4 killed after Cuban troops open fire on American speedboat along Cuban coast
Cuban officials said that its military opened fire on a U.S.-registered speedboat on Wednesday, killing four people and injuring six.
Trump’s record ‘golden age’ State of the Union speech touts wins, jabs foes
President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address carried the same familiar grandiosity that he’s spoken with for decades.
Awkward! Days after tariff ruling, Trump to face justices at State of the Union
Four days after President Donald Trump excoriated the justices of the Supreme Court, they'll take a front row seat at his State of the Union address.
Minneapolis gun permits surged after January ICE killings: Exclusive
Data obtained by SAN shows a surge of Minnesotans applying for gun permits in the wake of January's ICE raids and two high‑profile deaths.
RFK Jr. backs Trump’s weed-killer order, and his MAHA movement isn’t happy
“I will always tell the American people the truth,” Kennedy wrote to begin a nearly 600-word X post defending Trump's order.
HIPAA promised to keep your medical data secret. AI threatens to reveal it
Experts are calling for updates to HIPAA after AI was used to identify patients within anonymized health data.
Police overtime, riot agent cleanups: The price tag of having DHS operations in a city
The Department of Homeland Security’s operations has left cities with a $6 million bill as the federal agency faces its own economic toll.
Latest attack adds to mounting casualty toll as Ukraine war nears 4-year anniversary
Russia attacks Ukraine’s power grid ahead of the invasion’s fourth anniversary as total military casualties reach an estimated 1.8 million.
A key college financial aid program is at risk of major disruption
A grant program offering non-repayable financial aid may face major disruptions in the coming years if Congress fails to intervene.
Trump raises tariffs to 15% after Supreme Court blocks trade policy
President Donald Trump said he will raise the worldwide tariffs he imposed Friday from 10% to 15% via Truth Social on Saturday.
FCC equal time enforcement expands, but talk radio largely spared
The FCC has made a point of enforcing the equal time rule, requiring broadcasters to give equal airtime to candidates running for the same office.
Trump’s push for war in Iran might go beyond its nuclear ambitions: Analysts
Trump said Iran’s nuclear arms program is the main reason the U.S. may attack but some analysts say it could be something else.
‘Jmail’ and ‘JeffTube’ present Epstein materials in a new light
JeffTube lets you use a clone of YouTube to view videos released by the DOJ that relate to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein.
Zuckerberg testifies in California trial that ‘could wipe out’ social media
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared in a Los Angeles court as part of a civil trial over social media.
‘Wrecking ball politics’ in US dominates Munich Security Conference
As world leaders gathered at the Munich Security Conference, discussions centered on President Trump's "demolition" of the global order.
Oversight or overreach? Federal agencies move against media voices
Two government regulatory agencies are using their power to investigate what they believe are left-leaning news outlets and TV Shows.
Amid push for more ICE detention centers, key Kansas City deal collapses
A Kansas City firm has backed out of negotiations to sell a warehouse that officials were considering for a large-scale ICE detention center.
ICE agents face potential charges for lying under oath in migrant shooting
ICE announced it opened an internal investigation into two agents who shot a Venezuelan man in Minnesota last month.
Sen. Rand Paul teams with Democrats to push for answers into Alex Pretti shooting
Sen. Rand Paul joined Democrats on Thursday in pushing for answers from immigration officials regarding the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.
Arizona legislation would block release of license plate reader data
Legislation in Arizona would ban public records inquiries into law enforcement’s use of license plate reader cameras.
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