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Illinois House of Horrors Reveals Child Torture and Starvation, Cops Say

02.10.26 | Pat Droney News

An Illinois mother and her boyfriend are facing murder charges in connection with the death of her 8-year-old son; evidence showed the boy had been physically abused and was showing signs of malnourishment.
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Dead Cats, Goats, and Rabbits Found as Woman Bites Officer in Michigan

02.10.26 | Pat Droney News

A Michigan woman resisted police and bit a state trooper during a bizarre animal neglect investigation. Authorities say the 22-year-old now faces multiple felony charges, with the case still under investigation.
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Democrats’ New Ammo Bill Attacks Self-Defense and Rural America

02.10.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Law-abiding Americans could soon be forced to buy ammunition in person under H.R. 7166, making routine online purchases nearly impossible. Democrats claim it’s “common sense,” but critics warn it punishes responsible gun owners while doing nothing to stop criminals.
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Gun Industry Scores Major Win As Big Bank Makes Chilling Admission

02.10.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Big banks spent years quietly squeezing the firearm industry out of the financial system. Now the pressure is reversing and one of Wall Street’s biggest players just blinked.
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How ICE Had To Clean Up This Sanctuary State's Mess

02.09.26 | Greg Hoyt News

Sanctuary policies let a convicted felon walk free, but ICE Baltimore wasted no time bringing him back into custody. Public safety comes first when local jurisdictions fail to act.
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Wisconsin Cops Pump Brakes On AI-Led Facial Recognition Policy

02.09.26 | Greg Hoyt News

The MPD suspends its AI facial recognition program amid worries over bias and false matches. The pause is temporary as the department works on clear rules for its use.
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Attorneys General Fight Back Against Coordinated Attacks on Gun Industry

02.09.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Republican AGs aren’t backing down as anti-gun groups try to bypass federal protections. At the NSSF forum, they detailed how states can push back and defend lawful commerce.
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Zip Ties, Starvation, and a Hammer Lead to Child’s Death

02.09.26 | Jenna Curren News

Months of abuse ended in a horrific death as cameras captured the young girl’s final days. The court handed down decades-long sentences in a case that shocked the community.
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How A Hurled Cooler Case Cost A NYPD Sergeant His Badge

02.09.26 | Greg Hoyt News

What began as a routine buy-and-bust ended with a hurled cooler and a dead suspect. A bench trial sealed the fate of an NYPD sergeant.
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The Limits of Progressive Crime Experiments

02.09.26 | Leonard Sipes Editorial

For years, progressives insisted crime fears were exaggerated. The data, the voters, and the elections said otherwise.
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Connecticut State Police Under Fire After Stopping Drunk Driver With No Serious Injuries

02.08.26 | Pat Droney Editorial

After a dangerous late-night pursuit on a Connecticut highway ended without serious injuries, a state trooper and supervising sergeant now find themselves under investigation, raising questions about how police are allowed to do their jobs.
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Why the Beauty, Power, and Purpose of the Declaration of Independence Matters

02.08.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Guest writer Sara Fattori gives a spirited reflection on why displaying the Declaration of Independence remains a powerful reminder of liberty, dignity, and moral responsibility in modern America.
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Ransom Demand Issued in Suspected Kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

02.08.26 | Greg Hoyt News

The family of Today co-host Savannah Guthrie says they received a chilling ransom demand as investigators continue searching for her missing 84-year-old mother.
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Massachusetts Man With Violent Past Killed After Shooting Two Officers

02.08.26 | Jenna Curren News

Two Fall River police officers were injured after an armed suspect allegedly opened fire during a late-night confrontation that ended with police fatally shooting the man, authorities said.
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New York Police Hunt Trio After String of Staten Island Home Break-Ins

02.08.26 | Jenna Curren News

Police are searching for three suspects after a rapid series of attempted and successful home break-ins on Staten Island left one family without their SUV.
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