News for February 11, 2025

Ronald Rowe, who led the Secret Service after the Trump assassination attempt, has announced he is retiring after 26 years with the agency.

President Donald Trump’s new metal tariffs are set to raise costs for many US businesses, and some of those higher costs may be passed on to consumers.

Trump’s immigration crackdown is running short on funds, and Tom Homan is urging Senate Republicans to approve a much larger budget boost.

The article says people with credit card debt can take a few simple steps in February to lower costs and get back on track.

Alan Filion, an 18-year-old California man, was sentenced to four years in federal prison for making hundreds of fake shooting and bomb threats across the country.

Edmund Davis was sentenced to 100 years in prison, with 50 years suspended, in a child sex abuse case tied to the investigation into Alicia Navarro’s disappearance.

Louisiana is set to resume executions after a 15-year pause, with Gov. Jeff Landry’s office approving a new nitrogen gas method.

Salman Rushdie testified that he feared he was dying when Hadi Matar attacked and repeatedly stabbed him at a 2022 event in western New York.

The Department of Homeland Security’s new policy allowing immigration arrests in houses of worship has triggered a lawsuit from the Episcopal Church, the Union for Reform Judaism, and other religious groups.

Three Milwaukee hotel workers charged in the death of D’Vontaye Mitchell are now seeking plea deals, while a fourth defendant is set for trial.

Strong winter storms are bringing heavy snow, ice, and bitter cold to large parts of the Midwest, Plains, and East Coast this week.

Tri-Union Seafoods is recalling some canned tuna sold by major U.S. grocers after a can seal defect raised botulism concerns.