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Anthropic Files to Launch AnthroPAC as Pentagon Fight Faces Appeal

The employee-funded PAC signals a push to shape AI rules in Washington during a high‑stakes dispute over military use of the company’s models.

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Federal Judge Restores Parole for CBP One Entrants After Mass Cancellations

Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Challenge to Minnesota In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

Swalwell Drops Privacy Lawsuit Against FHFA Director Bill Pulte

Senate Passes Bill to End Lawmakers’ Airport Security Perks

FBI Raids Across Los Angeles Lead to 11 Arrests in Elderly Homeowner Title‑Fraud Scheme

Five Mexican Nationals Indicted in Central Valley Meth Lab Case

Judge Signals Trouble for Trump’s $400 Million White House Ballroom Plan

Lawsuit Seeks to Halt Trump Administration’s Plan to End TPS for Somalis by March 17

Former Quincy Elder-Services Director Pleads Guilty to Federal Embezzlement and Fraud

L.A. Smuggling Boss Pleads Guilty to Moving 20,000 Migrants, Admits Hostage-Taking

Bangladeshi Man Accused in Teen Sextortion Scheme Flown to Alaska to Face U.S. Charges

White House Ballroom Plan Faces New Legal Challenge as NCPC Delays Final Vote to April

Miami U.S. Attorney Leads DOJ Team Exploring Criminal Cases Against Cuban Leaders

DOJ Staffer Arrested on Child Sexual Abuse Material Charges as Court Hearing Nears

Jury Convicts Pennsylvania Man of Voting Twice for Trump in 2020 Election

Evers Presses Congress to Soften Hemp Rule as Wisconsin Growers Face November Clampdown

Hacienda Heights Man Charged in Federal Dog-Fighting Case, Felon-in-Possession Count

Jury Convicts Two Women of Stalking ICE Agent After Livestream

Indiana Man Gets 10 Months in Federal Prison for Hate-Motivated Church Vandalism