Arkansas to Deploy 40 National Guard Troops to Assist ICE Under Title 32
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders says guardsmen will provide logistical, transportation and clerical support for deportations while remaining under state control
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Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty in Killing of Retired Auburn Veterinary Professor
Authorities say Dr. Julie Gard Schnuelle was ambushed and fatally stabbed while walking her dog in an Auburn park; Harold Rashad Dabney III is charged with two counts of capital murder.
Two more FEMA employees fired after probe finds sexting and porn use on government devices
DHS insider-threat review says staff used government systems to sext foreign nationals and upload explicit images, raising national security concerns as FEMA faces scrutiny over disaster response
Democratic Governors Boost Local Law Enforcement Amid Trump’s Threats to Deploy Guard
Gavin Newsom, Wes Moore and Michelle Lujan Grisham announce state-level crime measures as the Biden-era debate over federalized policing resurfaces
Treasury says U.S. could face up to $1 trillion in refunds if Supreme Court nixes Trump tariffs
Scott Bessent warns that lower-court rulings could require hundreds of billions in repayments and urges quick Supreme Court review to limit additional collections
Trump and HHS Secretary Clash with Florida as State Moves to Eliminate School Vaccine Requirements
President Donald Trump criticized Florida’s plan to abolish childhood immunization mandates as HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces bipartisan Senate scrutiny over rollbacks of COVID vaccine guidance
Vance allies attack Rand Paul over criticism of Trump’s drug-boat strike
Clash underscores GOP divisions over use of force, due process and President Trump’s border-security tactics
House Oversight releases Epstein 'birthday book' with Clinton note, candid photos
238-page scrapbook compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell for Jeffrey Epstein's 50th includes messages attributed to Bill Clinton and Alan Dershowitz, intimate images and family entries as lawmakers make thousands of documents public
Wave of Labor Day Weekend Shootings in Chicago Fuels Debate Over National Guard, Local Response
At least nine killed and dozens wounded over Labor Day weekend; officials, activists and critics clash over proposals to deploy the National Guard