Dominican Republic Expels Nearly 11,000 Haitians in First Week of Deportations
Dominican officials said 7,591 Haitian immigrants were deported and 3,323 were repatriated between Oct. 1 and Oct. 7.
House Intel Chairman Demands FBI Determine if Accused Trump Assassins Have Ties to Iran
Mike Turner said he doubts the FBI can make such conclusions before the November 5 election.
Afghan Refugee Waived into U.S. by Biden Charged with Plotting Election Day Terror Attack
Tawhedi has been legally in the United States since Sept. 9, 2021, after he was granted special parole permission to enter the country during Operation Allies Refuge following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Jewish Teachers Sue Los Angeles School District Over Alleged Antisemitism
Some instances outlined in the complaint include allegations that the union required the district to apply curriculum in classrooms that were antisemitic, and provided teachers with training opportunities on how to avoid detection for anti-Israel rhetoric.
FBI and DHS Warn That Oct 7 Anniversary Could Incite Violence in U.S.
The officials noted that there has already been an increase in antisemitic and anti-Muslim attacks over the past year, due to the conflict in the Middle East. But they warned even more attacks from lone actors and extremists could occur.
Experts Say It’s Possible for Hackers to Take Control of EV Features, Even Trigger Battery Fires
“You have hundreds of millions of lines of code inside a vehicle. If you were talking about autonomous vehicles, it's even more. But the number of lines of codes in a vehicle is continuously growing,” said Roy Fridman, CEO and chief revenue officer for C2A Security.
State Department Says It Has Evacuated 250 Americans from Lebanon So Far
State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the U.S. has sponsored two private charters to help get Americans out of the war zone, which has helped at least 250 Americans and their families get out of the Middle East.
Hurricane Helene Death Toll Tops 200, Making it Deadliest Storm to Hit Mainland Since Katrina
Search and rescue teams are attempting to reach secluded areas hit the hardest by the storm.
GOP Rep. Rosendale Says Funds Earmarked for Ukraine Can Go to FEMA, But Government Won’t Do It
"The federal government only does things fast when they choose to do so," Rosendale said.
Feds Charge Five Michigan College Graduates from China Found Near Military Site
The indictment comes amid increased scrutiny regarding national security threats and a series of incidents regarding Chinese nationals trespassing on U.S. military grounds.