Todd Blanche Hearing Turns Attorney General Search Into DOJ Test
Todd Blanche's attorney general confirmation fight has moved the Justice Department debate beyond Lee Zeldin speculation and into questions of independence.
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Shah Alam Homicide Ruling Puts Custody Handoff Under Scrutiny
Erie County's homicide ruling in Nurul Amin Shah Alam's death raises new scrutiny of how Border Patrol released a nearly blind refugee in Buffalo.
Tiger Woods Bodycam Release Tests Police Transparency Against Public Spectacle
Body-camera footage from Tiger Woods' Florida DUI arrest clarified parts of the roadside response while raising privacy, due-process and media-restraint questions.
The House DHS Fight Showed How Hardliners Turn Security Into Leverage
The DHS funding lapse ended after the House moved on April 30, but the fight showed how a narrow majority can turn security operations into leverage.
Christina Marie Plante Was Found Alive, and the Case Still Demands Restraint
Christina Marie Plante, missing from Arizona since 1994, was found alive after Gila County investigators confirmed her identity and closed the case.
Santa Cruz Quake Was Moderate, but the Bay Area Felt the Warning
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake near Boulder Creek woke Santa Cruz County and the Bay Area, with no major damage but a clear preparedness reminder.
The Record DHS Shutdown Ended, but Congress Kept the Same Risk Alive
The 76-day DHS shutdown ended after Congress funded most of the department, but TSA, FEMA, Coast Guard and immigration fights exposed the cost of brinkmanship.
Bryon Noem Reports Became a Vetting Story, Not Just a Tabloid One
Reports about Bryon Noem's private online activity raised a security-vetting question around concealed exposure, spouses and senior officials.
Trump's War-Spending Remarks Reopen the Medicare and Child Care Fight
Trump's comments on wars, Medicare, Medicaid and day care turned a budget argument into a political test of national-security priorities.
Brett Veach Was Right to Keep Kelce Wedding Talk Out of Football
Brett Veach sidestepped Travis Kelce wedding questions for a reason: the Chiefs need celebrity attention to stay outside football operations.
Trump's Iran Strategy Still Has No Stable Finish
Trump's Iran war pitch has moved from prime-time certainty to a longer fight over Hormuz, weapons stocks, markets and congressional accountability.
Andrew Emerald Case Tests the Line Between Rage and Threat
Federal prosecutors say Andrew Emerald posted repeated threats against President Trump, then confronted FBI agents with a sword when they came to arrest him.