The Maricopa County Attorney’s office says a man who was convicted of the murder of a high school freshman over a decade ago will be executed. In connection with the 2013 murder of 14-year-old Claudia Lucero, 42-year-old Alex Anthony Madrid received a death sentence on January 16. Victim initially reported as missing According to authorities, … Read more
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has recently announced the allocation of $17.2 million to enhance the border security initiatives of local law enforcement agencies. The Governor’s Office has announced that the funds will be used to support various important initiatives. These include border security work, drug interdiction efforts, and the fight against human trafficking. The funds … Read more
The United States Attorney Roger B. Handberg has announced that a grand jury has returned an indictment charging Daniel Liburdi, Joseph Scotto, Gregory Walker, and Frank Carbone III with conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. Additionally, Liburdi and Carbone III are also charged with bank fraud. If convicted, each bank … Read more
The United States has officially implemented a rule on Tuesday, which effectively prohibits Chinese technology from being used in cars sold in the American market. This move specifically targets software and hardware originating from China, citing national security concerns. As outgoing President Joe Biden concludes his efforts to tighten restrictions on Chinese-made technology, the announcement … Read more
Over the past two years, Montana’s Department of Corrections has been transferring 120 prisoners annually to a privately operated prison in Arizona, managed by CoreCivic. According to officials from the department, an additional 120 inmates were recently sent, resulting in a total of 364 individuals being relocated. CoreCivic recently revealed a new agreement with the … Read more
During his confirmation hearing on Tuesday, Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth made a commitment to reinstate and provide compensation to military personnel who were discharged for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the past. During an interview, Hegseth made a surprising statement that was unrelated to the questions about his views on diversity and … Read more
Germany has made the decision to shoot down drones that come too close to military sites. This move is aimed at enhancing security and protecting sensitive military installations. The decision comes as a response to the increasing threat posed by drones, which can be used for espionage or even as weapons. Germany is not the … Read more
CNN reported that the information was sourced from New York. The US government’s consumer watchdog agency is suing Capital One, accusing the bank of “cheating millions of consumers” by not paying over $2 billion in interest to customers who hold its high-interest savings accounts. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Capital One has … Read more
The governor of Massachusetts has recently put forth a proposal that suggests at least one member of a family seeking refuge in emergency shelters must possess legal status in the country. This move comes as concerns regarding the safety of these facilities continue to be raised. Democratic Gov. Maura Healey is taking steps to enhance … Read more
Two Colombian nationals, Jorge Hernan Gonzalez-Ortiz (50) and Carlos Andres Aldana-Gil (43), have pleaded guilty to conspiring to import cocaine into the United States, as announced by United States Attorney Roger B. Handberg. Both individuals could potentially face a life sentence in federal prison. However, a specific date for their sentencing has not been determined … Read more