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Following a renewed investigation into the 1967 death of Pauline Pusser, the then-wife of Buford Pusser of “Walking Tall” fame, has led investigators to believe that the late McNairy County sheriff whose life story became the stuff of law enforcement legend may have been behind his wife’s murder.
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A Colorado woman has been sentenced to two life terms without parole after being convicted of murdering her boyfriend’s two children—last seen in 2018—and hiding their bodies in concrete and a suitcase.
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Despite what beltway Democrats claim, violent crime in Washington, DC plummeted by 45% since the federal takeover of law enforcement.
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A Colorado man who was seen smoking a cigarette while medics tried to save his badly injured wife has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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House Republicans have turned their eyes to the Midwest, targeting at least one seat each in Ohio and Michigan, currently held by Democrats, both of which President Trump won in 2024.
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The New York Times, suffering from a terminal case of Trump Derangement Syndrome, published a hit piece on RFK Jr. and Pete Heseth over the "Pete and Bobby Challenge."
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President Donald Trump has seemingly shifted his position on China earlier in August, with the president saying that Chinese nationals seeking to gain entry into the country by way of the student visa program will be welcomed to the tune of 600,000.
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Man sentenced to 150 years for killing three people in four years.
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Earlier in August, Prestonsburg Fire and Police Departments teamed up to take on the local high school softball team for a fundraising game meant to benefit the police department’s Shop with a Cop program. While the first responders ultimately took the win in the game, it was the community that won overall with the funds raised during the event.
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A 34-year-old woman who was convicted of murder regarding the 2023 death of her 3-month-old son who reportedly starved to death inside a Waco hotel room littered with drugs and paraphernalia learned her fate in court earlier in August, with the convicted killer being handed down a 40-year sentence for her role in her child’s death.
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Bomb tech Jon Vaala recalls the peril of diffusing explosives during arrests, sharing a story of danger, faith, and brotherhood on Sheepdog and Shepherd.
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The Temecula Valley Unified School District is mandating girls to fill out a mental health accommodation form used for issues such as autism, ADHD, to opt out of sharing bathrooms with biological boys pretending to be girls.
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Retired NYPD Detective Tom Smith credits his 30-year career to love for the job and dependable gear from GALLS. Now, he’s partnering with GALLS to honor and inspire the next generation of officers.
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The Justice Department has been in somewhat of a back-and-forth with Colorado and the city of Denver, with the Department of Justice reportedly advising the city and state to cease their “sanctuary policies,” with the state claiming they have no such sanctuary status and officials in Denver simply ignoring the requests.
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As hurricane season intensifies, the Open Carry Cooler and 72 Hour Emergency Bag provide reliable support for families, first responders, and law enforcement during outages and shortages. Built in the U.S., this gear keeps communities prepared and resilient when storms strike.
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