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Person in Custody After Starting Fire Outside New York Federal Building, FBI Says
Andrew Arrabaca, a former U.S. Army mechanic on Patriot missile systems, has been charged after allegedly setting off fireworks and igniting a blaze at 26 Federal Plaza.
Trump-Backed Darline Graham Enters South Carolina Senate Race, Shaking Up Succession Fight
The appointed senator and late Lindsey Graham's sister joins a crowded Republican primary field just before filing deadline.
Brennan Challenges Border Czar Homan Over ICE Shooting Claims in Houston Incident
CBS News host pressed Tom Homan on discrepancies between his statements and available video evidence regarding the fatal shooting of undocumented immigrant Lorenzo Salgado Araujo.
Rural New York School District Deploys Humanoid Robot Teacher, Sparking Policy Debate
The Salamanca district purchased a $57,590 AI-powered assistant called Sally for STEM classes amid broader national debate over technology in education.
Head of Commerce Department's AI Safety Office Resigns After Three Months
Dr. Chris Fall's departure from CAISI comes as the Trump administration continues to shape its approach to federal AI governance.
Suspect Named in New York City Alleged Incendiary Device Attack, Had Anti-ICE Materials on Him
Federal prosecutors have identified a suspect in connection with an alleged incendiary device incident in New York City, according to law enforcement sources.
Rubio Releases State Department Report on Alleged Cuban Subversion Efforts in US
The 99-page document details claims of communist infiltration into American institutions and leftist movements dating back six decades.
U.S. Bases, ICE Facilities Listed in Cuba-Linked 24-Hour Activist Mobilization Plan
State Department report claims National Network on Cuba coalition coordinated with government entity ICAP to plan rapid-response demonstrations against U.S. military action.
Supreme Court to Decide if Alaska Can Seize Pilot's Plane Over Passenger's 6-Pack of Beer
The case tests whether the government's forfeiture of a 1969 Cessna constitutes an excessive fine under the Eighth Amendment, with oral arguments expected in the fall term.
Fighter Jets Intercept Planes Over Bedminster, East Rutherford Airspace
NORAD reports more than 10 general aviation aircraft entered temporarily restricted New Jersey airspace on Sunday, with three requiring fighter jet intercepts.