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15 Antifa Members Indicted, 12 Arrested in Federal Probe Into Minneapolis Anti-ICE Operations
The 94-page complaint alleges the group Direct Action Minnesota Network coordinated street blockades, vehicle tracking and surveillance against federal immigration officers using encrypted Signal chats.
Colorado Reverses Anti-ICE Certification Requirement for Court E-Filing System After GOP Opposition
Gov. Jared Polis signed House Bill 26-1276 creating a carveout for attorneys after the requirement drew fire from Republican lawmakers and a potential First Amendment lawsuit.
Feds Charge 15 in Minneapolis Over Alleged Plots to Interfere With ICE Operations
The indictment marks the most significant federal enforcement action yet tied to a wave of Minnesota protests against Trump administration immigration policy.
Federal Judge Apologizes to Former Clerk Amid Impeachment Push in Congress
Reps. Clyde and Fuller, both Georgia Republicans, have filed separate impeachment resolutions against U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross.
Feds Suspend LAHSA From Receiving Federal Money, Citing Financial Mismanagement
The suspension marks a significant escalation in federal oversight of California's largest homeless services agency, which administers hundreds of millions annually.
SpaceX IPO Opens at $150 Per Share After Record $75 Billion Offering
Elon Musk becomes world's first trillionaire with 42% stake as more than 4,000 employees become millionaires through company's stock program.
U.S. Trade Representative Says Tariff-Jumping Proves Policy Is Working. Economists Say Not So Fast.
Georgetown professors argue that companies relocating production to avoid tariffs is a mechanism, not evidence of economic success for American consumers.
Tech Companies Invest in Skilled Trades Training Amid Shortage Warnings
Meta's $115 million workforce academy and broader industry initiatives aim to fill an estimated 2.1 million unfilled skilled trades jobs by 2030.
DOJ Sues Virginia Over Laws Restricting Federal Agents as Mask, Immigration Disputes Escalate
The lawsuit targets two Spanberger-signed measures set to take effect July 1 that the DOJ says violate the Supremacy Clause and threaten officer safety.
Federal Government Will Pay North Dakota $28 Million to Settle Dakota Access Pipeline Protest Policing Lawsuit
The settlement resolves a years-long dispute over law enforcement costs during 2016-2017 demonstrations that involved 761 arrests and 178 agencies.