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Federal judge issues injunction against Florida state legislation that DeSantis signed regarding illegal immigrants eluding law enforcement.
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A monster brutally assaulted and killed an elderly woman, then took the daughter-in-law hostage and sexually assaulted her.
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The Public Safety Broadband Technology Association (PSBTA) is calling upon Congress to reauthorize the FirstNet Authority to keep maintaining the FirstNet dedicated public safety broadband network of the United States.
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A CBP Officer from Moreno Valley, CA, was arrested Wednesday and charged with two counts of wire fraud connected to COVID-19 SBA loans.
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Charles Town, WV City Council candidate Courtney Knill raised the alarm this week after Facebook locked out and then subsequently restored her campaign page, but only after Knill went to the press.
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EPA to take action in regards to testing for PFAS and its contamination.
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A whistleblower told Law Enforcement Today that IRS-Criminal Investigation division suffering from leadership void, incompetence, and basic lack of knowledge of law enforcement practices
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Buffalo Public Schools, the Erie County District Attorney, and Buffalo Acting Mayor have been scrambling to respond to the whistleblower allegations brought by BPD SVU Det. Richard Hy on the Unsubscribe Podcast. But Hy just brought a new hypothesis on the motives for the alleged obstruction of investigations into child abuse, sexual assault and attempted kidnapping.
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A joint task force for underage drinking arrested 173 people in one night at a bar in Arizona.
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The hockey player who collided into Adam Johnson during a game, slicing his throat with his ice skate, will not face criminal charges.
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Man who fatally struck and killed CT Trooper First Class Aaron Pelletier took plea deal and has been sentenced to 18 years.
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FBI to start using polygraphs to identify sources of information leaks to the media.
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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard says the National Counterterrorism Center has identified nearly 1,200 foreign terrorists inside the U.S. including TdA, MS-13 gang members and Islamic terrorists.
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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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