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Worcester gang associate sentenced for firearms dealing and drug distribution

A former resident of Worcester with ties to the Eastside gang was sentenced in federal court for firearms offenses and cocaine distribution.


San Jose man indicted for alleged mail fraud targeting businesses

A San Jose resident, Johnny Q. Nguyen, 49, was arrested following an indictment from the Western District of Washington for allegedly defrauding thousands of businesses and charities through deceptive mailings.


Bence Horvath, a 47-year-old Spanish national residing in the United Arab Emirates, has entered a guilty plea in a U.S. District Court for conspiring to export U.S.-origin radio communications technology to Russian end users without obtaining the...


Arizona residents charged with fraudulent medical clinic operations

United States Attorney David Metcalf has announced a superseding indictment against three individuals from Lake Havasu City, Arizona.


Subcommittee schedules hearing on codifying DOGE reforms

The Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency (DOGE), chaired by Marjorie Taylor Greene, has scheduled a hearing titled "Locking in the DOGE Cuts: Ending Waste, Fraud, and Abuse for Good."


Wapato man sentenced to 45 years for child sexual abuse

Yakima, Washington - Jose Antonio Saldana, a 43-year-old resident of Wapato, Washington, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for sexually abusing three children.


Nuestra Familia leaders sentenced for racketeering conspiracy

Four leaders of the Nuestra Familia prison gang have been sentenced to federal prison terms ranging from 120 to 175 months for racketeering conspiracy.


Gloucester County man convicted for distributing drugs faces sentencing

A Gloucester County man has been convicted for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl, as announced by U.S. Attorney Alina Habba.


Four ICE detainees charged with escape from Delaney Hall

Four individuals detained at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Newark, New Jersey, have been charged with escaping custody. U.S. Attorney Alina Habba announced the charges against Franklin Norberto Bautista Reyes, 20, of...


Restoration News launches RestoretheMilitary.com to expose progressive military leadership

Restoration News has announced the launch of RestoretheMilitary.com, a platform aimed at identifying and exposing senior military officers alleged to have promoted progressive ideology within the U.S. Armed Forces.


Restoration News reports Trump administration rebranded June as ‘Title IX Month’

Restoration News reported that the Trump administration has declared June as "Title IX Month" and initiated federal investigations into schools and universities to strengthen protections for biological women's rights and spaces.


U.S. Merchant Marine Academy reportedly reserves 25% of admissions for female candidates

The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) has reportedly implemented sex-based quotas in its admissions process, allocating 25% of entrant slots for female candidates.


WEEKEND INTERVIEW: Donald Kochan on Why Property Rights Are the Cornerstone of Liberty, Stability, and Prosperity

For some constitutional scholars, otherwise mundane polices relating to Native American lands, and lawsuits against oil companies for environmental damage, come down to a single, foundational principle: property rights.


FBI announces full operational support for ICE immigration enforcement

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced its intention to provide comprehensive operational support to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in immigration enforcement efforts.


Homeland Security Department launches self-deportation program with cash incentive

Homeland Security has initiated a voluntary self-deportation program for illegal immigrants, offering a free flight home and $1,000.


Restoration News reports Lt. Gen. Braga promoted DEI initiatives and intersex pride month

Restoration News has reported that Lieutenant General Jonathan Braga is reportedly being considered to lead the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC).


Voter Reference Foundation says open voter data helps catch fraud

The Voter Reference Foundation (VRF) has announced that providing free public access to state voter registration data enhances electoral accountability by facilitating the detection of voter fraud and errors.


Restoration News highlights effort to end tariff loophole enabling Chinese e-commerce dumping

Restoration News announced that the removal of a tariff loophole, which allowed Chinese e-commerce giants to introduce cheap products into the U.S. market, will create a more equitable trading environment and safeguard American consumers.


Investor admits guilt over false filing linked to Puerto Rico tax incentive

On June 13, Suresh Gajwani, aged 78, admitted to making a false and fraudulent statement to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).


Carthage woman admits guilt in arson case involving tribal member's home

A woman from Leake County has admitted to setting fire to a home belonging to a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.