“I invite him to walk the streets of Detroit," said the city's top cop, James White. Detroit had 252 homicides last year, the lowest number in almost 60 years.
The payout to 34 women dismissed from the FBI’s training academy in Quantico, Virginia, would rank among the biggest lawsuit settlements in the history of the bureau.
Two law enforcement officials said many of those migrants crossed into the U.S. under previous administrations, and that the total includes people serving U.S. prison sentences.
“We have witnessed an unprecedented rise in targeted election disinformation campaigns,” Sen. Mark Warner wrote to the head of CISA, the federal cybersecurity agency.
The 57-page indictment accuses Adams of accepting "illicit benefits" from foreign businesspeople and a Turkish government official in exchange for favorable treatment.
U.S. authorities say Iran has tried to enlist the help of criminal gangs to carry out murder-for-hire plots against its critics and adversaries abroad.
The U.S. military uses the munition for smoke screens and to light up battlefields. Rights advocates object to its use near civilians because the chemical burns human skin.
Russia has a long history of spying on the U.S. from the relative safety of Mexico City, dating back to the 1980s. Decades before that, Stalin had his chief rival assassinated there.
Terry Belk, who owed thousands for cancer treatment for himself and his late wife, said he was stunned by a call from Atrium Health telling him the lien on his home was canceled.