The trial of George Alan Kelly, a rancher and resident of Kino Springs who is accused of killing Gabriel Cuen Buitimea, a Mexican citizen who illegally crossed the U.S. border onto Kelly’s property, was ruled a mistrial by a Superior Court judge following more than two days of jury deliberations.
Read More Arizona: Judge Rules Mistrial In Case Of Rancher Accused Of Killing Illegal Migrant
On Monday, the Supreme Court said that it would consider the topic of “ghost guns” and the appeal filed by the Biden administration to regulate self-assembled weapon kits like any other type of firearm.
Read More SCOTUS Agrees To Hear Case Regarding ‘Ghost Guns’
On Saturday night in Mar-a-Lago, the classy Melania Trump returned to the campaign trail by presiding over a small-scale, high-profile fundraising event for the Log Cabin Republicans.
Read More Melania Trump Introduces Dr. Oz, Caitlyn Jenner, And More To GOP Fundraiser At Mar-a-Lago
On Thursday, Argentina formally sought to become a partner of NATO, paving the stage for increased political and security cooperation at a time when President Javier Milei’s administration seeks to strengthen ties with Western nations and draw in investment.
Read More Argentina Requests To Join NATO, Milei Seeks To Boost Ties With West
Following a dramatic day in which two potential jurors broke down in tears, an appeals court judge denied Trump’s request for a stay of proceedings, and a man set himself on fire in front of the courthouse, opening statements in Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial are scheduled to start next week.
Read More Full Jury Seated In Trump ‘Hush Money’ Trial, Opening Statements Set For Monday
According to FBI Director Christopher Wray, hackers connected to the Chinese government are waiting for the ideal opportunity to “deal a devastating blow” to vital infrastructure in the United States.
Read More FBI Director Wray: Chinese Hackers Preparing To Attack U.S. Infrastructure