The United States Coast Guard seized almost 400 pounds of cocaine from a boat in Puerto Rico. Two men are now in custody by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in connection to the case.
Read More Coast Guard Seizes Bricks Of Cocaine Valued At $4.3M From Boat In Puerto Rico, 2 Arrested
Americans will now be able to renew their passports online, instead of the considered old-school mail-in paper application process that often caused delays, according to the State Department.
Read More State Department: U.S. Passport Renewal Fully Available Online
The Anti-Defamation League has officially filed a federal lawsuit against North Korea, Iran, and Syria on the grounds that they gave material support to Hamas in connection with the terrorist attack on October 7th.
Read More ADL Sues Syria, North Korea And Iran, Claiming Nations ‘Supported Terrorism, Provided Material Support’
The U.S. State Department on Friday issued a worldwide caution security alert, announcing that it was aware of alleged “increased violence” against LGBTQ+ individuals and at certain Pride events.
Read More U.S. State Dept. Announces Worldwide Alert For Potential Violence Against LGBTQ+ Community
Apple is set to pay $25 million in a settlement brought by the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) that claimed that the corporation improperly preferred hiring immigrants over American citizens or green card holders, according to media reports.
Read More Apple To Pay $25 Million In Discrimination Settlement
Around 400 United States citizens have been approved to leave Gaza through the Rafah border with Egypt, along with hundreds more civilians.
Read More 400 Americans Authorized To Leave Gaza