Breaking news from across the U.S. including crime, corruption, military and law enforcement news.
A modified Boeing 747 built to keep America's command structure running through catastrophe was spotted over Tulsa this week. It wasn't Air Force One, and it wasn't a reason to panic -- it was a reason to think about what real preparedness looks like.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting illegal aliens to third countries while the justices prepare to hear the full legal challenge in December.
Verbal guidance telling some ICE field offices to stop arresting illegal immigrants without criminal histories was rescinded within hours after conservative immigration hawks erupted in fury.
Security footage shows workers scrambling from Chile & Chili's Taqueria as federal agents move in. The owner says the food truck is now closed and her remaining staff walked off the job.
A Customs and Border Protection canine unit sniffed out 174 vacuum-sealed cocaine packages worth an estimated $6 million hidden in a modified tractor-trailer floor at the Lewiston Bridge crossing, as agents continue battling smuggling networks despite plummeting illegal crossings.
Boston's Democrat mayor is using taxpayer dollars to train noncitizens — including illegal aliens — as political organizers while explicitly barring American citizens from the program.
Andrew Bailey, the former Missouri attorney general who helped lead the FBI's election integrity investigations, is leaving his post as co-deputy director after roughly a year, saying he's returning to his family in Missouri.
More than 100 Party for Socialism and Liberation protesters returned Sunday to the North Austin intersection where an ICE officer shot a Venezuelan national during a targeted enforcement operation, as DHS fires back at sanctuary officials for encouraging resistance.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang landed at Hartsfield-Jackson on a FedEx 'Panda Express' flight after Xi Jinping announced the loan during a three-day state visit. The bears head to a month-long quarantine at Zoo Atlanta while critics ask what America gave up in return.
The head of the FBI Washington Field Office's counterterrorism division and his deputy were reassigned Friday after an investigation into threatening calls to conservative podcaster Katie Miller, the wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, was slow-walked and dismissed, according to reports.
A controversial Texas preacher raising funds to convert a former Baptist church campus near Plano into a 40,000-square-foot Islamic complex has declared he wants an Islamic America, as Governor Greg Abbott and Senator Ted Cruz push to ban Sharia law in the state.
An independent review of the September 2025 assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University found the school failed to conduct a written security assessment, skipped a joint briefing with Kirk's security team, and never documented a line-of-sight assessment. The Kirk family's attorney says the findings confirm what the family has alleged all along.
