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5 days ago | 
san.com | Cole Lauterbach |Kalé Carey |Mathew Grisham
Immigrants held at a federal detention center in Kansas say they’re facing harsh conditions and continued confinement even after winning their legal cases, according to a letter sent to immigration officials by the American Civil Liberties Union. The May 29 letter focuses on the Federal Correctional Institution in Leavenworth, where U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are holding at least 80 detainees.
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5 days ago | 
san.com | Evan Hummel |Jack Henry |Karah Rucker |Mathew Grisham
A transgender athlete in California took home gold in the girls’ high jump and triple jump in the Golden State’s high school track and field championship over the weekend of May 30. The event drew criticism from the White House and has reignited a debate over transgender athletes’ participation in sporting events, especially for women.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Karah Rucker |Mathew Grisham |Shianne DeLeon
A Mexican national arrested for threatening to kill President Donald Trump may not have written the letter that led to his arrest, law enforcement sources told The New York Post. Ramon Morales Reyes, 54, was taken into custody on May 21 in Wisconsin after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer received a handwritten note threatening Trump’s life.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Mathew Grisham |Ray Bogan |Snorre Wik
[Ray Bogan]It was billed as the most exclusive invitation in the world.. but now the top Democrat on the House judiciary committee wants to know who was at President Trump’s cryptocurrency gala, and how they paid to get in. Here are the details of the newly opened investigation. Congressman Jamie Raskin wrote a letter to President Trump demanding he release the names of the 220 attendees who paid a total $148 million to be at a dinner with the President.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Harry Fogle |Karah Rucker |Mathew Grisham
[Karah Rucker]THE SUPREME COURT RULED THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION **IS ALLOWED TO REVOKE “PROTECTED STATUS” FOR OVER HALF A MILLION MIGRANTS IN THE U.S. ON A “HUMANITARIAN PAROLE PROGRAM” THAT WAS STARTED UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. THE 532 THOUSAND MIGRANTS CURRENTLY IN THE U.S. UNDER THE PROGRAM COME FROM CUBA, HAITI, NICARAGUA, AND VENEZUELA – AND WERE **LEGALLY ALLOWED TO LIVE AND WORK IN THE U.S. FOR UP TO TWO YEARS WHILE THEIR ASYLUM CASES MADE ITS WAY THROUGH THE COURTS.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Cole Lauterbach |Evan Hummel |Kalé Carey |Mathew Grisham
Law enforcement is still looking for a former Arkansas police chief convicted of rape and murder after he escaped from prison over the weekend. Authorities say Grant Hardin, 56, is still on the loose as the manhunt for the ex-police officer entered its fourth day on Thursday, May 29. New details have emerged regarding how he escaped the prison facility without resistance.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Craig Nigrelli |Evan Hummel |Jason Morrell |Mathew Grisham
President Donald Trump has turned down a $15 million settlement from Paramount Global to end his ongoing lawsuit against CBS News. The suit centers on Trump’s allegation that “60 Minutes” deceptively edited an interview with former Vice President Kamal Harris during the 2024 presidential race. According to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the offer on May 28, Trump is demanding $25 million and a public apology from CBS News.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Brian Spencer |Dakota Piteo |Mathew Grisham |Ryan Robertson
[Ryan Robertson]WHEN IT COMES TO WARFARE, OWNING THE SKIES IS TANTAMOUNT TO WINNING. WHICH IS WHY EVEN BACK IN THE 1940S–WINSTON CHURCHILL SAID IF A COUNTRY DOESN’T HAVE AN ADEQUATE AIR FORCE–IT’S COMPROMISING THE FOUNDATIONS OF ITS OWN FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCESINCE WORLD WAR II UP UNTIL NOW–THE UNITED STATES ENJOYED THE BENEFIT OF AIR SUPERIORITY IN VIRTUALLY EVERY CONFLICT IT’S BEEN IN…BUT TO MAINTAIN THAT ADVANTAGE IN THE DECADES AHEAD, THE US AIR FORCE NEEDS A NEW FIGHTER.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Harry Fogle |Lauren Keenan |Mathew Grisham
An Iowa man who claimed he was fired from his job for wearing T-shirts with Bible verses during Pride Month has settled his lawsuit with his former employer. Lawyers for the employer argued they did not punish him for expressing his beliefs or for filing complaints.
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1 week ago | 
san.com | Brett Baker |Mathew Grisham
A new report highlights Russia’s efforts to restart an offline nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine. This has raised concerns about potential risks. The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant was captured in the first week of Russia’s illegal invasion in early 2022. It was shut down in September of that year, but now there are concerns that Russia may attempt to restart the plant.
