The Department of Justice issued a permanent instruction blocking any tax investigation into the Trump family business interests
Month: May 2026
Facial Recognition Technology May Become Immigration Enforcement’s Most Powerful Tool
Immigration authorities were expanding use of facial recognition software to identify and track undocumented individuals
NYPD Wants Officers on 12-Hour Shifts During World Cup Sparking Row with Mayor Mamdani
A proposal for extended police duty during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in New York City created a conflict with the new mayor’s pledge to curb overtime
Chicago Police Superintendent Calls on Parents to Play Bigger Role in Stopping Teen Takeovers
Chicago’s top police official urged parents to take responsibility for keeping teenagers from joining disruptive group activities
Gun Activists Ask Supreme Court to Block Maryland Ban on Firearms at Sensitive Places
Firearms rights organisations filed an emergency petition seeking to overturn Maryland’s restrictions on carrying guns in public areas
IRS EPA and Other Federal Agencies Stocking Weapons Alongside ICE Expansion
Reports revealed that multiple federal agencies beyond ICE were acquiring weapons and expanding enforcement capacity
Suicides Rise in ICE Detention Centers as 1000 Emergency Calls Made in a Year
A report revealed more than a thousand emergency calls from ICE detention facilities over a year including cases of self-harm and suicide attempts
Advocates Demand Release of Karla Toledo Tucson Activist Jailed by ICE
Immigration rights groups pressed for the release of a Tucson community organiser who had been detained by federal agents
Kyle Busch NASCAR Legend Dies at 41 After Hospitalisation
NASCAR all-time wins leader Kyle Busch died at age 41 in a statement jointly released by his family and Richard Childress Racing
America Toxic Political Divide Reaching the Jury Room as Trials Become More Contentious
Legal experts said political polarisation was making it harder to seat impartial juries in high-profile cases