The State Department commended the move and encouraged other Latin American countries to follow suit. The U.S. State Department commended the announcement from interim President Delcy Rodriguez to…
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Federal Judges Sentence Men in NY and AZ for Laser Strikes on Aircraft
The action is a federal crime with penalties of up to five years in prison. Federal judges in New York and Arizona recently sentenced men who pointed lasers…
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Interior Department Partners in Major Narcotics Bust in Northern California
Significant amounts of fentanyl, cocaine, and U.S. currency were seized in the multi-day operation. The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) partnered with local, state, and federal law…
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Secretary of State Outlines Administration Position on ICC
He said that the tribunal has become “radical and extreme,” and threatens to undermine U.S. sovereignty. Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounced the International Criminal Court (ICC) in…
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State Department Designates Ecuadorian Gang as Foreign Terrorist Organization
The Chone Killers have committed attacks against civilians, law enforcement, and Ecuadorian officials. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the designation of the Chone Killers as a Foreign…
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HHS Inspector General Informs NY of Medicaid Funding Suspension Due to Fraud
The suspension is expected to last until at least September 30, unless the state provides evidence it has addressed fraud concerns. President Trump’s administration recently announced the freezing…
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DOJ Reports Indictment of Lincoln Memorial Pool Vandal
The man is a former Olympian canoeist. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the indictment of a Maryland man, a former three-time Olympic canoeist, for felony destruction of a…
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Supreme Court Rules Warrants Are Required for Broad Cell Phone Location Data
Law enforcement may not obtain information from providers on all mobile devices near a crime scene. The Supreme Court found this week that law enforcement must obtain a…
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Supreme Court Rules Green Cards may be Revoked for Criminal Allegations
Immigration law stipulates that certain offenses are grounds for exclusion from lawful reentry into the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled this week that federal border officials may suspend…
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HHS Announces Federal Elder Justice Action Plan
The government-wide strategy seeks to protect the rights of and provide assistance for older Americans. The Department of Health and Human Services announced the Federal Elder Justice Action…
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