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Texas Senate candidate Andrew Trakas launched his campaign calling for unity, faith, and a return to “old Republican values,” vowing to restore power to the people and end political division.
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Eustace, a law enforcement officer for over 30 years with 20 years in undercover narcotics, shares his journey on Sheepdog and Shepherd. His story highlights how faith guided him through the dangers, deception, and personal sacrifices of his career.
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A Kentucky actress accused of killing and dismembering her mother appeared in court ahead of a competency hearing later this month. Torilena Fields faces multiple charges, including murder and abuse of a corpse.
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Federal prosecutors have charged two men out of Texas with providing material support to terrorists, alongside other serious felony charges, with the suspects allegedly being tied to Antifa. Officials claim the suspects were involved in the attempted murder of a corrections officer working at an Alvarado detention center serving as a facility to house illegal aliens awaiting deportation.
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Despite long-held myths, new research shows that eating soy does not lower testosterone or “feminize” men. Most modern clinical studies and meta-analyses confirm that moderate soy consumption has no negative effect on male hormones or reproductive health.
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A number of employer checks out of Northern Virginia conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in recent weeks revealed concerns “of potential fraud,” according to the agency, who were reviewing various employers to ensure compliance with federal immigration law surrounding foreign workers.
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Columbus officials approved updates to the police department’s performance evaluation policy for the first time in almost a decade.
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Andrew Trakas announced his campaign for U.S. Senate in Texas, pledging to restore the American Dream through unity, faith, and freedom. He vowed to stand against political elites and return power to everyday Texans.
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A 73-year-old Florida man allegedly stabbed his wife and threatened his daughter, claiming he wanted to "get'em up to heaven." He was arrested and faces attempted murder and aggravated battery charges.
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The woke agenda nearly destroyed the law enforcement profession. Voting for Jack Ciattarelli as the next NJ governor is one big step towards correcting that.
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A 23-year-old woman is facing federal charges after Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) assisted in a transnational, multiagency effort to rescue the 3-year-old child she allegedly abducted from the toddler’s father. The woman, who is the toddler’s mother, allegedly tried to run off to Mexico with the child alongside her new boyfriend, an illegal alien who has pending charges of rape and molestation of a child out of Washington State.
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According to a press release from Homeland Security, officials have obtained credible evidence of Mexican cartels issuing bounties against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol agents operating in areas like Chicago, with said bounties allegedly being entertained by domestic extremist groups on the ground.
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A man killed a mother, kidnapped her two little girls, then he and a female partner sexually assaulted one of them before killing the other will not face the death penalty after taking a plea deal.
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The Daily Mail reports that NY Attorney General Letitia James, who claimed a Virginia property as her "secondary home," to secure favorable mortgage rate, rented it out to a relative.
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A Walmart worker has been charged in the 1984 rape and murder of New York teenager.
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