FBI charges first U.S. lawman with terrorism crime
Nicholas Young, 36, a Fairfax resident and D C region transit police officer, is charged with attempting to provide material support to an ISIS group. He bought about 250 dollars in gift cards and gave the codes to an undercover FBI officer. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.
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GOP Frustrations Grow As Trump Faces Internal Strife
Republican leaders in Washington and New York urge Donald Trump to adjust his combative tone as internal discord deepens. With low poll numbers and wavering morale, factions push for a new approach while Trump blames staff and media for the backlash sparked by criticism of a fallen military family.
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Obama commutes 214 federal inmates longest batch in century
President Obama on Wednesday shortened the sentences of 214 federal inmates including 67 with life terms in the largest commutation batch in over a century. Most were jailed for nonviolent drug crimes with a few on firearms offenses tied to drug activity.
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