Robert McGreevy

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Fulton County pushes back on DOJ effort to obtain election workers' names

Fulton County's election board filed a motion to quash a DOJ subpoena it calls an unprecedented effort to harass 2020 election poll workers.

1 hour ago

Mohamed Sabry Soliman to plead guilty in deadly firebombing of pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado

Mohamed Soliman will plead guilty to murder in the Boulder pro-Israel rally firebombing that killed Karen Diamond, according to court documents via AP.

5 hours ago

IDF claims to have taken out Hamas commander who participated in Oct 7

The IDF announced it killed Hamas Nukhba Commander Anas Hamed in a targeted Gaza airstrike, saying he raided Israel during the Oct. 7 Nova massacre.

6 hours ago

Obama admits 'genuine tension' in marriage over pressure to stay in politics

Former President Barack Obama says his role as President Donald Trump's most high-profile critic has created tension in his marriage with former first lady Michelle Obama.

2 days ago

Activist remains perched atop DC bridge protesting Iran war, AI development: 'The spirit moves me'

An ongoing blockade at the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C., is in its second day as an activist claims to protest Iran war and AI.

3 days ago

Illegal immigrant shot by ICE indicted for allegedly ramming agents with car in California

A federal grand jury indicted an illegal immigrant from El Salvador on assault charges after he allegedly rammed his car into ICE agents in California.

3 days ago

Harvard scientist convicted of lying about China ties rebuilds brain-tech lab in China

Charles Lieber, a convicted former Harvard scientist, has rebuilt his brain-computer interface lab in Shenzhen, China, according to Reuters.

3 days ago

Beloved crossing guard killed by alleged drunk driver while helping kids cross the street in Louisiana

A beloved Livingston Parish crossing guard was allegedly struck and killed by a drunk driver while helping children cross the street in Louisiana.

4 days ago

Former Dem mayoral candidate admits forging voter registration applications

A former Democratic mayoral candidate in New Jersey pleaded guilty to forging nearly 1,000 voter registration applications during a 2021 primary race.

4 days ago

Virginia man accused of sodomizing 8-year-old girl allegedly tried to bribe victim's mother with a house

A Virginia man accused of sodomizing an 8-year-old girl allegedly tried to bribe the victim's mother with a house to drop charges, prosecutor says.

4 days ago

Florida high school teacher accused of having sex twice with student on campus

Florida teacher Heather Mashburn-Smith was arrested for allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old student twice on school grounds in Charlotte County.

5 days ago

Eight NYPD officers injured in massive explosion while responding to knife-wielding man in Queens home

Eight NYPD officers were injured in a Queens, New York, explosion while responding to reports of a knife-wielding man threatening people inside a home.

5 days ago

Minnesota 'tried to cover up fraud allegations,' former state trooper alleges

A former Minnesota investigator alleges state officials illegally blocked his childcare fraud investigation and ordered him to delete documents.

April 25

Winery belonging to Ilhan Omar's husband shut down amid financial spotlight

A California winery co-owned by Rep. Ilhan Omar's husband abruptly closed as House Republicans investigate the couple's surging financial disclosures.

April 25

Chicago hospital shooting leaves 1 officer dead, other 'fighting for his life'; suspect in custody

A shooting at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital in Chicago left one officer dead and another wounded during a prisoner transport incident.

April 25

Suspect who fled US arrested in caught-on-camera killing of 15-year-old in NYC park

Zahir Davis, 18, was charged with murder after allegedly gunning down 15-year-old Jaden Pierre at a Queens playground, according to NYPD officials.

April 25

Mom who got 2-day sentence after killing baby while high arrested for endangering someone else's child

Pennsylvania mother Arissa Ward faces felony child endangerment charges after a toddler she was babysitting was allegedly found wandering in a road.

April 25

Barricaded suspect faces murder charges after 2 doctoral students vanished from campus, 1 remains missing

Hisham Abugharbieh was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the disappearances of University of South Florida students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy.

April 25

CBP joins forces with Coast Guard to intercept 3 smuggling boats, apprehend 60 people off California coast

CBP apprehended 60 people off the California coast during April joint operations with the Coast Guard, intercepting three separate overcrowded vessels.

April 24

Three alleged Antifa-linked protesters indicted in Atlanta police training center contractor firebombing

A grand jury indicted three alleged Antifa-linked protesters who allegedly hurled firebombs at a contractor building the police training center in Atlanta.

April 24

Justice Department announces it's readopting the firing squad as a means of execution

The Department of Justice expanded federal execution methods to include pentobarbital injections and firing squads as part of death penalty reforms.

April 24

Bus crash near Pentagon injures 23, including 10 War Department personnel

A bus crash near the Pentagon injured 23 people, including 10 Department of War personnel.

April 23

Colorado DA pursues assault charge against federal immigration officer, DHS condemns 'political stunt'

Colorado District Attorney Eric P. Murray charged an ICE officer with third degree assault in a move DHS calls unlawful and a political stunt.

April 22

DOJ springs antisemitism review on blue state college after 'Lebanese resistance' fundraiser

Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon says the DOJ's Civil Rights Division is opening an antisemitism investigation into the University of Washington.

April 22

Dem Senate candidate calls to 'shut the White House down,' impeach 2 Supreme Court justices

Democratic frontrunner Graham Platner says he would push to subpoena White House officials and impeach Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito.

April 22

Florida death row inmate uses last words to maintain innocence before execution

Chadwick Willacy maintained his innocence before Florida executed him for the first-degree murder of elderly neighbor Marlys Sather, set on fire in 1990.

April 21

Southern Poverty Law Center says it's under DOJ investigation

SPLC interim CEO claims the Department of Justice is investigating the nonprofit and possibly preparing criminal charges over its informant program.

April 21

COVID scientist accused of using ChatGPT in alleged poisoning plot against rival

A UW-Madison scientist allegedly admitted to poisoning a colleague's water bottle with toxic chemicals after feeling slighted by a promotion, court documents say.

April 21

US interdicts stateless sanctioned tanker sailing from Iran to China

U.S. forces boarded the M/T Tifani, a stateless sanctioned crude oil tanker tied to Iran, marking the second naval interdiction in as many days.

April 21

'Traitor' Dem senator ripped after one-word reaction appears to cheer on Iran

Sen. Chris Murphy is under fire after posting "Awesome" on X about a report of Iranian ships passing the U.S. blockade in the Gulf of Oman area.