News for May 13, 2025

A federal grand jury indicted Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, letting the criminal case against her move forward after she was accused of helping a man evade immigration agents.

Edan Alexander’s family says his release from Hamas captivity was deeply emotional, but it also brought home the trauma he endured during more than 580 days in Gaza.

President Donald Trump’s administration has opened a DHS probe into a California cash aid program for elderly and disabled legal immigrants, drawing criticism that it is targeting vulnerable people without cause.

Democrats are increasingly blaming Joe Biden for the 2024 loss to Donald Trump, but that is also sparking a fight inside the party over whether others should share the blame.

Chime filed for a Nasdaq IPO as the fintech company seeks to go public after market swings delayed earlier plans.

Analysts say President Donald Trump’s trade war is not over, and even after a short U.S.-China pause, Americans could still face higher prices and lower buying power.

The S&P 500 rose Tuesday and erased its 2025 loss, while Nvidia jumped on news of a big chip shipment to Saudi Arabia.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka’s arrest at a new ICE detention center put a spotlight on the facility, its low use, and questions over oversight.

A judge ordered Florida State University student Phoenix Ikner to stay jailed without bond after he was accused in a campus mass shooting that killed two people and injured six.

A judge denied bond for the Florida State University suspect after his first court appearance in the campus shooting case.

Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen said a drone helped deputies safely disarm two young boys in New Mexico who were holding a loaded gun.

Worcester City Hall closed to the public early as the Worcester Police Department and protesters clashed over an ICE arrest and concerns about public safety.