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Energy Department Employee Charged with Attempting to Support Houthis

An employee for the Department of Energy was charged with allegedly attempting to provide material support or resources to the Houthis, the Department of Justice announced on Thursday.

New Washington DC law bans landlords from imposing dog breed restrictions

Landlords can no longer refuse pit bulls, rottweilers, dobermans or other breeds considered ‘scary’

A Timeline of Jane Doe's Allegations of Cornell Gang Rape

An incident at Cornell University involving alleged gang rape is stoking controversy after a woman filed a lawsuit alleging sexual assault nearly two years after she said the incident occurred.

US states and cities sue over Trump EPA’s repeal of emissions rules

Democratic-led coalition says gutting key protections will set US back decades and worsen climate crisis

Man who allegedly harassed Katie Miller indicted for cyberstalking in Massachusetts

October 1, 2026 / 6:16 PM EDT / CBS News

Trump administration does another about-face on ICE vehicle stop policy

The Trump administration has again walked back a decision to allow all Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to pull vehicles over for traffic stops, reversing course two months after initially imposing the ban and then doing away with it.

Former Dallas police officer convicted of murdering Black neighbor given early parole

Amber Guyger, who has served seven of 10-year sentence, had said she had walked into Botham Jean’s home thinking it was her own when she shot him

Man accused of cyberstalking Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide

A Massachusetts man was arrested and charged on Thursday for allegedly cyberstalking Katie Miller, the wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. The Department of Justice said the victim is a “prominent” Republican living in the Washington, D.C., area. The Washington Examiner later confirmed the main victim was Katie Miller after other news outlets did the same.

Will a Lame-Duck Congress Impeach Hegseth?

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Judge in Lindsay Clancy murder trial rejects defense's not-guilty bid

The Massachusetts judge overseeing Lindsay Clancy’s trial declined defense attorney Kevin Reddington’s request to find the mother accused of killing her three children not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility after a mistrial was declared last month.

A Terrible Way to Die, a Terrifying Way to Survive

America’s experiment with lethal injection has failed.

France gripped by violent student riots attributed to far-left instigation

Mayhem has broken out across France, as a student-led protest has escalated into acts of arson and battery of police, leading the prime minister to call an emergency meeting with officials.