Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered hundreds of U.S. generals and admirals worldwide to attend an unexplained emergency meeting at Quantico—sparking concern across the defense establishment.
Google has asked the Supreme Court to halt a lower court order that would force it to open Android to third-party app stores—a decision that could reshape the mobile app economy.
A new report reveals how aging tech, slow alerts, and extreme winds left L.A. residents unprepared during the deadly January 2025 wildfires.
A Georgia prisoner has received an 80-year federal sentence for mailing explosive devices to the Department of Justice and a federal courthouse.
A gunman targeted ICE agents in Dallas but killed one detainee and injured two others—federal prosecutors call it domestic terrorism.
The Justice Department has sued California, Pennsylvania, and four other states demanding sensitive voter data—a move critics call a dangerous overreach.
The Justice Department is investigating George Soros’s Open Society Foundations amid claims of political violence—a move the foundation calls baseless and retaliatory.
A fiber optic cable cut disrupted 911 services across Louisiana and Mississippi for over two hours on September 25, 2025.
Chicago City Council approves $90 million to settle lawsuits against former Sgt. Ronald Watts’s corrupt police unit.
James Comey faces federal charges after President Trump pressured the Justice Department—a move critics call politically motivated.