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When a suspect hits the gas, officers have seconds to decide: chase or let them go. A wave of deadly crashes in Florida is reigniting the battle over police pursuit policies.
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More than 250 runners are carrying the American flag thousands of miles across the country ahead of July 4. Organizers say the journey has revealed something they believe gets overlooked: ordinary Americans showing up for each other.
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Witnesses watched in horror as a man allegedly choked a woman without warning before turning his aggression on those who tried to stop him. One bystander described the suspect as having "demon eyes" during the chaotic attack.
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ICE says its latest enforcement operation removed convicted child predators, rapists, a gang-affiliated murderer, and a cocaine trafficker from the United States. The agency says nearly 900,000 illegal aliens have been removed or returned since January 2025.
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Maryland lawmakers say the measures are designed to strengthen trust with immigrant communities. Critics warn the proposals cross a dangerous line by barring qualified applicants from public service based solely on where they once worked.
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What began as a 911 call quickly turned into a heartbreaking investigation. Authorities say a Missouri toddler died after allegedly suffering from severe neglect, while another child was found in a similar condition.
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Virginia's policy choices are being blamed for a growing business exodus, while Georgia continues attracting firearm manufacturers, investment, and jobs. One company says it never planned to leave, but changing laws forced its hand.
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A nearly two-decade manhunt came to an end after federal agents helped bring a Salvadoran fugitive back to the United States. Authorities say the man was convicted in connection with a 2005 Kansas murder after fleeing the country.
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Supporters say anti-gun activists have spent years trying to accomplish through the courts what they couldn't achieve through Congress. A new Senate bill aims to shut down those efforts and strengthen legal protections for firearm manufacturers nationwide.
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What was supposed to be a celebration of culture quickly became something far more controversial. Parents and law enforcement advocates are demanding answers after fifth graders appeared to reenact police shootings and display political messages during a New York City school event.
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The buyer thought they were getting a bargain. Instead, they uncovered a chilling secret hidden inside a Connecticut home that had apparently gone unnoticed for months.
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New York City police are investigating the brutal stabbing death of 36-year-old Maria Santos Flores, whose throat was slit inside her Bay Ridge home on June 20.
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The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit against the city of Evanston, Illinois, over its racially discriminatory reparations program that pays $25,000 to black residents or their descendants while excluding everyone else.
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The thing that "never happens" happened again. Travis Longo, a school board vice president and founder of Cazenovia Pride Fest, faces serious federal charges after authorities found explicit images and messages involving a child on his phone.
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A 35-year-old Michigan mother has been sentenced to probation and ordered to pay over $29,000 in restitution for welfare fraud after authorities discovered she had abandoned her three children in a feces-ridden home for years.
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