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RICO charge puts Trump in the company of Mafia bosses, Hells Angels and Young Thug
Fani Willis, the Georgia prosecutor who indicted former President Donald Trump this week, has called RICO cases a storytelling tool.
Retail mob thieves stay step ahead of police; luxury stores new victims of trend
The flash-mob robbery at a Nordstrom store in Los Angeles over the weekend is just the latest in a string of brazen thefts, and experts say the incidents will continue until thieves are caught.
DHS eyes more generous work permits for unauthorized migrants
The Department of Homeland Security has drafted a proposal that would allow some unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S. to hold jobs for up to five years, more than twice the current limit, according to documents seen by The Washington Times.
Caught in the crossfire: Milley’s tenure bedeviled by clash over values, ‘woke’ debate
His critics see a “woke” military that’s losing its edge as left-wing social activism and an obsession with diversity and political correctness take root inside the Pentagon. But Gen. Mark A. Milley sees a fighting force that is by far the most well-prepared, efficient and deadly on the planet — a reality that he says even America’s most determined enemies must acknowledge.
Christie hits Trump over federal indictment woes
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie blasted former President Donald Trump over the handful of federal indictments Mr. Trump is currently facing.
‘Game of drones’: Russia-Ukraine battle transforms into drone warfare as both sides amass new tech
The Russia-Ukraine war has become increasingly shaped by drone warfare, with both sides deploying more unmanned craft and anti-drone platforms using technology sourced from various nations, including the United States, China, Turkey, Israel and Iran.
D.C. Council member wants National Guard to contain the city’s crime ‘cancer’
A D.C. Council member said Tuesday that the mayor of the nation’s capital needs to join him in calling out the D.C. National Guard to regain control of streets overrun by violent crime.
‘Acceptable levels of risk’: Backing Ukraine won’t deplete U.S. arsenal, Milley says
U.S. weapons stockpiles will not drop below “acceptable levels of risk” despite the constant flow of arms to Ukraine, said Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Nuclear power emerges as most reliable clean energy; reactors helping Biden reach emissions goals
As President Biden travels the West this week to promote his net-zero emissions goal, one of the largest generators of clean energy in the country is powering through its second week of operation in Georgia — but it doesn’t involve windmills or solar panels and doesn’t fit neatly into the left’s climate change agenda.
Trump legal fights heat up on every front as lawyers, judges tangle in D.C., N.Y., Florida, Georgia
A federal judge pressed special counsel Jack Smith on Monday to explain why he used a D.C. grand jury to investigate the Florida-based case against former President Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents, while Mr. Trump’s legal team urged another federal judge in Washington to limit the prosecutor’s bid to muzzle him.
Biden sticking to his gun ban plans as the answer to America’s violent crime epidemic
President Biden has made curbing gun violence a focus of his reelection bid and topping his crime agenda is an implausible plan for Congress to pass a ban on America’s most popular rifles.
Gangs used pandemic aid to rake in money for crimes; weak screening opened big opportunity
The Insane Crip Gang was a fearsome presence on Long Island in New York, blamed for two dozen attempted murders, at least three successful slayings and a host of other crimes.
