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North Carolina Man Lucky to Be Alive After Wife Attempted to Slit His Throat While He Slept

07.04.26 | Eddie Molina Editorial

A North Carolina woman has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after she allegedly slashed her sleeping husband’s throat with a knife in the middle of the night.
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Soccer Fan Disappears During World Cup, Found 10 Days Later in a Bar, Blissfully Unaware of Family's Frantic Search for Him

07.04.26 | Jenna Curren News

An English soccer fan who vanished while traveling to the World Cup was found safe in Barcelona, completely unaware that his family had launched a global search for him.
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He Texted ‘I Don’t Feel Safe’ Before Being Beaten and Left to Die in Alley

07.03.26 | Greg Hoyt News

An arrest was made regarding a D.C. homicide being investigated as a suspected hate crime that occurred in late May. Authorities say the victim, who’d apparently texted a friend about not feeling “safe” shortly before, had his head stomped in and was left to bleed out in an alley.
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Pork Plant Worker Allegedly Skewered to Death by Illegal Immigrant

07.03.26 | Jenna Curren News

A disagreement between co-workers turned deadly in a matter of moments. Now one man is dead, another is facing a possible life sentence, and prosecutors say the suspect had a prior deportation order.
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Trump Signs Major ICE Funding Bill Aimed at Sanctuary Cities

07.03.26 | Pat Droney News

The Secure America Act, signed into law by President Trump last month, will enhance the agency's ability to protect American citizens from criminal illegal aliens and will provide $350 million to target sanctuary jurisdictions that openly defy federal immigration laws
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Music Teacher Allegedly Lured Sister-in-Law With Piano Before Brutal Attack

07.03.26 | Pat Droney News

He allegedly told his sister-in-law he needed help moving a piano. Prosecutors say it was a ruse that ended in a brutal rape, a killing, and a murder charge that has stunned a Long Island community.
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For 250 Years, America's Firearm Industry Has Helped Safeguard Freedom

07.03.26 | LET Guest Editorial

As America marks 250 years of independence, one industry’s role in shaping and sustaining that freedom stretches back to the very founding of the nation. From colonial gunsmiths to modern manufacturers, its impact on liberty, industry, and national identity remains deeply woven into the American story.
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The Unseen Threat Following Officers Home After Every Call

07.03.26 | LET Guest Editorial

Law enforcement officers regularly enter fire scenes, hoarded homes, and contaminated structures where hidden toxins may build up over time. Experts warn these repeated exposures can pose long-term health risks, making awareness and protection essential on the job.
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The Rise of AI Policing Is Outpacing the Constitution, Critics Warn

07.02.26 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

Artificial intelligence systems are being adopted by law enforcement agencies to analyze surveillance footage, body camera video, and other digital evidence.
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A Convicted Child Predator Was About to Be Deported. Then Minnesota Stepped In

07.02.26 | Greg Hoyt News

He was a convicted child predator with a final order of deportation already in motion. Then, just days before he was set to be removed from the country, Minnesota officials stepped in with a pardon that is now igniting serious questions about timing, motive, and accountability.
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A Routine Night on the Freeway Turned Into a Scene of Total Carnage

07.02.26 | Pat Droney News

He was flying down the 405 at 112 MPH when everything changed in an instant. A police sergeant and a grocery worker were dead by sunrise and what the driver did after the crash is adding another layer of outrage.
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Fentanyl-Laced Pills Sold on the Street End in Double Deaths

07.02.26 | Pat Droney News

Two brothers thought they were taking pills. What they actually ingested would set off a deadly chain reaction, a federal investigation, and a prison sentence for the woman who sold them.
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When Grieving Parents Became a Political Inconvenience

07.02.26 | LET Guest Opinion

One sentence from Rep. Pramila Jayapal ignited outrage. One grieving mother's testimony turned the hearing into something far more powerful.
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How a Son's Meth-Fueled Rage Ended a Dad's Quiet Afternoon Forever

07.02.26 | Jenna Curren News

A father's afternoon in his recliner ended in unimaginable violence after prosecutors say his son snapped over a refused ride. The convicted killer has now been sentenced.
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A Sex Offender Ran for Office. California Democrats Refused to Close the Door.

07.01.26 | Greg Hoyt News

After a registered sex offender's campaign for city council sparked outrage, one California lawmaker tried to make sure it could never happen again. Her fellow Democrats voted to stop the bill instead.
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