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A judge declared a mistrial today after the jury in Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial was unable to reach a verdict on the charge that the disgraced Hollywood producer raped an aspiring actress in a hotel room in 2013. It’s the second time a jury has not been able to reach a verdict on this charge.
There were 5,567 people arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents between Jan. 20, 2025, and March 10, 2026, a 71 percent increase from the same number of days under the Biden administration.
More than a year before Caleb Vazquez and a friend attacked a mosque in San Diego and killed 3 people, the police secured a court order to confiscate his father’s guns.
“Child was involved in suspicious behavior idolizing nazis and mass shooters,” a police officer wrote.
And just for good measure, today is runoff elections in Texas after that redistricting led to several contentious primary races and runoff elections.
Florida's map was allowed to stand, but Alabama's was struck down this morning
The South Carolina Senate abruptly adjourned on Tuesday without taking up a new congressional map that aimed to eliminate the state’s lone majority Black district and cement an entirely Republican delegation.
Over half of these arrests were made at 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan, according to the report.
The NYPD received 3,672 requests for civil immigration detainers in the 2025 fiscal year, up from 99 requests the previous year.
If you're having trouble keeping track, we've got that covered, too.
It's been a big day for news about redistricting and the fate of various maps for House seats, with news out of Alabama, South Carolina, and most recently, Florida. Here's a rundown:
