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Under Attack: Biden administration launches National Law Enforcement Accountability Database

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

A year and a half after signing an executive order, the Biden administration has launched a national database to keep track of "serious misconduct" by federal law enforcement officers.
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Lawsuit against Boston and city public schools says they failed to protect nine-year-old victim of repeated sexual assaults

12.22.23 | Pat Droney Analysis

A lawsuit filed in Suffolk Superior Court alleges the Boston Public Schools, the City of Boston, a bus company, it's driver and monitor failed to protect a 9-year-old girl, who suffered repeated sexual assaults on a school bus for seven months by another student.
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Fifth generation rancher says cartels are purposely overwhelming CBP agents as a diversionary tactic

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Rancher in Arizona says that the cartels are purposely overwhelming certain areas of the southern border to use as a diversionary tactic to continue smuggling humans and drugs into the country.
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Spicy find: Over $10M worth of meth and cocaine sniffed out by K-9 from a rig shipping "jalapeño paste"

12.22.23 | Kallista Cazares News

Border Patrol said that the drugs were hidden inside of jalapeño paste.
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After reported IEDs near the border, could US banks again unwittingly be responsible for funding terrorist organizations?

12.22.23 | Pat Droney Editorial

In 2012, one of America's largest financial institutions, HSBC, was caught up in a scandal for inadvertently laundering money for drug cartels and terrorists. After Mexico recovered IEDs at the US-Mexico border, are banks again being unknowingly being used to finance terrorist organizations?
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City of San Francisco faces budget deficit; cuts entire $2M funding that was secured for the Office of Reparations

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

As the city faces challenges with closing a budget deficit, Democrat Mayor London Breed slashes $2M that was secured for the Office of Reparations.
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CBP: Railroads in Eagle Pass, El Paso suspended due to surge of migrants being smuggled into the U.S. via freight trains

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol announced a suspension at two railroads in Texas due to the resurgence of migrants being smuggled into the country via freight trains.
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'Super fat is how we identify': Southwest Airlines gives passengers two extra seats for free

12.22.23 | Mitchell McKinley Opinion

While some are praising an airline for their seating policy for "plus-size" passengers, it is bringing criticism from others.
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'Prepare for riots': Jury finds three Tacoma Police Officers not guilty in the death of Manny Ellis

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren News

A jury has found three police officers not guilty in the death of Manuel "Manny" Ellis.
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'She didn't deserve this': Three-year-old girl shot while lying in bed after a drive-by shooting

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren News

A little girl is in the hospital after having surgery from a gunshot wound she suffered to her torso during a drive-by shooting. "She didn't deserve this. She's only three."
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Military veteran, officer launches US Public Safety jobs recruiting event to combat loss of cops across America

12.22.23 | LET Guest Advertorial

The US Public Safety Jobs is hosting a recruiting and hiring event this January.
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FTC: Company lied about claims of 'made in the USA ', being veteran-owned and donating to military charities

12.22.23 | Jenna Curren News

Florida-based company Old Southern Brass nailed by the FTC. Found to have lied about being veteran-owned, donating portion of sales to military charities, and that it makes its products in the USA.
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Ski resort town without homeless shelter gets influx of Venezuelan migrants, many are sleeping five to a car

12.21.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

With no jobs in Denver, over a hundred Venezuelan migrants have headed to a ski resort town that has no homeless shelters and so they are now sleeping at least five to a car.
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LA DA promotes woman who called LAPD officers 'barbarian' and called prisons 'obsolete' to Chief of Staff

12.21.23 | Jenna Curren News

George Gascon promoted Tiffiny Blacknell who has recently been serving as a grade four prosecutor in his office.
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Biological male given one of only 12 full-boat female volleyball scholarships to the University of Washington

12.21.23 | Noah Webster Opinion

A male who identifies as a female has been granted one of only twelve female volleyball scholarships to the University of Washington.
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