As ICE intensifies enforcement in Chicago, residents and advocacy groups deploy rapid-response networks and legal strategies to resist what they call aggressive and intimidating tactics.
J.M. Smucker has filed a federal lawsuit against Trader Joe’s, claiming its crustless PB&J sandwiches infringe on Uncrustables trademarks—including the signature crimped edge.
In May 2025, ten inmates escaped the Orleans Parish Jail through a hole behind a toilet. Among them was Derrick Groves, a convicted killer facing life in prison.
A new NTSB report concludes that experimental design and construction flaws were the primary causes of the fatal Titan submersible implosion in 2023.
California Governor Gavin Newsom raised alarms over live-fire military drills at Camp Pendleton possibly sending ordnance over Interstate 5—prompting a swift denial from the Marine Corps and reigniting political tensions.
Zohran Mamdani, NYC’s Democratic mayoral nominee, is holding private meetings with Jewish leaders who oppose his views on Israel, seeking to reassure them of their safety and inclusion in his potential administration.
President Trump hosted a private dinner for corporate executives who pledged millions to fund a $200 million White House ballroom, drawing criticism over ethics and access.
A former FBI agent has been sentenced to 60 years in prison after being convicted of raping three women at tattoo studios he operated under a fake identity in Maryland.
Archaeologists confirm a skull fragment found along Indiana’s Whitewater River is over 4,200 years old, shedding light on ancient Indigenous communities in the Midwest.
California’s reparations movement stalls as Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes bills offering tangible benefits to descendants of enslaved people, while approving a new agency to verify eligibility.