Department of Homeland Security

Federal Agents Shoot Man in Marble Hill During Reported ICE Arrest; NYPD Says It Was Not Involved in Shooting

By Plainly Now News Desk Published October 9, 2026

Broadway in Marble Hill under an elevated subway structure, with a crosswalk, orange construction barrels and a red storefront on a sunny day.

NYPD’s Tisch says federal agents shot and wounded a man in Marble Hill on Oct. 8; DHS, as relayed, says an ICE officer fired. Federal agents lead the probe.

Two Lawsuits Challenge “Paid for by the U.S. Government” Trump TV Ads: What the DNC Complaint Alleges

By Plainly Now News Desk Published October 8, 2026

The front of the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Court House in Washington, D.C., a pale stone building with tall narrow windows, a carved stone relief panel and the building's name above its doors.

Two lawsuits filed Oct. 7 challenge taxpayer-funded Trump ads, with the DNC alleging misuse of $20 million; the claims are unproven and no ruling was reported.

Supreme Court Lets Third-Country Deportation Policy Resume and Will Hear the Case in December

By Plainly Now News Desk Published September 30, 2026 Updated October 9, 2026

The white marble west facade of the U.S. Supreme Court Building in Washington, with its columns, steps and seated statues, under a blue sky.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday, Sept. 29, paused a federal judgment limiting how DHS removes people to third countries and agreed to decide the case itself, with arguments set for December. The order does not decide whether the policy is lawful.