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Five Hospitalized After Denver Anti-ICE Walkout; Colorado Congressman Urges DOJ Civil-Rights Probe
Denver police told The Center Square five people were taken to hospitals and three citations were issued at a Sept. 4 rally. U.S. Rep. Jeff Crank asked the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division to investigate; an organizer calls his claims disingenuous.
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US Judge Keeps Andrew and Tristan Tate Jailed During UK Extradition Fight—Defense Warns a ‘Legal Contradiction’ With Romania Case
U.S. Magistrate Lauren Louis denied the brothers’ bid for release pending extradition to the UK on rape and sex‑trafficking accusations, citing flight risk and danger concerns, according to a report adapted from the Associated Press.
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From award to watchlist: Outlet says State Dept. pulled U.S. visa for Iraqi former official
The Western Journal reports the State Department revoked the U.S. visa of a former Iraqi finance official who had received a State Department award during the Biden administration after her name later appeared on an FBI terrorist watchlist.
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Massachusetts High Court Reprimands Judge Accused of Letting Immigrant Slip Out Courthouse Back Door as ICE Waited
The Supreme Judicial Court issued a public reprimand, citing an “appearance of impropriety,” after a 2018 incident where a defendant left a courthouse through a back door while ICE sought to detain him, according to reporting adapted from the Associated Press.
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Report: Secret Service Faced Multiple Drone Incidents—But Didn’t Update Protection Policy or Explain Why
A government report found the agency handled several drone incidents without changing its protection policies or documenting the decision, according to Headline USA’s summary.
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Missouri AG Asks Court to End ATF’s $0 Tax, 10‑Year Felony Risk on Suppressors and SBRs
Filed in the Eastern District of Missouri, the case argues ATF’s registration for suppressors and short‑barreled rifles can’t rest on a tax Congress set to $0 and violates the Second Amendment, according to the filing and the attorney general’s office.
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Report: Brooklyn Judge Frees Attempted-Murder Defendant After Stray Bullet Hits Woman’s Service Dog
The Western Journal reports a Brooklyn judge released a man charged with attempted murder after a stray bullet struck a service dog walking beside a woman with Down syndrome.
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‘Thank goodness for the good Samaritans’: Sheriff After Would-Be Carjacker Shot in Virginia Store Lot
Authorities in Tazewell County, Virginia, say a 30-year-old with a knife and outstanding felony warrants attacked an armed intervenor at a Falls Mills convenience store before being shot in the chest. The sheriff praised the bystanders’ actions.
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Rogers drops ‘too weird’ ad blasting Abdul El‑Sayed; JD Vance on the trail adds a warning: “Keep my wife’s name the hell out of your mouth”
The ad strings together clips of Abdul El‑Sayed; Rogers promotes it on X calling him a “conman.” Campaigning in Michigan, Vice President JD Vance delivers a pointed rebuke over mentions of his wife.
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Race in Any School Program? Treasury Proposal Says Lose the Tax Break
Treasury and the IRS unveiled proposed regulations to revoke tax-exempt status from private schools and colleges that consider race in admissions, scholarships, athletics, or any school-run program, with AAUP considering a lawsuit, according to the source report.
