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A DUI case involving an illegal alien in North Carolina is drawing renewed scrutiny after court records revealed a prior impaired driving charge against the suspect had been dismissed years before a fatal crash that killed two young college students.

President Trump unveiled the Board of Peace for Gaza on Thursday, with world leaders signing the agreement during the World Economic Forum's (WEF) summit in Davos, Switzerland.

A major breakthrough has brought long-awaited answers in one of Virginia’s most notorious cold cases, as the FBI announced it has identified the killer behind the 1986 murders of two young women.

Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell is scheduled to testify before the House Oversight Committee on February 9.

Berkeley and NYU law professors call for expanded lawsuits against ICE, raising concerns about efforts to weaken immigration enforcement.

Court testimony says Barron Trump helped save a woman’s life by calling emergency services during a violent assault.

Federal officials warn anti-ICE agitators are escalating tactics after a Minneapolis incident involving a CBP K-9.

Israeli authorities demolish a former UNRWA facility in East Jerusalem citing legal violations and links to terrorist activity.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says Biden-era regulations exhausted American businesses and imposed costly burdens on the U.S. economy.

Federal plans to expand offshore oil drilling leases are drawing strong opposition from California lawmakers, environmental groups, and local officials, who argue the policy threatens marine ecosystems and the state’s coastal economy.