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Who is Cornell student Patrick Dai accused of violent threats against Jews

November 1, 2023

Who is Cornell student Patrick Dai accused of violent threats against Jews

Ivy League student Patrick Dai, charged with threatening to murder and rape Jews, was an overachieving high schooler who fell into deep depression in 2021, his family said.

Nevada man federally charged after allegedly threatening to kidnap, assault or murder Jewish US senator

October 30, 2023

Nevada man federally charged after allegedly threatening to kidnap, assault or murder Jewish US senator

A Las Vegas man faces federal charges after allegedly threatening Sen. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., through numerous voicemails between Oct. 11 and Oct. 19.

Ohio man pleads guilty to firebomb attempt on church hosting drag event, faces 20-30 years

October 24, 2023

Ohio man pleads guilty to firebomb attempt on church hosting drag event, faces 20-30 years

An Ohio man pleaded guilty Monday for attempting to burn a church down after the congregants planned to host drag shows in support of the LGBTQI+ community.

Army vet admits trying to sell secrets to Russia while working for NSA

October 24, 2023

Army vet admits trying to sell secrets to Russia while working for NSA

A U.S. Army veteran and former National Security Agency employee pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to sell classified information to the Russian government.

Make sponsors of terrorism like Iran pay for their crimes -- literally

October 20, 2023

Make sponsors of terrorism like Iran pay for their crimes -- literally

Make sponsors of terrorism like Iran pay for their crimes -- literally. US has several acts that allow victims to sue so that they can get a little justice for Hamas crimes.

Trump appeals partial gag order against him in Special Counsel Jack Smith's Jan 6 case

October 17, 2023

Trump appeals partial gag order against him in Special Counsel Jack Smith's Jan 6 case

Former President Trump’s legal team appealed the partial gag order issued against him by the federal judge presiding over Special Counsel Jack Smith’s case related to Jan. 6, 2021.

Arizona man pleads guilty to attempted murder of federal officer, sentenced to 30 years

October 12, 2023

Arizona man pleads guilty to attempted murder of federal officer, sentenced to 30 years

A Scottsdale, Arizona, man who opened fire on a New Mexico State Police officer serving as a Homeland Security federal agent, was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday.

Supreme Court appears to lean in favor of upholding GOP-drawn South Carolina congressional map

October 11, 2023

Supreme Court appears to lean in favor of upholding GOP-drawn South Carolina congressional map

The Supreme Court is likely to maintain a South Carolina voting map that would allow Republicans to remain in control of a key congressional seat that could play a role in 2024.

Biden on pace to match, even exceed Trump's number of lower court judicial appointments

October 8, 2023

Biden on pace to match, even exceed Trump's number of lower court judicial appointments

President Biden is currently on track to catch up to former President Trump on appointing judges to lower courts as the Senate Judiciary Committee advances another round.

Former George Santos aide pleads guilty to federal conspiracy charge, faces years in prison

October 5, 2023

Former George Santos aide pleads guilty to federal conspiracy charge, faces years in prison

Embattled New York Congressman George Santos' former campaign treasurer plead guilty to a federal conspiracy charge, which could land her in jail for up to four years.