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Muskogee resident pleads guilty to threatening federal official and another person

Jacob Wray Hudson from Muskogee has pleaded guilty to making threats against an FBI official and another person via interstate communications. He faces up to five years in prison per count as sentencing awaits further review.


Metro Detroit man arrested on sex trafficking and child exploitation charges

A metro Detroit man has been arrested on charges including sex trafficking of a minor following an undercover operation by federal authorities. Officials say evidence was found linking him with online ads involving minors as well as creation of abusive material.


H Block gang member sentenced to five years in Boston federal court for drug conspiracy

Eric Celestino was sentenced on Mar. 23 for his involvement with Boston's H Block gang after pleading guilty to drug conspiracy charges. Authorities say this case reflects ongoing efforts against organized crime groups responsible for violence and narcotics distribution.


Mobile man sentenced to 168 months for methamphetamine trafficking

A Mobile man received a sentence of over 14 years for trafficking nearly six kilograms of methamphetamine following an operation involving several law enforcement agencies. Authorities say this case is part of broader efforts against drug crimes under Operation Take Back America.


Chicago man sentenced to over 15 years for methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution

Devon Frazier from Chicago has been sentenced to over fifteen years in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl following his guilty plea. The sentencing follows incidents involving drug distribution that led to an overdose death.


Baldwin County methamphetamine-trafficking defendants sentenced to prison in federal court

Several people involved in a major Baldwin County methamphetamine ring have been sentenced to prison following federal charges. Authorities seized large quantities of drugs during investigations spanning Alabama and Florida between June 2022 and July 2024.


Buffalo man pleads guilty to assaulting postal carrier in South Buffalo

A Buffalo man has pleaded guilty to assaulting a postal worker during mail delivery in South Buffalo last year. The attack left the victim with multiple injuries and led to federal charges carrying significant penalties.


Torreon man pleads guilty to federal firearms offenses on Navajo Nation

Cisco Whitehorse has pleaded guilty to illegally possessing firearms after several shooting incidents on Navajo Nation land between July 2024 and September 2025. He faces up to fifteen years in prison following an investigation led by federal authorities.


House Small Business Committee schedules hearing on CCP threats to small businesses

The House Committee on Small Business will hold a public hearing focused on threats from the Chinese Communist Party against American small businesses. Witnesses from academia and industry are set to testify about issues including intellectual property theft and supply chain risks.


Brookings Institution hosts expert panel on future U.S. Taiwan policy options

As tensions in the Taiwan Strait continue to rise, questions are emerging about whether current U.S. policy toward Taiwan and cross-strait relations remains effective.


New Jersey man sentenced for sexual assault on Philadelphia-bound flight

A New Jersey man has been sentenced for sexually assaulting a fellow passenger on a flight bound for Philadelphia. Vernon Baker received over two years in prison following an incident that took place onboard in October 2024.


Mexican national charged with illegal re-entry weeks after removal from United States

A Mexican national faces new charges after returning illegally just six weeks post-removal from America following an earlier arrest in Michigan; authorities highlight efforts under Operation Take Back America.


House Energy and Commerce Committee schedules markup on FirstNet and emergency alert bills

Chairman Brett Guthrie announced a Full Committee markup for two key bills related to FirstNet reauthorization and emergency alerts. The session will take place March 25 at Rayburn House Office Building. The meeting is open to both public attendance and press coverage.


Puerto Rico woman sentenced to nearly three years for cocaine smuggling to Philadelphia

A Puerto Rico woman has been sentenced for attempting to smuggle nearly 15 pounds of cocaine into Philadelphia via checked baggage. Karelys Colon Sevilla will serve almost three years in prison after pleading guilty.


Florida doctor pleads guilty to false statements in health care fraud case

A Florida doctor has pleaded guilty in Boston federal court for his role in a multi-million-dollar Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary genetic tests and equipment orders. Authorities say Simon Grinshteyn signed documents without consulting patients, leading Medicare to pay over $3 million based on false claims.


El Paso man charged after stash house discovery linked to smuggling operation

Federal authorities have charged an El Paso man following discovery of sixteen undocumented individuals at an alleged stash house tied to human smuggling operations near Las Cruces checkpoint. The suspect remains detained pending trial.


Stamford man charged with distributing crack while released on bond in federal case

A Stamford man faces new federal charges for allegedly distributing crack cocaine while awaiting prison time from an earlier conviction. Authorities say Danny Turkvan was arrested again before reporting to serve his sentence. He pleaded not guilty at his recent court appearance.


Silver City man pleads guilty to illegal firearm possession after prior felony conviction

Max Flores of Silver City has pleaded guilty to possessing firearms as a convicted felon. Authorities discovered weapons during two separate incidents while he was on probation for previous offenses.


Senate Foreign Relations Committee schedules hearings and briefing for week of March 23

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has outlined several key events for this week including hearings on arms control issues and nominations as well as a classified update on Ukraine. These sessions continue its longstanding role shaping U.S. foreign policy.


Farmington woman pleads guilty to methamphetamine trafficking and firearm charges

A Farmington woman has pleaded guilty to federal charges involving methamphetamine distribution and firearms offenses following an investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies. Authorities recovered large quantities of drugs after a high-speed chase.