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Beyoncé in a black leather outfit and hat smiling onstage at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards

One Broker, 1,300 Accounts, 7,624 Beyoncé Tickets: Feds Sue REPS

The FTC and Justice Department sued San Diego broker REPS & Company on Thursday, alleging it used thousands of accounts to beat ticket limits and made at least $120.8 million in profit.

October 16, 2026

Business·News

Protesters with an ICE Out of NYC sign crowd a street as an ambulance passes at night after an ICE shooting in New York City

Judge Tosses Trump’s NYC Sanctuary Suit, a Week After ICE Shot Oscar Belgal

A federal judge in Brooklyn dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary laws, finding the government lacked standing. The order never mentions Oscar Belgal, but DHS has cited his

October 16, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Homeland Security Investigations agents standing on a sidewalk outside Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home during the search

Omar’s Relatives Were Subpoenaed Days Before Agents Searched Her Home

Several of Rep. Ilhan Omar's relatives received grand jury subpoenas on the Friday before Monday's search of her home, CBS News reported, and agents also took her personal phone. The Justice Department

October 15, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Joni Mitchell in a beret smiling at a podium at the 2026 Juno Awards

Joni Mitchell Becomes a US Citizen at 82 and Now Has a Vote

Joni Mitchell, 82, announced on Instagram that she is now a US citizen, more than six decades after moving to the country. She told a Hollywood Bowl crowd in 2024 she wished

October 15, 2026

Entertainment·Music·News

President Donald Trump, whose administration's taxpayer-funded TV ad campaign was halted by a federal judge

Judge Halts Trump’s $20M Taxpayer Ads Hours Before They Were Set to End

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to cancel its remaining taxpayer-funded TV ads on Sunday, even after DHS said the campaign was ending. The ruling leaves the harder fight over who

October 12, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín presides over the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery consent decree hearing, September 2026

Judge Refuses to Rubber-Stamp Paramount-Warner Merger Pact

A federal judge declined to approve the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery consent decree at a critical September 24 hearing, telling attorneys 'the court is not a rubber stamp.' With six days until the

September 25, 2026

Business·Entertainment·News

White House exterior as federal judge orders press credentials restored for CNN MS NOW and Politico

White House Defies Court Order, Restores Press Credentials for CNN, MS NOW, Politico

Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the White House to restore press credentials for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, finding a likely Fifth Amendment violation. The administration ignored the ruling for six hours before

September 24, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Federal courthouse Washington DC where Judge Timothy Kelly heard arguments on the White House media ban and DOJ privilege doctrine

DOJ Tells Federal Court White House Press Access Is a Privilege Not a Right

The Justice Department argued in federal court Wednesday that White House press access is a privilege the administration may revoke at will, a position challenged by CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. Judge

September 24, 2026

Government and Politics·News

The Department of Justice releases Epstein files under the Transparency Act in September 2026 including FBI Agent Spivack's declaration about the C-20 lab server breach

The FBI’s Epstein Server Was Hacked on Super Bowl Sunday. Washington Buried It for Three Years.

A foreign hacker accessed the FBI's primary Epstein evidence server on Super Bowl Sunday 2023, wiping 100 terabytes of files. Washington said nothing for three years. Then the Epstein Files Transparency Act

September 21, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Ecuadorean man detained by US immigration agents — Ecuador deportation case amid torture ruling

Ecuador’s José Serrano Deported Despite Court Torture Protection, Reversal Took 23 Hours

Three Trump-appointed immigration judges reversed a Convention Against Torture deferral in under 23 hours — a process that normally takes months — clearing the path for a charter flight that delivered José

September 17, 2026

Government and Politics·News

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One Broker, 1,300 Accounts, 7,624 Beyoncé Tickets: Feds Sue REPS

Judge Tosses Trump’s NYC Sanctuary Suit, a Week After ICE Shot Oscar Belgal

Omar’s Relatives Were Subpoenaed Days Before Agents Searched Her Home

Joni Mitchell Becomes a US Citizen at 82 and Now Has a Vote

Judge Halts Trump’s $20M Taxpayer Ads Hours Before They Were Set to End

Judge Refuses to Rubber-Stamp Paramount-Warner Merger Pact

White House Defies Court Order, Restores Press Credentials for CNN, MS NOW, Politico

DOJ Tells Federal Court White House Press Access Is a Privilege Not a Right

The FBI’s Epstein Server Was Hacked on Super Bowl Sunday. Washington Buried It for Three Years.

Ecuador’s José Serrano Deported Despite Court Torture Protection, Reversal Took 23 Hours

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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