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Authorities believe human remains found near Leavenworth, Washington, belong to Travis Decker, wanted in the deaths of his three daughters. The discovery came after a months-long manhunt and was less than a mile from the original crime scene.
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A Nicaraguan national was sentenced to 63 months in prison for smuggling over 400 immigrants through Texas stash houses.
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Democrat Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has again used his platform to demean practical law enforcement measures at a press conference earlier in September, during which the Windy City mayor claimed that “law enforcement is a sickness,” while also asserting that putting offenders behind bars "doesn’t lead to safe communities.”
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The 29-year-old California man who pleaded guilty to the 2022 attempted assassination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh this past April is now reportedly identifying as transgender, according to reports. Court documents related to the individual’s upcoming sentencing revealed the would-be killer’s newly adopted identity, noting he will be referred to with female pronouns “out of respect.”
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An aide who previously worked at a New York City high school was reportedly dismissed from her role after allegedly initiating a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student when she was 22 years old, although it’s unclear whether any criminal investigation or charges ensued following the alleged illicit affair which reportedly occurred three years ago.
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Ludvi Carias-Interiano, an illegal alien from Guatemala, is charged with aggravated sexual assault and unlawful restraint for the Aug 9, 2025, sexual assault of a female jogger in the sanctuary city of New Haven, located in the sanctuary state of Connecticut.
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A 45-year-old former daycare worker from Lindale pleaded guilty to several counts of injury to a child with intentional bodily injury earlier in September following an investigation that revealed the daycare worker had physically assaulted six different toddlers over 100 times throughout 2024.
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A House bill introduced back in January of 2025 aims to allocate additional funding to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF), thereby helping fund programs and endeavors like increased officer safety and community outreach through the NLEOMF’s National Law Enforcement Museum.
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An unhinged leftist who is a member of the Enfield (CT) Democratic Town Committee, who made inflammatory posts on both Facebook and during public comments at a town council meeting, is not being asked to resign from the committee, with elected officials maintaining silence.
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The Muslim mayor of Dearborn, Michigan told a white resident who was upset about street signs honoring a Hezbollah supporter, he was "not welcome" in the city, and would "launch a parade" when he moved out of the city.
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A Los Angeles based news outlet released a concerning article regarding “burner phones” conveniently after the Charlie Kirk assassination suspect’s personal devices are proving to help piece together the investigation, detailing to readers how these burner phones and other methods of concealing one’s identity can help in “covering one’s tracks.”
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Venezuelan national sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on human trafficking charges.
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After nearly losing her life in a domestic violence incident, Lisa Regina, actress and acting coach, chose to dedicate her life to helping veterans and victims of violence.
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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin ruled that Fayetteville is now in compliance with the state’s sanctuary policy law after Mayor Molly Rawn clarified the city’s stance, restoring its eligibility for nearly $1 million in state funding.
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Durham, NC police chief Patrice Andrews is under fire after she made a derogatory post about Charlie Kirk's murder on her personal Facebook account.
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