Mahmoud Khalil’s request to stop his deportation case has been rejected as the activist risks potential arrest.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has turned down Mahmoud Khalil’s recent request to dismiss his deportation case, which many believe brings him closer to potential rearrest and deportation. Khalil, a former Columbia University graduate student and Palestinian activist, received notice of the final removal order from his attorney on Thursday. The board’s decision remains unpublished, […]
Judge’s extreme sentence in Bronx ‘cooler cop’ case reflects judicial misconduct
A recent decision by a Bronx judge to impose a three to nine-year prison sentence on NYPD Sergeant Eric Duran has been criticized as one of the most egregious judicial actions in recent American history. This ruling could lead to fewer police on the streets, reduced arrests, and an increase in criminal activity. Judge Guy […]
A sixth family member admits guilt in a large Minnesota fraud case
A Sixth Family from Minnesota’s Somali Community Set to Plead Guilty in Fraud Scandal A sixth family member from Minnesota’s Somali community is likely to plead guilty in the extensive “Feeding Our Future” fraud case that has gained nationwide attention. Ghandi Mohamed is reportedly now facing charges as part of a broader investigation that began […]
California AG Rob Bonta reports $267M hospice fraud case cheated Medi-Cal.
California Arrests Five in Hospice Fraud Scheme Authorities in California announced on Thursday the arrest of five individuals connected to a multimillion-dollar hospice fraud operation. California Attorney General Rob Bonta informed the public that this scheme defrauded the state of over $267 million by submitting fraudulent claims to Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program. In total, 21 […]
Another family member admits guilt in $14 million Minnesota food fraud case
Another individual from Minnesota’s Somali community is expected to plead guilty in a high-profile fraud case that has drawn national scrutiny, raising concerns about Attorney General Keith Ellison’s handling of the matter. Court documents indicate that Ghandi Mohamed, aged 45, is likely to either enter a guilty plea at a hearing scheduled for Thursday or […]
Court decision made in case of Hawaii doctor Gerhardt Konig, charged with attempting to murder his wife
An anesthesiologist from Hawaii has been convicted of attempting to kill his wife by striking her with a rock during a hike for her birthday last year. A jury in Honolulu found Gerhard Koenig guilty on a misdemeanor charge of attempted manslaughter related to the incident involving his wife, Ariel Koenig, on March 24, 2025. […]
Attorney for George Floyd’s Family Takes on Case of Man with 47 Previous Charges
Calls for Justice After Officer Involved Shooting Ben Crump, the attorney representing George Floyd’s family, voiced his outrage on social media regarding the shooting death of Stephenson King Jr., urging for justice for his family. Stephenson King, aged 39, was shot and killed by Boston police officer Nicholas O’Malley on March 11. The incident occurred […]
Co-Founder of Jalisco Cartel Admits Guilt in Drug Case
California Man Pleads Guilty in Drug Conspiracy A man from California, who helped establish the Jalisco New Generation cartel, has entered a guilty plea to federal drug conspiracy charges in U.S. federal court and is now waiting for sentencing. The Jalisco cartel is recognized as one of the most formidable drug-trafficking organizations in Mexico, notorious […]
Rex Heuermann admits guilt in the Gilgo Beach serial murder case
Rex Heuerman Pleads Guilty to Multiple Murders On April 8, 2026, Rex Heuerman entered a guilty plea in court, acknowledging his involvement in the murders of eight women during a horrific 17-year period in Riverhead, New York. Heuerman, who was arrested in 2023, is associated with the Gilgo Beach serial killer case. In his court […]
Judge criticizes DOJ in Abrego Garcia case, allowing him to remain in the US for the time being
Judge Blocks Deportation of Individual A federal judge in Maryland has dismissed the Trump administration’s efforts to deport Kilmer Abrego Garcia to Liberia. The judge criticized the Justice Department for what she termed an attempt to “dictate” the court’s decisions, particularly regarding a decision that was expected by mid-April. U.S. District Judge Paula Chisinis expressed […]