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An assistant principal has been arrested for making a student rub her feet and calling him "sexy chocolate" in the hallways.
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Marcel Malanga, 22, Tyler Thompson, 22, Benjamin Zalman-Polun, 37, and Joseph Peter Moesser, 67, are facing life in prison after being repatriated to the U.S. The four allegedly plotted a coup to overthrow the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Entire police force resigns in small village after hostile environment with the town council.
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Repeat offender on parole for prior conviction arrested for connection to drive-by shooting.
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White House Border Czar Tom Homan addressed a joint session of the Arizona legislature and roundly criticized both Arizona Democrats and the Biden Administration for their inaction.
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A man was holding a one-year-old hostage at gunpoint. Meanwhile, the suspect's family says police "didn't do enough" to try to save the child and other hostage without shooting the suspect.
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Back-to-back fatal officer-involved shootings leaves a community on edge.
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Aerial Recovery, a veteran-founded non-profit, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the government of Honduras to battle human trafficking.
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The Associated Press won a reprieve from a DC Federal District Judge, who ordered the White House to restore the outlet's press privileges to certain White House events. The administration has vowed to appeal.
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Fired Montana Highway Trooper, who was also the union president at the time of being fired, ordered to be reinstated nearly a year after being wrongfully terminated.
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Man arrested and charged after allegedly killing woman he had just met.
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Residents angry after town council votes last minute to dissolve its police department.
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A Utah man who sprang upon Springville police and attacked them with a knife was shot and killed Saturday after stabbing one of them.
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A win for the Second Amendment as the ATF repeals Biden-era zero tolerance policy.
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After attorneys for convicted Las Cruces, NM police officer Brad Lunsford uncovered juror committed perjury during voir dire, New Mexico's radical attorney general argues to NM Supreme Court that perjury committed during jury selection protected under First Amendment.
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