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The U.S. Department of Justice has provided new details about its ongoing federal investigation into the Brown University and MIT shootings, disclosing that key evidence—including translated confessional videos—has been recovered, but investigators say the motive behind the attacks remains unclear.
A bipartisan group of Democratic lawmakers has accused the U.S. administration of redirecting federal law enforcement resources away from critical criminal investigations—such as child exploitation and drug trafficking—toward bolstering Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, a move that critics say undermines national safety priorities.
The U.S. Department of Justice has disclosed that it has released under 1% of the documents tied to the high‑profile Jeffrey Epstein investigation despite a federal law requiring full disclosure by a statutory deadline, intensifying calls from lawmakers for transparency and accountability.
The U.S. Department of Justice is dramatically increasing its prosecutorial presence in Minnesota to pursue widespread fraud schemes, including those tied to pandemic-era relief programs, after uncovering extensive alleged misappropriation of federal funds and related criminal activity.
Bancrédito's liquidation reflects not only the demise of a bank but the collapse of years of dedication and service to a community. The institution had supported the economic, cultural, and social development of Puerto Rico, and its contributions left a lasting mark. Yet, despite these efforts, the bank fell victim to the very political forces it sought to avoid—forces that prioritize power over progress and create an environment where innovation and private enterprise struggle to survive.
A group of Democratic senators has publicly accused the U.S. administration of reallocating federal law enforcement resources away from crucial criminal investigations, such as child exploitation and drug trafficking, in favor of ramped-up ICE enforcement.
