Two ex-cons came in, stole this soldier’s home, and refused to leave. Police said there was nothing they could do. A couple of days later, the ex-cons got some unexpected visitors. Julio Ortiz (Photo Credit: Screenshot) A soldier from New Port

Most of Idaho politics today seems obsessed with the latest culture war skirmish. There’s endless shouting about books in libraries, who can use which bathroom, or which politician can outdo the others in public loyalty oaths to some ideological cause. Meanwhile,

It started with the screech of tires and a shattering of glass — a scene no one wants to witness, let alone live through. But for Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-MN), that tragic moment on an Iowa highway became something more

In a development that could shake public trust in law enforcement transparency, the Department of Justice has launched an investigation into allegations that the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) may have manipulated crime data to downplay the city’s worsening public

Ah, yes — Nate Vince, the locksmith-turned-pseudo-activist with a view. And then there’s Dr. Shannon Joslin, the biologist-turned-symbol of the Park Service’s current identity crisis. What started as two very different stories — one about too many hikes, the other about

The legal fight for Kilmar Abrego Garcia continues to unfold in a Tennessee federal courtroom. Garcia was mistakenly deported to El Salvador and later returned to the U.S., where he now faces criminal charges.  His attorneys are asking for the charges