Investigations

Experts predicted a huge influx of migrants when the Title 42 Covid ban ended in May. Instead, crossings have hit new lows for a number of reasons — some of them temporary.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon was deposed last week by lawyers for plaintiffs suing the bank over its alleged role in enabling Epstein’s sex trafficking.

Raymond Mattia was shot to death on May 18. “We said our goodbyes while he was in a body bag,” a relative said. “The elders said it was very disrespectful.”

The U.S. military has been wary of cooperating with the Hague court because of concerns it might try to prosecute U.S. troops in the future.

Air Force leaders approved the show at Nellis AFB in celebration of Pride Month, but Defense Secretary Austin and Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley said no.

A federal judge will hear arguments Thursday about whether hundreds of photos of the defendant allegedly abusing incapacitated women should be thrown out.

A senior U.S. official said, “We have seen an alarming increase in the number of risky aerial intercepts and confrontations at sea" by Chinese aircraft.

Beijing blamed U.S. sanctions on its defense minister for its rejection of an invitation to meet with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in Singapore.

Wagner Group is expanding its presence across Africa with security contracts and mining operations, aiming to undermine Western influence, experts say.

Individual military bases have also increased security to stop any unauthorized removal of classified material. 

The largest bank in the U.S. made the accusations in a filing as part of its defense in a civil suit brought by the territory last year.