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Federal inmates may soon get tablets with messaging capabilities as Bureau of Prisons makes modernization push
Tens of thousands of federal prisoners will receive tablets for education, rehabilitation, and secure messaging under a new Bureau of Prisons contract.
Minnesota yanks race-based grant after DOJ initiated Civil Rights review, DOJ reveals
The DOJ says Minnesota's Department of Health suspended a race-based grant program after a Title VI civil rights review found it prioritized by race.
Palm Beach airport's President Donald J Trump International rebrand celebrated as Trump plane touches down
Trump Force One touched down as the first flight into the renamed Palm Beach hub after Ron DeSantis signed the law redesignating the airport.
Jeb Bush praises Trump for crippling Iran’s military, but warns of ‘threat’ to US from reported drones in Cuba
Jeb Bush praised Trump for crippling Iran but warned that 300 Shahed-136 explosive drones are reportedly stationed in Cuba, posing a threat.
DHS secretary touts security operation to protect World Cup fans
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says federal, state, and local law enforcement cooperation at World Cup venues in Seattle and LA has been amazing.
Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: Team Mamdani attacks 'The View' over 'antisemite' label
Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world.
Manhattan building developer says collapse fears were overblown, calls buckling columns 'localized situation'
MetroLoft founder Nathan Berman calls the Manhattan high-rise structural damage a "freak accident" limited to a 20-by-20-foot section of the building.
Real-life 'Three Musketeers' mystery deepens after excavation blunder destroys key evidence
Officials say that improper archaeological work irreversibly destroyed key evidence in the search for d'Artagnan's skeleton in Maastricht, the Netherlands.
WATCH: Omar-backed mayor mocks outrage over Somalia July 4th trip with sarcastic 'apology'
St. Louis Park Mayor Nadia Mohamed faced backlash for traveling to Somalia during America's 250th anniversary, leading to her posting an 'apology' video on soci...
Trump to ask Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case after 'insane decision'
Trump says he will immediately ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing on its 6-3 birthright citizenship ruling, calling the decision "absolutely insane."
A Hezbollah veteran is hunting Jews in US courts — we just named him to the DOJ
A complaint urges the Department of Justice to investigate the Hind Rajab Foundation under FARA and terror finance statutes for targeting Jews.
Google turns old phones into cloud servers
Google says UC San Diego plans to launch a 2,000 Pixel phone data center in fall 2026, turning retired smartphone motherboards into low-carbon servers.