Tranquilino Sixto-Anorve was arrested in Minnesota after an ICE vehicle was struck during an immigration enforcement operation, according to federal authorities.
With homeless New Yorkers freezing to death on the streets after Mayor Mamdani foolishly told police and social workers not to break up their encampments and move them to shelters.
The woman, who did not want to be identified, told The California Post that she and co-workers are regularly harassed at the Edward R. Roybal Federal building.
Military says ‘terrorists’ carried out attacks in Balochistan province in what analysts described it as the deadliest day for militants in decades
Pakistan’s military said on Saturday that multiple suicide and gun attacks by “terrorists” across the restive south-western province of Balochistan killed 33 people, including civilians, while security forces responding to the violence killed 92 assailants.
Analysts described it as the deadliest single day for militants in decades.
California Democrats are scrambling for ways to drum up new revenue on top of California’s gas tax — already the highest in the country at nearly 71 cents per gallon.
The moment violence erupts — assaults, vandalism, arson, obstruction, as we saw in LA — the argument is over. Those are crimes, not political statements.
The Post’s review of campaign records shows that some of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars and movers and shakers — from Sean Penn and Robert De Niro to Jon Hamm and Jane Fonda — are already showering California governor candidates with cash.
One of Catherine O'Hara's Hollywood co-stars stopped by her Brentwood, Calif., home a day after the "Home Alone" and "Schitt's Creek" star tragically died at 71.
WWE has been at its best with Roman Reigns on top, and the company is turning back to the Tribal Chief after some lackluster creativity in 2025. Reigns went on “The Pat McAfee Show” this week and took a shot at WWE, with some storyline behind it, for the creative not evolving and new faces...
The MS-13 thug, who illegally entered the US in 2015, allegedly admitted to participating in five brutal killings of rival 18th Street gang members back in El Salvador.
Less than two weeks before convicted abuser was found dead, lawyers met with Manhattan federal prosecutors
Less than two weeks before Jeffrey Epstein’s death in jail, his lawyers and Manhattan federal prosecutors met and discussed his potential cooperation, several documents within a cache of newly released investigative files state.
“On July 29, 2019, FBI and [prosecutors] met with Epstein’s attorneys, who, in very general terms, discussed the possibility of a resolution of the case, and the possibility of the defendant’s cooperation,” an FBI document titled “Epstein Investigation Summary & Timeline” statement.
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