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Global shipping giant FedEx has taken its fight to the U.S. Court of International Trade, filing a lawsuit to claw back millions paid under former President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs.

A 40-year-old squatter who was arrested for allegedly taking over a $2.3 million mansion in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., is back at the property just over a week after being jailed, according to a new report — a stunning twist that’s raising fresh questions about how this saga is far from over.

The Arizona DoorDash driver briefly detained Tuesday night during the hunt for Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapper has been released after several hours in police custody.

A Texas father will not face criminal charges after fatally shooting his daughter during a heated argument over President Trump — a shocking confrontation that turned deadly and has left many questioning how a political dispute spiraled so tragically out of control.

A Washington state high school teacher accused of preying on an underage student allegedly sent the teen a stream of disturbing, sexually explicit texts — before the two reportedly spent three and a half hours having sex inside her marital home, according to a chilling new report.

A U.S. Postal Service employee is facing federal fraud charges after prosecutors say she wrongfully pocketed inflated workers’ compensation benefits she didn’t qualify for — a case the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois revealed last month.

Chilling new photos shed light on the damning evidence Bryan Kohberger is believed to have left behind following the late-night murders of four University of Idaho students.

New York City socialists are mobilizing more than 4,000 anti-ICE activists, assembling so-called 'rapid response' squads aimed at disrupting federal authorities as an aggressive crackdown on illegal migrants looms over the Big Apple.

The Florida nurse now sitting behind bars for sexually assaulting her 15-year-old stepson has lost her state medical license — just weeks after her husband filed for divorce, adding another shocking twist to the disturbing case.

After Renee Good — a 37-year-old mother, poet, and beloved member of her Minneapolis community — was shot and killed by a U.S. ICE agent last week, her family issued a powerful, emotional statement not just grieving her loss but forcefully debunking viral online rumors that she had a lengthy criminal record.