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Former Uvalde Officer Adrian Gonzales found not guilty, sparking complex discussions on justice, public safety, and the need for systemic change.
Judge blocks government from searching data seized from Post reporter, sparking debate on surveillance and privacy.
The recent killing of journalists in Gaza, including a CBS News contributor, highlights the dangerous reality of reporting in conflict zones.
A North Carolina teen's guilty plea to murdering five people in a 2022 killing spree has sparked a national conversation about adolescent violence and mental health.
The Trump administration has launched a new immigration enforcement operation in Maine, leaving experts and locals wondering what the future holds.
The House committee's decision to hold the Clintons in contempt of Congress for evading Epstein testimony marks a significant moment in American politics, challenging the elite's impunity and questioning the fabric of accountability.
The battle over DHS and ICE funding sparks debate and potential shutdown, as House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries opposes the bill, highlighting the complexities of balancing national security with humanitarian concerns.
An immigration officer's injury in Los Angeles prompts a reevaluation of the dangers and complexities of immigration enforcement.
The EU-US trade deal has been suspended due to a tariff dispute over Greenland, with significant implications for the global economy.
The Epstein files saga unfolds as a judge denies lawmakers' request for an independent monitor, sparking questions about power, corruption, and the fight for truth and justice.