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Justice Department Raid Took 18 Electronic Devices from Giuliani’s Home & Office

(Associated Press) Eighteen electronic devices taken during raids last month on Rudy Giuliani's home and his law firm in a probe of his dealings in Ukraine belong to Giuliani and employees of his firm, Manhattan prosecutors revealed Thursday. The previously redacted facts were disclosed when prosecutors re-filed an April 29...

AOC, House Progressives Oppose Targeting Gang Members for Deportation

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY, addressed a letter to federal immigration officials decrying the agency's policy of targeting illegal immigrants who are violent gang members for deportation, Fox News reported. With support from 34 other Democrat Congress members, Ocasio-Cortez addressed the letter to Immigration and Customs Enforcement director Tae Johnson, arguing...

Violent Crime Soars in NC Counties When Sheriffs Cut Ties with ICE

Violent crime soared in two North Carolina counties after their sheriffs decided to stop cooperating with federal immigration officials, according to a Immigration Reform Law Institute investigation. Mecklenburg County and Wake County both cancelled their 287(g) agreements that allowed local law enforcement to transfer criminal illegal aliens into federal custody...

TEXAS GOV.: Amount of Fentanyl Seized at Border Could Kill Every Person in NY

(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) Texas is defending the border, doing the federal government’s job, Gov. Greg Abbott, argues, having launched Operation Lone Star to thwart criminal activities resulting from President Joe Biden’s open border policies. While Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the Biden administration several times over alleged...

NC Deputies NOT Charged in Shooting Black Man Because He Drove His Car at Them

(Associated Press) A North Carolina prosecutor said Tuesday that sheriff’s deputies were justified in fatally shooting Andrew Brown Jr. because he ignored their commands and endangered at least two of them when he drove his car toward them. District Attorney Andrew Womble said at a news conference that Brown used his...

POLL: Majority of Portland Residents Feel Unsafe Because of Riots, Homelessness

Portland, Ore. residents said they view the city as unsafe and are scared to go downtown because of ongoing riots and increasing homelessness. A new poll found that 53 percent of the residents living in Portland’s downtown area feel safe during the day, and only 20 percent feel safe at...

Giuliani Lawyers: Feds Treated Him Like Drug Boss or Terrorist

(Associated Press) Attorneys for Rudolph Giuliani say a covert warrant prosecutors obtained for his Apple iCloud account in November 2019 and a raid last month by agents who seized his electronic devices show they are treating him more like a drug kingpin or terrorist rather than a personal lawyer to...

Gaetz Associate Pleads Guilty to Sex Trafficking Charges

(Associated Press) A Florida politician who emerged as a central figure in the Justice Department’s sex trafficking investigation into Rep. Matt Gaetz pleaded guilty Monday to six federal charges and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as part of a plea deal. Joel Greenberg, a longtime associate of Gaetz, appeared in federal...

FBI Changes Course, Calls Anti-Trump Shooter Domestic Terrorist

The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Saturday that they would change the designation of the Congressional Baseball Team shooting that injured Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., to "domestic terrorism." The FBI sparked outrage amongst Republicans when news broke the federal law enforcement agency had classified the shooting as a “suicide...

DarkSide Claims to Be Disbanding After Pipeline Hack

The Eastern European cyberterrorist group DarkSide, which claimed responsibility for a hack that shut down fuel supplies across the Southeast US, may have bitten off more than it can chew. Days after the group offered a semi-apologetic statement for holding hostage the Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline via ransomware, it announced that...

Minneapolis Might Pay $35M in Settlements for Police Officers

The city of Minneapolis may have to pay out nearly $35 million in settlements for police officers and firefighters who left their departments following the riots that broke out after the death of George Floyd. Attorney Ron Meuser represents around 200 officers and firefighters who left their jobs during last...

Another Corrupt Union Boss is Headed to Prison

(Associated Press) A welder who rose from the factory floor to become president of a venerable U.S. labor union was sentenced Tuesday to 21 months in prison for luxurious winter stays in the California sun covered by dues paid by his blue-collar members. Dennis Williams, who led the United Auto Workers...
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