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Gabriel Perez no longer works in the federal government after being placed on unpaid leave over reports that he used inside knowledge to bet on President Donald Trump’s speeches through Kalshi.
dhs.gov
The Department of Homeland Security identified five people deported the previous day, citing convictions or criminal histories involving homicide, sexual assault, arson, drug trafficking and assault.
justice.gov
Brian Nelson Booker is charged with failing to report foreign financial accounts, filing false documents with the IRS and making false statements.
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The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Denver Public Schools and Washington state’s Bethel School District over allegations involving student activities and a Pride month display.
dhs.gov
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement reported arrests involving people convicted of sex offenses and a firearm offense in five states.
dhs.gov
The Department of Homeland Security said its WOW website now displays more than 40,000 criminal illegal aliens arrested and removed from communities across the country.
oag.ca.gov
California Attorney General Rob Bonta led 14 attorneys general in opposing a proposed EPA rule they say would weaken NEPA protections and violate the APA and NEPA.
oag.ca.gov
A federal court temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Education from terminating grants that support school mental health professionals and services for high-need students.
faa.gov
The FAA has proposed a rule to streamline commercial space licensing by allowing waivers of certain requirements from 13 federal laws, while retaining protections tied to public health, safety, property, national security and U.S. foreign政策
justice.gov
Yaroslav Shilkloper was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay a $250,000 fine and $1.43 million in restitution after participating in a scheme that defrauded U.S. citizens of more than $3 million.
scotusblog.com
The July 27 deadline passed without a rehearing petition appearing on the Supreme Court’s electronic docket after the justices struck down President Donald Trump’s order.
justice.gov
Dianne Guadian pleaded guilty to four counts tied to a smuggling operation that allegedly used THC-laced candy to sedate children entering the United States from Mexico.
justice.gov
Wendy Dalaithy Amaral Arevalo pleaded guilty to violating counternarcotic sanctions after arranging $504,497.48 in tuition payments to IMG Academy for her child.
justice.gov
Bayron Leopoldo Perez Batres pleaded guilty to illegal reentry after previously being removed to Guatemala three times. He is scheduled for federal sentencing on Oct. 20.
oag.ca.gov
California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined 49 attorneys general in supporting proposed FCC rules that would strengthen customer-verification requirements for originating voice service providers.
oag.ca.gov
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a $15 million settlement with Sweetwater Care Resource, LLC and affiliates over alleged violations of state staffing requirements at its skilled nursing facilities.
eeoc.gov
Moon N Sea GA, LLC, formerly known as KGI Trading GA, Inc., agreed to pay $265,000 and provide additional relief to settle an EEOC lawsuit alleging that women were denied warehouse associate positions at the company’s Buford, Georgia, site.
apnews.com
Florida is preparing to execute two men aged 80 and 74 after decades on death row, renewing questions about capital punishment and aging inmates.
apnews.com
A report commissioned by Old Dominion University found that officials were unaware of Mohamed Bailor Jalloh’s federal terrorism conviction before the March shooting that killed one person and injured two others.
ag.ny.gov
New York released final rules for restricting addictive feeds and nighttime notifications for users under 18, with the SAFE for Kids Act taking effect January 25, 2027.
