Dispatch from an immigration surge in southwest Florida

The evidence was turned over to the U.S. District Court of Minnesota after it was demanded by a judge. It is unclear what evidence has been supplied and an attorney in the case remains skeptical.

The judge called the request by the federal government "wildly overbroad."

3,000 controllers short. WWII-era radar still in use. And a lone controller managing two emergencies at midnight. This was preventable.

Alexia Moore would be one of the first women charged for terminating a pregnancy since Georgia's law passed.

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