“The criminal is more important than the innocent.”
A grieving father is demanding answers after his 22-year-old daughter, Logan Federico, was fatally shot while visiting friends in South Carolina.
Stephen Federico believes his daughter was killed because she could identify the suspect, not because of money or a debit card.
The accused killer, Alexander Dickey, had previously faced at least 25 felony charges. Now, Logan's father is pushing for accountability as lawmakers introduce "Logan's Law," a proposal aimed at tracking violent offenders and increasing scrutiny of how repeat offenders are handled.
NEW: Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands transparency from Moscow following reports of a plague-related death coming from a lab outbreak in Russia.
Rubio warned that it would be "reckless" to speculate without complete data, while urging Russian officials to share critical information with the global community.
"Any time you hear that there's some disease that infected someone in a lab anywhere in the world, you're going to be concerned about it... I think it's incumbent upon Russia to obviously share more information with the world. That's what they should do."
"They were tracking my wife, my son, who was a minor."
President Trump blasts the Biden-era Justice Department after newly declassified records shed more light on the FBI's actions ahead of the 2022 Mar-a-Lago search.
Trump calls it a "disgrace" and accuses Merrick Garland and his DOJ of weaponizing the government against him and people around him.
The newly released material shows FBI personnel tracked Trump family travel and that agents inside the Washington Field Office raised concerns as DOJ officials pursued the investigation.
JUST IN: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth introduces President Trump at Sparrows Point, Maryland, where he's announcing a $3.7 billion submarine-parts shipyard.