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Weapons, ammunition, unknown liquids, propane tanks, and bomb making materials were found in the RV of the suspect who fatally shot a sheriff's deputy and injured another.
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The Supreme Court will consider the case of Martin v. United States, in which an Atlanta woman is seeking to sue the U.S. government after her home was ransacked in a 2017 'wrong-house raid.'
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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) has reintroduced the PELOSI Act--Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments--which would ban federal lawmakers from owning or purchasing stocks.
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Rep. Shri Thanedar, who filed impeachment articles against President Trump, has campaign debts of over $730k and was previously accused of abandoning 118 beagles and 55 monkeys at a New Jersey testing lab.
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Ian Moses, 35, was arrested on state charges for arson of a structure and property; two days later, he was indicted on federal terrorism charges for Malicious Damage to Property in Interstate Commerce, fulfilling a promise by Attorney General Pam Bondi that attacks on Tesla property and owners would bring terrorism charges
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Firefighter paramedic is remember as a "lifesaver."
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In a chilling case that lays bare the ongoing weaponization of government, Timothy Barton, a patriotic Texan businessman, long-time Trump supporter, and Christian real estate developer, is fighting for his life long business — and for the constitutional rights of every American.
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A man and a woman charged with assaulting a man in a wheelchair after trying to pour bleach down his throat.
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Inmate on death row apologizes for the life he took moments before being killed by lethal injection.
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A gang member who has been charged with murdering six people allegedly admitted to getting sexual gratification from the shootings.
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Review of Michigan voter rolls did not include those without identification.
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Americans’ confidence in the police increased eight percentage points over the past year to 51%, the largest year-over-year change in public perceptions of 17 major U.S. institutions measured in Gallup’s 2024 annual update. The American public rates many institutions harshly. There are a wide variety of institutions and professions that are taking a beating. Policing does relatively well in Gallup (2025) and other reports of citizen satisfaction.
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New York Democratic state Sen. Kevin Parker thinks he has a solution for Big Apple crime. He’s “California dreaming” about more gun control in the hopes he can solve the problem for Empire State residents. Never mind holding violent criminals accountable for their crimes, though. No, Sen. Parker introduced a bill to mandate all law-abiding gun owners in New York purchase gun owner liability insurance coverage, instead.
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Florida deputies arrest previously deported illegal immigrant on charges of raping a 13-year-old boy.
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It now appears that radical leftist organizations are working to hijack this historic milestone, turning what should be a celebration of American greatness into yet another exercise in national self-criticism.
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