Mahmoud Khalil alleges a coordinated campaign between government officials and private groups to dox, detain and try to deport pro‑Palestinian critics.

Two men were wounded in separate Chicago shootings overnight, including a West Side drive‑by and a Roseland shooting; both victims were listed in good condition.

A Lake County grand jury returned 19 indictments tied to the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, alleging murder, sexual assault, contraband and staff misconduct.

A man was airlifted to a Pittsburgh hospital after an ATV overturned in woods off Eckstein Road in Forward Township. Rescue crews found the vehicle about 75 yards down a slope.

Clifton's Good Plates Eatery, known for free holiday meals and community drives, has shut down after six years. Owners said they were "devastated" in a social post.

A 19-year-old was cited after an illegal firework exploded and ignited dry grass in Beaverton; crews put out the blaze quickly.

A 4-year-old died at Salt Point State Park after being struck by a motor home at a campground. CHP and park crews freed the child and airlifted her to Oakland before she later died.

Former chef Jonathan Eismann was arrested after two hit-and-runs on Biscayne Boulevard; victims tracked him to Aventura Mall and were not seriously hurt.

Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment accusing two Seminole County marijuana-farm workers of smuggling unregistered pesticides from Hong Kong; EPA and Homeland Security investigators joined the probe.

A 54‑year‑old man was extradited to San Diego and arraigned on federal drug charges alleging he used a sophisticated Otay Mesa tunnel to move large shipments of narcotics.

A motorcycle rider was critically injured early Monday in a head-on crash on North Delaware Avenue in Port Richmond; police say an investigation is underway.

Omni Amelia Island wrapped a $40M overhaul that refreshed 401 rooms, new dining concepts, a reimagined spa and a restored Oak Marsh golf course.

A plan to turn a long‑vacant Downers Grove office into 184 apartments is headed to the village council, drawing neighborhood pushback over traffic and schools.