THE EAGLE 04/16/2015

Federal judge rules illegal alien detainees do not have to post bond In a move that could affect tens of thousands of detainees, a federal judge in Seattle has ordered the Department of Justice to obey a law that allows for the release of some undocumented immigrants without posting a bond. Identity thefts grow, complicating tax filings, delaying refunds The number of identity theft incidents involving the nation's taxpayers continues to soar, according to government statistics released this month. Third student arrested in Florida spring break gang rape case Authorities on Wednesday arrested a third suspect in an investigation into a reported gang rape of a 19-year-old woman during spring break in Florida, police said. The incident, which was captured on video by a witness' cellphone, involves multiple men raping the woman -- who is laid out on a beach chair -- while dozens of onlookers stand idly by, doing nothing to intervene, police said.

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News, Commentary, Discussions Climate change plan faces high-profile legal test The centerpiece of the Obama administration's effort to tackle climate change is facing a high-profile legal test as a federal appeals court considers a plan that has triggered furious opposition. Gyrocopter landing a protest of campaign finance laws The Ruskin postal worker who landed a gyrocopter on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday afternoon is not a terrorist, a colleague who was aware of his plan says. Obama wants to triple child care tax credit U.S. President Obama said Wednesday that tripling the maximum child care tax credit up to $3,000 per child is a "good investment."