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In a twist that will come as a shock to none of our readers, an Obama-appointed federal judge has made a move to block federal agents from doing their jobs.
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Kari Lake speaks out after a federal judge ruled that actions she took while serving as acting deputy CEO of the U.S. Agency for Global Media are void, citing constitutional and statutory appointment requirements.
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The Saranac Lake Village Board has approved a resolution barring local police from assisting ICE with civil immigration enforcement, a move critics say limits officers’ ability to respond to federal immigration investigations.
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The longtime public safety outfitter is asking officers and first responders to share feedback in a short survey with a chance to win over hundreds in gear.
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Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton faced backlash after inviting an illegal immigrant with alleged ties to juvenile investigations to attend President Trump’s State of the Union. Critics say the guest’s presence politicized immigration enforcement and raised questions about public safety.
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The Independence Police Department is exploring new ways to make high-speed pursuits safer, with Chief Doug Brinkley highlighting the use of GPS tracking technology as an alternative to dangerous chases. The proposed policy updates would limit pursuits to violent crimes or immediate threats, aligning with practices adopted by neighboring departments and nationwide.
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A dog named Gozier is being hailed as a hero after her unusual bark led her owner to a woman lying unconscious in freezing temperatures. The woman, who has Alzheimer’s, had been outside for hours before the dog’s alert helped save her life.
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An Alabama mother has been charged with capital murder after police say she killed her toddler daughter, placed her body in a duffel bag, and discarded it in a dumpster. Investigators allege the woman waited more than 50 days before reporting the child missing.
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A Kentucky man is facing murder charges after police say they found him standing in his garage next to the bloodied body of his wife. Investigators say the victim had been beaten so severely she was “unrecognizable,” according to the arrest report.
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Chicago police are investigating a string of shootings that left four people dead and several others wounded across the city in recent days. An elderly suspect is in custody in one case while multiple arrests have been made in another as detectives work to untangle the violence.
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Pittsburgh Zoo elephants thrive under professional care. A judge dismissed a lawsuit attempting to grant them legal “personhood.”
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Reported crime in the U.S. has declined in recent years, but the reasons remain unclear. New analysis of jail admissions, prison populations, and correctional data may shed light on what’s really happening behind the numbers.
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A San Diego high school principal allegedly allowed a known ICE fugitive to enter campus while fleeing federal agents. Video footage has sparked outrage as officials and the public question how school security was bypassed.
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Prosecutors say a Virginia fraud ring used the identities of more than 100 jail inmates to steal hundreds of thousands in pandemic unemployment benefits. Federal prison sentences have now been handed down in the scheme.
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Florida’s first black bear hunt in a decade ignited fierce backlash from anti-hunting activists. But the final numbers tell a different story.
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