face coverings

A federal judge ruled that New York cannot prohibit federal agents from wearing face coverings or mandate visible identification. The decision follows a similar ruling in California, which was enacted after the Trump administration intensified immigration arrests.

A judge ruled that New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings. The decision follows a similar ruling in California after the Trump administration increased immigration arrests.

A federal judge ruled New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require visible identification, citing constitutional concerns under the supremacy clause. The decision follows a similar block of a California law and centers on federal versus state authority over law enforcement.

A federal judge ruled New York cannot ban federal agents from wearing face coverings or require visible identification, citing constitutional concerns. The decision aligns with a previous ruling blocking a similar California law, as states seek to regulate federal law enforcement practices.

A judge ruled that New York cannot prohibit federal agents from wearing face coverings. The policy was part of a state budget bill that included law enforcement measures, signed into law by Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul in May.

Six settlers were indicted on terror charges for an arson attack on a West Bank mosque with people inside. The group included five minors and an 18-year-old who arrived wearing face coverings and carrying knives, tear gas, gloves, and combustible material.

Hersheypark in Pennsylvania reversed a controversial mask ban for guests under 21 after online backlash, with officials clarifying the policy was a misinterpreted security update. The park introduced a secure digital photo process to prevent reentry, addressing safety concerns while allowing face coverings.