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Missouri sex offender sentenced to 45 months for firearm possession in Kentucky

A Missouri man convicted as a sex offender received a prison sentence after being found with firearms in Clay County, Kentucky. Authorities say collaborative law enforcement efforts led to his capture.


Georgia man sentenced to 36 months for bank fraud conspiracy in New York

A Georgia man has been sentenced for his role in a bank fraud scheme targeting western New York businesses. Quentavious Price will serve three years after conspiring with others who have also been convicted. Authorities say losses totaled nearly $65,000.


Slidell man sentenced to 118 months for receiving child sexual abuse material

A Slidell man has been sentenced by a federal judge after pleading guilty to receiving child sexual abuse material. Authorities say Jonathan Suarez will serve nearly ten years in prison along with other penalties.


Seattle man sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for violent car-jacking spree

A Seattle man has been sentenced to over 27 years in prison after being convicted for multiple violent carjackings involving firearms across King County. Officials say swift law enforcement response prevented further tragedy during his November crime spree.


Federal indictment charges 51 in alleged black-market marijuana conspiracy across multiple states

A federal grand jury has indicted 51 people accused of running a multi-state black-market marijuana operation based out of Oklahoma. Authorities seized thousands of plants during arrests spanning several states as part of an ongoing Homeland Security Task Force initiative.


Senate Foreign Relations Committee schedules hearings and meetings for late April 2026

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans several hearings during late April focusing on diplomatic nominations and international security issues. The events highlight ongoing efforts by this legislative body established in 1816 that shapes U.S. foreign policy.


Two Chinese nationals charged in alleged methamphetamine trafficking and production scheme

Federal authorities have charged two Chinese nationals with running an alleged large-scale methamphetamine operation involving advanced manufacturing technology shipped internationally. Law enforcement intercepted key equipment shipments abroad following undercover communications.


South Bend man sentenced to over seven years for child pornography and identity theft

Paul R. McDowell Jr., from South Bend Indiana received over seven years in prison after pleading guilty to charges including possession of child pornography. Authorities say McDowell hacked into social media accounts belonging to dozens before being caught through an FBI investigation.


Two men sentenced to prison for federal drug crimes in southern West Virginia

Two men have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms following their roles in distributing drugs across southern West Virginia communities. Authorities say their actions were part of a larger investigation targeting regional narcotics trafficking organizations.


Federal jury convicts Skiatook man for threats against ICE agents on social media

A Skiatook man has been convicted by a federal jury for making violent threats online targeting ICE agents. Officials say this case demonstrates their commitment to prosecuting such offenses fully under federal law.


Senior Investigative Researcher Manning on NEA protests: 'Teacher, leave them kids alone!'

Victoria Manning criticized upcoming National Education Association protests planned for May 1, saying they shift focus from academics toward political activism.


Felon sentenced to more than a decade in prison following Buckhead shootout and robbery of mail carrier

Maximo Fitzhugh received over ten years in prison after robbing a mail carrier at gunpoint during lunchtime near Buckhead Village shopping center—a crime that led to an exchange of gunfire but no injuries reported. Federal officials emphasized continued efforts against violent crime throughout north Georgia.


Presidential message honors the birthday of President Ulysses S. Grant

A presidential message commemorates Ulysses S. Grant's birthday by reflecting on his military achievements and presidency after civil war turmoil. The statement draws connections between historical challenges faced by past leaders like Grant with those addressed today.


Federal authorities complete largest racketeering prosecution against Syndicato de Nuevo Mexico

Federal authorities have concluded a decade-long racketeering prosecution against Syndicato de Nuevo Mexico prison gang members following extensive investigations into violent crimes throughout New Mexico. Officials highlight major convictions—including life sentences—and large drug seizures.


Washington, D.C. woman sentenced to prison for role in multi-million dollar money laundering case

Lorena Perez Herrera has been sentenced for her role in a major money laundering scheme involving nearly $1.5 million directly tied to her actions. Federal authorities continue efforts against organized financial crime affecting various organizations across Maryland.


Mobile County man sentenced to 61 months for firearm possession as convicted felon

A Mobile County man received over five years in prison after being found guilty of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Authorities say Demarcus Jeremy Hodge admitted owning both drugs and an illegally obtained gun during his arrest.


Indian national sentenced to 41 months for fraud involving phone providers and insurers

An Indian national has been sentenced for leading a multi-million dollar fraud targeting phone providers using fake identities between 2013-2019. Authorities say Dhananjay Singh orchestrated a network that filed false claims for cell phones then resold them abroad.


House Energy and Commerce Committee announces three subcommittee hearings for late April 2026

The House Energy and Commerce Committee is holding three subcommittee hearings this week covering environmental protection agency funding, AI-driven power demand legislation, and FDA food oversight. The committee has a long history influencing national policy across several sectors.


Former postal employee indicted for theft of mail in Pensacola

A former postal worker has been indicted for theft of mail in Pensacola following a federal investigation. The case will proceed with a jury trial set for June as authorities continue their efforts against federal crimes.


Venezuelan national indicted for attempted production of child sexual abuse material

A Venezuelan man has been indicted for attempting to produce child sexual abuse material after allegedly soliciting explicit content from someone he believed was a minor but who was actually an undercover agent. The defendant faces significant prison time if convicted.