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- 1Former Tulsa Pastor Charged With Taking $504K From Historic Black Church●Just another example of that kind, generous, communal # Christian love we keep hearing about. > ‘Not Authorized’: Former
Federal prosecutors say a former Tulsa pastor took $504,000 from a historic Black church and spent it on gambling and guns, according to a report from Atlanta Black Star. Commenters are reacting with sharp sarcasm, calling the case another example of hypocrisy from religious leaders who preach generosity and community while allegedly lining their own pockets.
- 2Immigrant shot by ICE in Austin charged with assault●Immigrant shot by ICE in Austin is charged with assault by Justice Department
Federal prosecutors have charged an immigrant who was shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Austin, Texas, with assault, according to the Washington Post. The Justice Department's decision to bring charges against a man wounded by ICE officers has drawn attention amid ongoing national debate over immigration enforcement tactics and the use of force by federal agents.
- 3Jack Smith Spotted At Iowa Hawkeyes Game In Maryland●Video Shows Jack Smith At Iowa Hawkeyes Game In Maryland
Former special counsel Jack Smith was filmed attending an Iowa Hawkeyes game in Maryland, according to a HuffPost report. The sighting of the prosecutor, who led the federal cases against Donald Trump, is drawing attention given his low public profile since the cases were dismissed.
- 4Stepbrother Charged With Murder in Teen's Cruise Ship Death▼Stepbrother charged with murder, sex abuse in teen girl's cruise ship death: DOJ
Federal prosecutors have charged a teenage girl's stepbrother with murder and sex abuse in connection with her death aboard a cruise ship, according to the Justice Department. Details of the incident, including the girl's identity, the cruise line involved and when the death occurred, have not been disclosed in initial reports. The case is expected to draw attention to safety aboard cruise vessels.
- 5Feds say Indiana gambling suspect threatened witness from church▼Feds say accused Indiana gambling boss sent witness death threats from church
Federal prosecutors allege an accused Indiana gambling boss sent death threats to a witness while inside a church. The claim was made in court filings by federal authorities, who say the accused used the religious setting to contact and intimidate the witness. The case centers on alleged illegal gambling operations in Indiana, with prosecutors arguing the threats show a risk of further obstruction and witness tampering as proceedings continue.