration agents.

Rep. Robert Garcia announces plans to investigate Vice President Vance's alleged involvement in White House handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related issues.

News outlets present conflicting assessments of President Trump's current political position and policy direction.

Catherine West has given Labour Cabinet ministers until Monday to challenge Keir Starmer or she will attempt to trigger a leadership contest herself.

Federal immigration officials have detained several individuals with criminal backgrounds, including murder convictions, in recent operations.

The Supreme Court permitted lawsuits seeking compensation for U.S. property confiscated by Cuba's government in 1960.

Representatives Al Green and Christian Menefee will face each other in a runoff after neither won a majority in Texas's 18th Congressional District primary.

Recent British elections saw gains for smaller parties, raising questions about the country's electoral framework designed for two-party competition.

Congressional Republicans are requesting answers about disappeared scientists while lawmakers debate surveillance authority renewal.

A new poll finds 68% of Americans want the U.S. to make a deal to end the Iran war as quickly as possible, as the conflict impacts gas prices.

David Grusch, a former intelligence officer, claims agencies concealed billions in spending from congressional oversight through alleged slush funds.
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