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Halloween night turned out to be an eventful evening in D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood, with reports detailing teens engaged in various confrontations with police and National Guard members as well as the mayor declaring a “limited juvenile curfew” throughout the nation’s capital.
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Three criminal cases out of West Palm Beach expose a justice system warped by politics and double standards. When the law punishes integrity and excuses chaos, justice isn’t served, it’s sabotaged.
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Scott Pierson, president of Zeal Mission Society, draws a powerful parallel between the courage of law enforcement officers and missionaries, urging believers to see both the badge and the mission field as callings to serve God through risk, integrity, and everyday acts of faith.
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Facing heightened security concerns, the Rod of Iron Freedom Festival used the See It Send It app to keep everyone safe and connected. The real-time tool proved technology can be a powerful ally in protecting freedom.
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Two recent officer-involved shootings out of California stemming from suspects allegedly weaponizing their vehicles against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents illustrates the escalating levels of violence agents face. Meanwhile, amid this heightened level of anti-ICE violence, Democrat officials within the state appear to be emboldening these sorts of violent acts.
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A California father is crediting his two young children with saving his life after a road rage attacker stabbed him multiple times, prompting his 8- and 6-year-olds to use sweaters and a phone cord to stop the bleeding until help arrived.
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Oklahoma man sentenced to four life sentences for beating and murdering his wife.
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The woman who kept her stepson locked in squalor for two decades was granted access to his medical records, new identity and address in a court ruling Friday.
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Sen. Jim Banks (R-Ind) wrote a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel asking them to address critical gaps in crime reporting that lead to inaccurate reporting of illegal alien crime.
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The Department of Homeland Security has updated federal regulations to expand the use of facial recognition for foreign nationals at all US ports of entry, by land, sea, and air, the agency announced.
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DHS revealed that violent threats against ICE agents have surged by 8,000%, with officials blaming “sanctuary” politicians and extremist rhetoric for fueling doxing, bounties, and death threats targeting officers and their families.
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Behind Gilberts, Illinois’ sunny motto “Growing with Vision” lies a web of corruption, cronyism, and moral decay. From inflated salaries to mishandled police evidence, village leaders have turned small-town governance into a case study in how power erodes integrity.
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Two home invasion suspects reportedly had the tables turned on them by their would-be victims in South Carolina earlier in October. Authorities say the two suspects wound up being disarmed by the occupants of the apartment they allegedly broke into, leaving one suspect shot and the other with a stab wound to the neck.
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Miranda rights protect both suspects and law enforcement, ensuring justice is served while upholding the Constitution.
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New Jersey’s Attorney General Matthew Platkin is using the courts to impose his state’s gun control agenda on firearm manufacturers nationwide. Industry leaders argue the lawsuits are baseless, unconstitutional, and an abuse of the judicial system.
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