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“Sheepdog and Shepherd” delivers a raw, emotional conversation with Army chaplain Justin Roberts, revealing how faith and fierce brotherhood helped soldiers confront trauma and reclaim purpose. It’s a powerful look at modern warriors discovering that true strength comes not from silence, but from connection, calling, and Christ.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a criminal illegal alien from Turkey who reportedly has a history of violent offenses stateside. In line with the individual’s alleged history of violence, officials say he tried to gain control of an officer’s weapon during his arrest while shouting “Allahu Akbar.”
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A Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF) investigation led to the arrests of three illegal aliens from Mexico and a U.S. citizen for an alleged visa fraud scheme that incorporated foreign labor exploitation. Officials say the victimized laborers were essentially being extorted of their earnings while employed under a seasonal farm-labor visa program.
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A drunken father crashed his SUV and escaped while his two-year-old daughter burned to death inside, later telling police no one else was in the vehicle. He has now been sentenced to up to 27½ years in prison for the horrific death he caused.
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Rep. Byron Donalds has introduced the WEIGH Act in the House, which would punish sanctuary states that issue commercial driver's licenses to foreign nationals, particularly illegal aliens.
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Police arrest a DoorDasher after she posted a TikTok of a half-naked customer, stating she was a victim of sexual assault.
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Car thieves are ripping through Louisville neighborhoods, but police often can’t chase them due to a strict no-pursuit policy that only applies if violent felonies are committed. Victims say the rules are giving criminals a free pass, leaving residents feeling unprotected and furious.
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In a disturbing trend in Connecticut, community theater groups are being sued for grooming and sexual abuse of minors, a local theater blog reports.
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Homeland Security has responded to a video making the rounds on social media earlier in November which asserts that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents shot “a Hispanic man” in Charlotte, North Carolina. Officials have since clarified that no such shooting occurred, noting the individual depicted in the video is a “criminal illegal alien” who endured an innocuous medical episode.
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Combat veteran Chris King is running for Arizona’s LD 17 Senate seat to restore public safety and fully support law enforcement. With decades of military service and a personal commitment to Tucson, he vows to fight crime, secure the border, and ensure every officer has the resources to protect the community.
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According to reports, immigration enforcement operations within North Carolina are slated to expand into Raleigh following the launch of said operations in Charlotte earlier in November. The anticipated immigration enforcement operation prompted a statement from Raleigh's mayor who clarified that the endeavor is not being operationally supported by local police.
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Minnesota police are dipping their toes into artificial intelligence, using it to transcribe interviews with victims, witnesses, and suspects. While the technology promises to save officers hours of work, St. Paul’s oversight board warns that privacy, transparency, and community input must come first before AI takes on a bigger role.
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Federal prosecutors have charged a 21-year-old man out of New Jersey with cyberstalking a minor after authorities claim the individual told a 13-year-old girl to cut herself online under the threat of being doxed.
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Nine members of a North Texas Antifa cell have been arrested in connection with a July 4 attack on an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas; seven others were "charged by information".
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North Carolina is experiencing a stunning surge in child trafficking, driven by criminal networks that are exploiting the state’s highways, online platforms, and growing gang presence. New data shows minors are being targeted at unprecedented rates, leaving parents and experts sounding the alarm.
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