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British physician Neil Hopper purposefully had his legs amputated after an 8-hour soak in ice and dry ice as part of an insurance scam totaling $625,000, as part of an "amputation porn" fetish.
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During a podcast appearance in late August, the Brewer Police chief claimed that issues revolving around drugs and crime impacting the state of Maine can draw a direct line to progressive policies plaguing the criminal justice system, such as no-cash bail and general soft-on-crime policies.
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Authorities in Nevada are investigating the death of a 37-year-old man at the Burning Man festival in late August as a homicide after the victim was reportedly discovered in a “pool of blood.” As the investigation continues, the victim’s father is speaking out and demanding justice for his son.
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A Florida man is standing trial for the 2018 roadside murder of his pregnant lover, accused of killing her after she used abortion money he gave her but kept the baby instead.
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In an effort to “honor the diversity” of Michigan’s Dearborn Heights, the local police department revealed an optional police patch which features the words “Dearborn Heights” and “Police” in English and Arabic, an ostensible stunt which has stirred criticism all the way up to the nation’s capital.
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The Department of Justice has filed suit against the city of Boston, as well as the city’s mayor and police commissioner, alleging that sanctuary policies and local ordinances obstruct the federal government’s interests and actions in enforcing immigration law.
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A Pennsylvania couple has been arrested after allegedly locking their five children in a squalid bedroom described as a “dungeon,” where investigators say the kids endured horrific conditions, abuse, and even stun gun punishment.
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ICE and HSI successfully raided Hyundai and LG Energy Solution’s Georgia battery plant, arresting numerous undocumented workers and halting construction amid an investigation into unlawful employment practices.
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Illinois man John W. Finney was arrested after his wife was found dead in his car, reportedly shot during a domestic dispute. He faces first-degree murder charges and awaits a pretrial hearing.
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In a letter sent to governors across the fifty states this past July, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged state leaders to prioritize road safety over political messaging by removing visible “distractions” from the likes of roads and crosswalks – including the fairly novel concept of rainbow-colored crosswalks.
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Beto O’Rourke says he doesn’t regret calling to ban AR-15s, but Americans still reject his anti-gun agenda.
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A handful of Los Angeles City Council members are blaming Home Depot for not taking action against various immigration enforcement operations having taken place in parking lots across the home improvement store’s various locations, alleging the brand is complicit in illegal immigrants coincidentally being apprehended while on their properties.
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The NSSF is urging the FTC to investigate Biden-era collusion with anti-gun groups and reaffirm its commitment to protecting Second Amendment rights under Trump’s executive order.
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An Iranian illegal alien and his wife, who is reportedly a naturalized citizen, pleaded guilty in federal court this past August to charges connected to a June incident, where officials say the wife of the illegal alien threatened to shoot Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who were at her residence in Tempe.
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A federal appeals court blocked Trump from using an 18th-century law to fast-track deportations of Venezuelan gang members. The ruling upheld detainee protections while limiting the administration’s enforcement powers.
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