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Zuni woman pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter of infant

A Zuni woman has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after her infant daughter's death by asphyxiation. Miranda Cachini faces up to eight years in prison following her admission in federal court.


U.S. Court of Appeals affirms over 30-year sentence for El Salvador man in fentanyl case

A federal appeals court has upheld a more than thirty-year prison sentence for Edwin Giovanni Salinas after his conviction related to trafficking large amounts of fentanyl through South Dakota. Authorities say this seizure may have prevented hundreds of thousands potential deaths.


Man sentenced to eight years for role in armed robbery leading to bystander death

Jadhian Cordero has been sentenced to eight years for his role in an armed robbery that resulted in an innocent woman's death last August in Manhattan. The sentencing follows efforts from multiple law enforcement agencies investigating violent crime.


Arizona man sentenced to over 13 years for drug trafficking and money laundering conspiracies

A Tucson man has been sentenced to more than thirteen years for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine between California and Massachusetts while laundering drug proceeds. The prosecution is part of a broader Homeland Security Task Force effort targeting transnational crime groups.


Port St. Lucie man sentenced to 15 years for fentanyl trafficking and firearm offense

A Port St. Lucie man has been sentenced to fifteen years in federal prison after pleading guilty in connection with large-scale fentanyl trafficking and possessing a firearm during drug offenses. Authorities seized thousands of counterfeit pills disguised as oxycodone along with cash weapons at his residence.


President Trump proclaims May 8, 2026 as Victory Day for World War II

President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed May 8, 2026 as Victory Day for World War II. The announcement honors American service members' sacrifices during World War II while marking a milestone anniversary.


Mexican national indicted for illegal reentry in York County

A Mexican national has been indicted for illegal reentry after being found in York County following an earlier removal from the United States. Authorities say Victorino Javier Cruz-Lopez faces up to 20 years if convicted.


ICE arrests multiple criminal illegal aliens convicted of violent crimes

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced the arrest of several criminal illegal aliens on May 7. Those detained were previously convicted for serious offenses including sexual assault against children and violent robbery. Officials say these actions aim to enhance community safety.


Alabama woman and Mexican national plead guilty to conspiracy to transport illegal aliens

Two individuals have pleaded guilty in federal court for conspiring to transport illegal aliens for profit between Texas and Alabama. They were apprehended by law enforcement while returning through Louisiana after allegedly charging fees for transporting smuggled individuals.


Minneapolis man sentenced to 8.5 years for attempting to support ISIS

A Minneapolis man received an eight-and-a-half-year prison sentence after pleading guilty for attempting to provide material support for ISIS following extensive online activity promoting terrorism. Authorities say he tried traveling abroad twice before being apprehended.


Jenks man sentenced to 33 months for assault resulting in serious injury

Jamon Charles Phetsacksith was sentenced to nearly three years in prison after being convicted for assaulting his girlfriend during an argument last November. The case included testimony from medical experts about severe injuries sustained by the victim.


Walberg and Messmer to hold Indiana field hearing on future of mining May 8

A congressional field hearing focusing on mining's future will take place in Indiana on May 8. Lawmakers aim to discuss worker protection issues alongside industry leaders. The event will be open to press coverage.


Eighteen indicted in Milwaukee drug trafficking case involving S2 Real Estate properties

A federal grand jury has indicted eighteen people connected with alleged drug trafficking operations based out of S2 Real Estate-owned apartments in Milwaukee. Authorities say owner Samuel P. Stair faces multiple charges including money laundering conspiracy while seventeen others are accused mainly with distributing fentanyl or cocaine.


Venezuelan national sentenced for ATM thefts totaling nearly $300,000 in three states

A Venezuelan man has been sentenced for his role in stealing nearly $300,000 through ATM jackpotting schemes across three states. The prosecution involved multiple law enforcement agencies investigating coordinated attacks on banking machines.


President Trump proclaims May 8, 2026 as Military Spouse Day

President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed May 8 as Military Spouse Day for 2026. The announcement recognizes military spouses' sacrifices supporting service members at home.


Jacksonville man sentenced to over eleven years for drug trafficking offenses

James Herbert Asberry III has been sentenced to more than eleven years in federal prison for distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine in Jacksonville. Authorities seized nearly $19,000 along with multiple types of illegal drugs during his arrest.


Bronx man charged with hate crime for assault on gay victim while serving federal sentence

A Bronx man has been indicted on charges of committing a hate crime after allegedly attacking another man because of his sexual orientation while serving time at a residential reentry center. Federal officials say he faces up to ten years if convicted.


Secretary McMahon to testify on Department of Education budget and priorities

Secretary McMahon is set to testify before Congress about Department of Education policies. Lawmakers will review priorities affecting education funding, student loans, and workforce issues.


Defendant pleads guilty in $48 million nationwide book publishing scam targeting seniors

A Philippine national has pleaded guilty in federal court after admitting involvement in a book publishing scam that defrauded hundreds across the United States out of more than $48 million. Most victims were seniors targeted with false promises about getting published or adapted into films.


U.S. Attorney announces May 2026 federal grand jury indictments in Northern District of Oklahoma

Federal authorities have announced indictments against several individuals following actions by the May Federal Grand Jury 2026-A in northern Oklahoma. Charges include firearm offenses, illegal reentry into the United States, kidnapping allegations involving minors, drug distribution crimes, coercion attempts targeting minors or witnesses. Multiple agencies collaborated on these investigations.