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The planned “summer surge,” as DOJ officials described the increased law enforcement presence, will include an additional 1,500 National Guard troops, bringing the total number to 5,000. The news was announced by U.S. Marshals Service Director ​Gadyaces ​Serralta, who appeared at a press conference alongside U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro. The

DOJ Seeks Death Penalty Against Man Who Gunned Down Two Israeli Embassy Staff Outside Jewish Museum in DC by Cristina Laila May. 15, 2026 3:00 pm The Justice Department on Friday announced it will seek the death penalty against the man who gunned down the young Jewish couple in DC last year. Last May 30-year-old

The fragile Israel-Lebanon ceasefire was extended by another 45 days, despite repeated violations by Hezbollah and the Israel Defense Forces. The United States brokered a ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese government, but Hezbollah wasn’t a part of the talks and didn’t indicate it would abide by the move. Hezbollah has continued attacking IDF soldiers

For more than a year, Tesla has shielded details about its robotaxi crashes from public view. Now, the company has published new details in a federal database about 17 incidents, which took place between July 2025 and March 2026. In at least two of them, Tesla’s human employees appear to have played a hand in

The Texas Supreme Court rejected on a Friday a request from Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) to oust Democratic lawmakers who fled the state legislature last summer to protest their Republican counterparts’ mid-decade redistricting efforts, which were ultimately successful. Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argued that by breaking quorum, Democrats “abandoned or forfeited their

The National Rifle Association announced a pair of lawsuits on Friday against Virginia’s ban on so-called “assault weapons” immediately after Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) signed it into law, as the Supreme Court could weigh in on the legality of similar laws in other states in the near future. The NRA announced two lawsuits, one in

An explosion at a Maine lumber mill injured multiple firefighters Friday and set off a mass casualty response across Waldo County. At least five people sustained injuries in the blast at Robbins Lumber Inc., located at 506 Main Street South in Searsmont, according to WGME. Mike Larravie, communications director for Waldo County 911, told the

Pirro Threatens to Charge Parents of ‘Youths’ who Violate Curfew Amid Disturbing Trend of “Teen Takeovers” (VIDEO) by Cristina Laila May. 15, 2026 2:20 pm US Attorney for DC Jeanine Pirro on Friday announced her office will be charging parents of ‘youths’ who violate curfew amid a disturbing trend of ‘teen takeovers. Mobs of teens

Trump DHS Announces 12 Straight Months of Zero Border Releases as Crossings Hit Historic Lows by Jack Davis, The Western Journal May. 15, 2026 2:00 pm The Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that it has now reached 12 consecutive months without anyone who crossed the border illegally being released in the U.S. “Twelve straight

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) will head to Kentucky this weekend to campaign for Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), who is facing a tough primary challenger backed by President Donald Trump. Boebert is one of only a few GOP lawmakers who have publicly supported Massie over the Trump-backed Ed Gallrein. She will join Massie for two events