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EXCLUSIVE: FBI extraditions soar as Patel ramps up foreign outreach, vows 'no sanctuary'

September 3, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: FBI extraditions soar as Patel ramps up foreign outreach, vows 'no sanctuary'

FBI Director Kash Patel says FBI extraditions of international fugitives to the United States are up 65%, with 157 executed amid a sweeping manhunt push.

MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel

September 3, 2026

MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel

David Warrington departs after steering Trump through over 30 Supreme Court victories against lawfare and helping install constitutionalist judges.

DOJ charges ICE officer with lying to investigators following Minneapolis shooting of Venezuelan man

September 3, 2026

DOJ charges ICE officer with lying to investigators following Minneapolis shooting of Venezuelan man

ICE agent Christian Castro faces federal false statements charges tied to the shooting of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis during an immigration crackdown.

Maduro claims immunity, asks judge to dismiss drug-trafficking charges against him and his wife

September 3, 2026

Maduro claims immunity, asks judge to dismiss drug-trafficking charges against him and his wife

Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores argue sovereign immunity shields them from narco-terrorism and drug trafficking charges in a federal motion to dismiss.

DOJ threatens to cut billions in welfare funding from states for failing to report illegal migrants

September 3, 2026

DOJ threatens to cut billions in welfare funding from states for failing to report illegal migrants

The Justice Department warns states they could lose billions in welfare funding if they fail to report illegal immigrants to DHS under new rules.

Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit challenging California policy allowing biological males in girls’ sports

September 2, 2026

Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit challenging California policy allowing biological males in girls’ sports

A federal judge dismissed the Department of Justice lawsuit against California over transgender athletes competing in girls' sports on procedural grounds.

Spanberger's ICE restrictions dealt major setback as judge warns other blue states

September 2, 2026

Spanberger's ICE restrictions dealt major setback as judge warns other blue states

A federal judge blocked a key part of Gov. Abigail Spanberger's law restricting local 287(g) cooperation with ICE, and Republicans say they warned her.

Oakland coffee shop accused of kicking out Jewish dad, 5-year-old son and shutters amid antisemitism lawsuits

September 2, 2026

Oakland coffee shop accused of kicking out Jewish dad, 5-year-old son and shutters amid antisemitism lawsuits

Jerusalem Coffee House faces a federal civil rights trial after the Justice Department alleged the Oakland cafe refused service to Jewish customers.

Deleted email details alleged Trump-targeting push inside Letitia James’ office: ‘Find and pursue crimes’

September 2, 2026

Deleted email details alleged Trump-targeting push inside Letitia James’ office: ‘Find and pursue crimes’

A prosecutor alleges Letitia James' bureau chief directed staff to target Donald Trump, Truth Social and other entities without credible reason.

DOJ lawsuit targets alleged school ‘secret gender transitions’ policies that keep parents in the dark

September 1, 2026

DOJ lawsuit targets alleged school ‘secret gender transitions’ policies that keep parents in the dark

The DOJ lawsuit against Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools alleges "secret" gender transition plans locked parents out, violating FERPA and PPRA.