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politics12 hours ago

Feds Raid LAUSD HQ and Superintendent’s Home in Federal Probe

Federal agents searched LA Unified School District headquarters and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home under a court‑authorized warrant, with a related Florida property also searched; officials offered few details and the DOJ has not commented. LAUSD says it’s cooperating as the probe unfolds. The case follows prior district inquiries into contracts and programs, including a controversial AI initiative and several lawsuits alleging funding misuse and constitutional concerns about resource allocation.

Federal probe shadows Jim Irsay's death and its treatment questions
national1 month ago

Federal probe shadows Jim Irsay's death and its treatment questions

The death of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is under federal investigation by the FBI and DEA, examining the circumstances of his May death at the Beverly Hills Hotel and the involvement of a California addiction specialist who treated him with opioids and ketamine; the death certificate cites cardiac arrest due to pneumonia with no autopsy, and the probe is in its early stages while the Colts say they have not been contacted by authorities.

Slotkin Faces Federal Probe Over Video on Illegal Military Orders
politics1 month ago

Slotkin Faces Federal Probe Over Video on Illegal Military Orders

Federal prosecutors in Washington, D.C., are reportedly investigating Sen. Elissa Slotkin after her role in a social media video about refusing illegal military orders; the FBI’s counterterrorism division reportedly launched an inquiry into Slotkin and five other Democrats who created the video, with interviews requested, and Slotkin denounces the probe as political intimidation by President Trump while defending the principle that service members may refuse unlawful commands.

Controversy Mounts Over Border Patrol and ICE Shootings in Portland and Minneapolis
local-news1 month ago

Controversy Mounts Over Border Patrol and ICE Shootings in Portland and Minneapolis

A shooting occurred in Portland involving Border Patrol agents who claimed they acted in self-defense after the driver of a vehicle, believed to be linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, attempted to run over officers. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and seeing a vehicle flee the scene, with two people wounded and hospitalized. The FBI is investigating the incident, and local authorities are calling for transparency and thorough investigation.

Minnesota Fraud Scandal Sparks Congressional Hearings and Political Tensions
politics1 month ago

Minnesota Fraud Scandal Sparks Congressional Hearings and Political Tensions

The U.S. House Committee on Oversight held a hearing revealing that Minnesota has suffered approximately $9 billion in taxpayer fraud, with allegations that Governor Walz and Attorney General Ellison ignored warnings, retaliated against whistleblowers, and failed to address widespread schemes, many linked to Minnesota's Somali community and overseas terrorist networks. Federal agencies are actively investigating and halting fraudulent activities, and lawmakers are calling for accountability and legislative reforms.

Minnesota Childcare Fraud Scandal Sparks Statewide Crisis and Federal Action
politics1 month ago

Minnesota Childcare Fraud Scandal Sparks Statewide Crisis and Federal Action

A major fraud scandal in Minnesota involving multiple safety-net programs, including a large school meal fraud scheme, has led to political fallout and the governor dropping his re-election bid. Federal and state investigations reveal systemic oversight failures, with allegations of misuse of funds across various programs, prompting systemic reforms and heightened scrutiny.

Minnesota Child Care Fraud Scandal Continues to Unfold Amid Political and Viral Controversies
news1 month ago

Minnesota Child Care Fraud Scandal Continues to Unfold Amid Political and Viral Controversies

A viral video falsely accused Somali-run child care centers in Minnesota of fraud, leading to federal and state investigations. Despite initial claims, investigations found the centers were operating normally, but the federal government has frozen funding pending further verification by January 9. The situation has caused turmoil within the Somali community and uncertainty for families and providers, with ongoing investigations and political hearings expected to address the broader scope of potential fraud and community impact.

Viral Video Sparks $18 Billion Federal Probe into Minnesota Daycare Fraud
politics1 month ago

Viral Video Sparks $18 Billion Federal Probe into Minnesota Daycare Fraud

A viral video alleging fraud at Minnesota daycare centers has prompted a federal and state investigation into the misuse of nearly $18 billion in public funds, with authorities emphasizing ongoing probes and denying specific allegations of criminal activity at the centers featured in the video. The incident has also sparked political and community debates over oversight and potential stigmatization of Somali Minnesotans.

Brown University reviews safety measures amid federal investigation after shooting
education2 months ago

Brown University reviews safety measures amid federal investigation after shooting

Brown University has placed its vice president for public safety on leave and is conducting an after-action review following a mass shooting that resulted in two student deaths and nine injuries. The Department of Education is reviewing whether the university violated the Clery Act, and the university is working to enhance campus security measures. The incident has prompted federal and local law enforcement involvement and scrutiny of campus safety protocols.

Brown University Under Investigation for Security and Safety Concerns
education2 months ago

Brown University Under Investigation for Security and Safety Concerns

The U.S. Department of Education is reviewing Brown University for potential violations of the Clery Act following a deadly campus shooting, focusing on campus security, emergency notifications, and compliance with federal safety requirements, with a deadline for submission of relevant documents by January 30, 2026.

Second doctor sentenced in Matthew Perry overdose case
world2 months ago

Second doctor sentenced in Matthew Perry overdose case

Dr. Mark Chavez, involved in supplying ketamine to actor Matthew Perry before his death, has been sentenced to eight months of home detention and three years of supervised release, as part of a broader federal investigation into Perry's overdose. Chavez admitted to obtaining and selling ketamine through fraudulent prescriptions, contributing to Perry's fatal overdose, and surrendered his medical license and passport.