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Democratic Senator Bob Menendez was found guilty Tuesday on charges that he and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from the governments of Egypt and Qatar and several foreign nationals to forward their interests in the Senate.
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Eleven protestors were arrested and released on misdemeanor charges after blocking a roadway near the headquarters of UnitedHealthcare in Minnetonka, MN on Monday.
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Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights is accused of lying to a Senate committee during her confirmation hearings, telling lawmakers she had never been arrested when in fact she had. Ten Republican lawmakers are demanding AG Merrick Garland fire her for committing perjury.
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The Indiana State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that has left the suspect dead.
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USA Today, a notorious anti-conservative "fact-checking" site, dismissed what many believed was an apparent threat made by Alex Soros, son of George Soros, earlier this year toward President Trump.
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Three suspects alleged to be part of an international theft ring have been arrested after hiding cameras in a Braintree neighborhood in an effort to burglarize the homes.
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A federal appeals court ruled that the Clinton 2016 presidential campaign and a super PAC coordinated effort to skirt campaign finance laws, the same violation President Trump was convicted of allegedly violating.
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The international law enforcement community has a new serial killer to study after Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, 33, confessed to the brutal murders of 42 women including his own wife.
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Assistant Police Chief Alfred Labrada was found guilty Monday by a disciplinary board on allegations he used an AirTag to track a fellow officer with whom he was in a romantic relationship. He subsequently resigned before the board could reconvene to consider his punishment.
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A Honduran national who was drunk is accused of a crash where he rolled a SUV, ejecting a child who was not restrained, and pinning the child under the car, killing her. Zelvin G. Pavon-Gomez was in the country illegally thanks to Biden's open borders.
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A birthday at a Birmingham nightclub turned deadly when shots rang out from the street killing four and wounding ten others on Saturday night.
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Three U.S. citizens arrested after federal agents with AMO seize millions worth of cocaine.
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Brian Kelley, former member of Florida Georgia Line, is teaming up with a young girl on a mission to help raise money for a new k9 unit.
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Many leftists posting on social media their outrage and disappointment that the person who attempted to murder Donald Trump "missed."
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In a groundbreaking decision, US District Judge Mark Pittman ruled that a federal ban on at-home distilling, which dates back to 1868, is unconstitutional.
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