News for March 25, 2025

Oscar Henao-Montoya was sentenced to 24 years in prison for helping plan a scheme to smuggle more than a ton of cocaine into the United States from Colombia, with help from the DEA and federal prosecutors in New York.

Frank Bisignano faced tough questions from Senate Democrats over disruptions at the Social Security Administration, while Republicans defended President Donald Trump and said benefits would not be cut.

LaTarsha Brown, a Pennsylvania city worker, is now accused of placing a noose on her own desk after first reporting it to police as a racist threat.

Forensic genetic genealogy helped identify David Clary, a man killed in 1986 whose remains were long unknown, and the case is still under investigation.

Speaker Mike Johnson suggested Congress could eliminate some federal courts as Republicans step up attacks on judges who have blocked Trump administration actions.

President Donald Trump is facing questions after reports that his officials used the Signal app to discuss a sensitive military plan.

The Trump administration invoked the state secrets privilege in a deportation fight, while Judge James Boasberg and a federal appeals court weigh whether to stop removals of Venezuelan migrants under wartime powers.

Trump officials say attacks on Tesla are coordinated and will be punished, but federal intelligence says the incidents mostly look like work by lone actors.

Alaska State Troopers said a man and two children were found alive with non-life-threatening injuries after a small plane crash on the Kenai Peninsula.