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A New Zealand mother has been sentenced to life in prison for poisoning her two children and hiding their bodies in suitcases, a case that shocked the nation as the “suitcase murders.” Evidence showed she planned her escape before the killings, fleeing to South Korea and changing her identity before being extradited for trial.
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Protect Minnesota’s new “gun crisis” report collapses the moment you read beyond the headlines, revealing declining suicide and homicide rates they conveniently bury beneath emotional anecdotes.
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Activists against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have reportedly cooked up a novel means of protesting both ICE and Home Depot, alleging an unfounded complicity between the brand and agency. Local reports out of Los Angeles say anti-ICE activists have started clogging up return counters at an area Home Depot by purchasing cheap “ice scrapers” and immediately returning them for a refund.
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Seven men have been arrested after an investigation by the Regionalized Human Trafficking Recovery Task Force in Connecticut revealed they had sexually trafficked three 14-year-old girls earlier this year
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Cape Coral Police officers arrested a DoorDash driver earlier in November over a suspected DUI, but went above and beyond following the arrest by delivering the food held by the driver to the awaiting customer.
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An Indiana couple is suing the state’s Department of Child Services and Riley Hospital for Children, claiming their two young kids were taken after doctors mistakenly labeled their baby’s brittle-bone–related fractures as child abuse.
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A violent street takeover in a quiet Queens neighborhood exploded into chaos when a mob beat a couple and set a car on fire after locals tried to stop the rogue drivers. Residents say police were nowhere to be found as out-of-control racers turned their block into a war zone.
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Virginia high school football coach Travis Turner mysteriously vanished in the middle of an undefeated season, sparking a massive search by state police. His wife is pleading for prayers as authorities investigate alleged child pornography and computer solicitation charges.
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ICE arrested multiple violent criminal illegal aliens across Chicago during Operation Midway Blitz, including offenders convicted of domestic violence, child sexual abuse, armed robbery, and DUI, after sanctuary policies allowed them to remain free in the community.
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A bizarre call to a morning radio show turned into a real investigation after a listener casually claimed he had stumbled across a dead body in the woods. Hours later, police searched the area and actually found human remains where the caller said they would be.
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A man at a York County motel was allegedly beaten so savagely with a hammer that the attacker had to switch to a fire extinguisher when the hammer broke. Investigators found blood throughout the scene as deputies arrested the suspect without incident.
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A newly released affidavit shows that the San Pedro Avenue location of a federal immigration raid had already been under FBI and Texas DPS surveillance for weeks as part of a narcotics investigation before more than 150 immigrants were detained there.
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U.S. Special Operations Command is repurposing more than 500 seized Chinese-made drones into live-fire shotgun targets to accelerate counter-drone training and tactics in response to emerging global threats.
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The NSSF is appealing a federal court’s dismissal of its lawsuit challenging Maryland’s law aimed at circumventing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. The group argues the law exposes lawful gun makers to frivolous lawsuits and infringes on constitutional rights while targeting perfectly legal commerce.
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Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) is once again being slammed after an X post criticizing the administration's deportation of "Maryland mom," leaving out the fact that she has a lengthy criminal record and was ordered deported by an immigration judge in 2004.
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