CBS Promised Bipartisanship. Its Own Transcript Previewed the Investigations

NewsBusters shows the same CBS Mornings segment hailed bipartisanship while listing Democratic probes of ICE, the Trump family and Hegseth.

Federal Jury Convicts Atlanta Leader of Multistate Drug Network

Prosecutors say Battle hid drugs in guitar amplifiers and under tow-truck loads and shipped them nationwide on a stolen FedEx account.

DOJ Says Racial Diversity Alone Cannot Justify Magnet School Grants

The Office of Legal Counsel says the program must pass strict scrutiny, and race may be used only to fix identified illegal discrimination.

U.S. Offers Up to $50 Million for Three Tren de Aragua Leaders

The rewards target the gang's overall leader and two second-in-command figures, one of them on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list.

Mexican Judge Arrested Over Alleged $2 Million Bribe to Free Drug Trafficker

ABC Called It a Renovation Message. The Transcript Shows a Safety Pitch Too

The transcript and video of the November 2 Reflecting Pool event show President Trump and Doug Burgum talking crime, energy and housing.

Arkansas Trucking Sweep Takes 393 Drivers and Vehicles Off the Road

Two days at Arkansas weigh stations produced 1,724 inspections, 183 English proficiency disqualifications and 44 arrests.

Defense Contractors Pay $13 Million Over Cybersecurity Claims

The Justice Department says ILC kept billing the Army, the Missile Defense Agency and NASA while skipping required security plans and assessments.

Former Federal Contractor Pleads Guilty to Spying for Ethiopia

A Maryland IT contractor admits he carried Top Secret material out of secure buildings and sent it to Ethiopian officials fighting a war at home.

FBI Arrests Suspect in White-Powder Letters to Public Officials

How a letter to the Oklahoma State Election Board, a declaration of war and a fingerprint led investigators to an Oklahoma City suspect.

Postal Official's Guilty Plea: The Contracts Were Worth Hundreds of Millions

The Justice Department says Lee steered lucrative Postal Service contracts to four companies for more than five years.

Treasury Sanctions Rwanda's Defense Ministry Over M23 Support

Treasury says Rwanda's army fights beside M23 in eastern Congo while a Rwandan lender pays for its weapons.