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Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds pressured Omar ex-bodyguard

Prosecutors prodded ex-security staffer to provide evidence against her, his lawyer says.

Alaina Mencinger· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryFeds probe thousands of Waymo vehicles

More school bus passings reported after recall update

Sonja Sharp· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds deploy election watchers to L.A.

The late surge adds to turmoil over voting as Justice Department presses its case.

Ryan W. BriggsMax MarinEllie Rushing· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadWhat Horsch told the feds to score a plea deal

The pornographer provided information about drugs, fraud, and child prostitution, newly unsealed records show.

Richard Winton· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds accuse rehabs of fraud

Facilities allegedly drugged, held patients against will

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryJUDGES QUESTION FEDS ON BALLOT BLOCKING

The panel asks how the administration's request in California squares with the law.

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadDOJ quit sharing ICE killings evidence

State officials: Feds no longer cooperating in investigations of the deaths of Pretti, Good.

Kevin RectorBrittny Mejia· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds charge 28 in state accused of voter fraud

Officials arrest 11 said to be noncitizens. Past claims were found to be exaggerated.

Caroline Kubzansky· Chicago Tribune · US
Lead15 Illinoisans file claims against feds

Group alleges misconduct by agents during the large sweeps through the area last year

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryAttorneys: Feds are probing Pretti case

It’s the latest signal that a federal investigation is ongoing into the killing.

James QueallySalvador Hernandez· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFEDS TO EXAMINE POOR STATE OF L.A. JAIL

Justice Department to look at whether county is providing humane conditions for inmates.

David Fischer and Marc Levy and Jeffrey Collins· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds examine Amazon jet’s crash

5 killed in 2 vehicles that were struck by cargo plane in Miami

Jason Meisner· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadBlitz tactics suit up in air

At hearing, judge skeptical of her ability to rule against the feds' alleged militarized overreach

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNevada sues feds over cuts to water

Says proposed rules are ‘draconian,’ harmful

Mark Schantz· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPinellas: Floodgates need help from feds

Recent storm surges have overtopped Lake Tarpon’s aged high-water barriers.

James Osborne· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadWall spurs dispute with state agency

Land commissioner’s letter targets feds over work without permission in West Texas

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona says new Colorado River plan ignores law

Warns feds current water supply design could land them in court

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ schools warm to feds

After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.

Bill Shaikin· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadLakers to be sold, again, for record $12.5 billion

Iger, Kushner agree to deal with Dodgers owner as the feds probe his businesses.

Christopher Magan· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds buy closed prison for detainees

Firm that owned Appleton, Minn., facility will continue managing the 1,600-unit.

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryA NEW COURSE FOR BOSTON LIGHT

Feds are putting the site of famed beacon up for grabs

Andrew Khouri· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds cut off loans to low-pay degrees

Under new rule, arts, social work and some professional programs may not qualify.

Allison KiteSarah Ritter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds had access to license plate data

Agencies could search Twin Cities cameras during the ICE surge.

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds quiet after release of Good, Pretti evidence

Government's change of heart unexplained.

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds share evidence from killings

It includes the SUV Renee Good was driving when she was shot during Metro Surge.

SecondaryHPD can probe ICE shooting, but feds in control

Experts: Cooperation necessary to obtain evidence to build case

Briana Bierschbach· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds leave state to fend for itself on voting security

As DOJ presses Minn. for voter rolls, usual briefings have vanished.

Bill Lukitsch· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadA prediction market battleground

Tech firms, feds push to block state's new law

Ryan FairclothSusan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds blast Walz for sex offender's clemency

Victim's forgiveness key in Hmong man's pardon.

Jason Meisner· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMethadone clinic owner charged in fraud scheme

Feds say millions stolen to fund lavish lifestyle and yacht ‘Butt Nekkid’

Nicole NixonJustine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadTrump’s false claims of rigged votes stoke fears

Californians are worried feds will step in, poll finds

Dan Sullivan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFinance guru used investor money to get $1.2M mortgage, feds say

The indictment against Brandon Dutch Mendenhall is part of a broader investigation.

Benjamin Wermund· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadNo sign of feds' border funds for state

Agencies have yet to even open applications for reimbursement for Abbott's crackdown

Max ChesnesEmily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds slash protections for the Gulf’s rarest whale

A key official recently cast doubt on whether the Rice’s whale is its own species, a talking point used by the oil and gas industry.

Julián Aguilar· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadFeds appeal Pemex bribery acquittal

Judge ruled prosecutors lacked evidence in case against Woodlands energy executive

Alanna Durkin Richer· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds create $1.7B fund to help Trump’s allies

The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is part of a settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Shawn Raymundo· Arizona Republic · US
LeadState AG: Phoenix ICE ban is legal

Feds must get city's OK first to use land

Kevin Rector· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryVANCE ALLEGES FRAUD, TARGETS MEDICAID

He says feds will defer $1.3 billion in funds to California, affecting seniors and disabled.

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds turn over Good shooting evidence

It is unclear what evidence was handed over after a district judge demanded it.

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFeds target LAUSD over sex allegations

Agency investigates ‘reassignment’ of teachers. District says policy misinterpreted.

Jason Meisner· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryTeen charged in Chicago was part of international hacker group, feds say

19-year-old accused of participating in Scattered Spider ransom attacks

Madeline Buckley· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryAlleged ‘alliance’ with feds draws ire

O’Neill Burke’s office failed to prosecute blitz misdeeds, civil rights attorneys argue

Jason Meisner· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryGuilty plea is feds' first conviction in blitz case

Suburban man struck Border Patrol vehicle

Fallon RothAbraham Gutman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryHow feds want to sanitize history at Philly site

Renderings of panels posted on the President’s House website by the Trump administration offer a stark shift in focus on slavery.

Jesse Bunch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBucks teens who plotted NYC attack wanted to kill up to 60, feds say

New details about plans for March 7 were released in a federal indictment by prosecutors.

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds’ use of JAG lawyers challenged

Shorthanded DOJ enlists military attorneys to prosecute civilians in Minnesota courts.