The operations targeted an ISIS leader connected to an attack that killed U.S. service members in December.

Raúl Gorrín, owner of the Venezuelan television network Globovisión, was arrested in the same operation.

The Supreme Court, in a brief order, declined to grant a writ of injunction pending appeal.

The defendant was caught armed at a golf course of the then-Republican candidate two months before the election. According to the prosecution, he spent weeks planning an attack that was ultimately foiled by the Secret Service.

According to official figures released by Homan, the operations in Minnesota resulted in 139 arrests for assault, 87 for sex crimes and 28 for alleged gang membership.

A group of Republican representatives led by Keith Seif and Chip Roy are introducing a bill to defend and emphasize that Islamic law is "inconsistent with Western civilization" and that "the root strength of this country is our Judeo-Christian principles and the values of Western civilization that have advanced the cause of liberty, freedom, and prosperity for people around the world."

The newspaper is laying off approximately 30% of its employees. This includes business staff and more than 300 of the approximately 800 journalists in the newsroom.

The decision was communicated by the criminal organization through X, in which it stated that the measure constitutes "an attack on the good faith and commitments" assumed at the negotiating table in Doha, and that it would withdraw "provisionally" while its members consult internally on what was announced.

In an exclusive statement reported by The Daily Mail, a spokesperson for the tribe stated, "As the First People of the greater Los Angeles basin, we do understand that her home is situated in our ancestral land," adding that the artist has not contacted them at any time.

Long before Digital Services Act, European Commission expected Big Tech to moderate content from "populist rhetoric" and "anti-elite" sentiment to "political satire" and "meme subculture," House Judiciary Committee says.

This license prohibits transactions involving persons or entities under the laws of American adversaries, such as Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Russia and China.

UBS executives told U.S. senators that the Swiss bank fears litigation from Jewish groups over Holocaust restitution claims as it refuses to release additional documents.

The Colombian president uploaded a post to his social networks after the meeting at the White House showing a MAGA cap to which he had added an "S."

The Israeli foreign minister hailed growing ties with United States, Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador ahead of a global minerals summit.

Trump’s Middle East envoy is due to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

The lack of electricity paralyzes industries, affects transportation, makes it difficult to refrigerate food and aggravates daily life. These outages have also been one of the main triggers of the most important protests in recent years, in an island where the margin for dissent is increasingly narrow.

Students, or spies? New report warns of "infiltration" of America's colleges and universities by Chinese students with links to the CCP and blacklisted Chinese companies.

The Minneapolis-based Headwaters Foundation for Justice awarded at least $3,321,013 in grants to at least 16 groups since 2014 that now seek to monitor federal agents or protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity.

According to agency data, between Jan. 21, 2025, and Jan. 24, 2026, ICE agents experienced 68 vehicle attacks, compared to just two in the same time frame last year. This equates to a 3,300 percent increase in such incidents directed against ICE agents.

The socialist also announced that they will change the laws so that "platform executives are legally responsible for many infringements that occur on their websites."