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Zachary Young is suing the Associated Press for $500 million, alleging that they defamed him by referring to his rescue efforts during the disastrous 2021 Afghanistan pull-out as "smuggling."
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Baldwin Park police officer killed in line-of-duty has been identified as has the other injured officer.
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The Louisiana district attorney removed himself from jailbreak investigation a day after the sheriff requested he be removed.
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Trump administration pardon attorney Ed Martin says Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins was a victim of Biden administration lawfare, and says his faith drives his everyday journey in working with the administration.
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Suspect who attacked Pro-Israeli demonstrators outside a Boulder mall planned the attack for over a year and was in the U.S. on an expired work visa.
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Pro bono counsel argues that the case has several flaws and are requesting a motion for a stay of execution.
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Thanks to the law enforcement training that his wife had, a 61-year-old man is alive after being stuck under a boulder face down in an icy creek for three hours.
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Corporal Salvatore Oldrati faces manslaughter charges nearly four years after a shooting that was initially deemed justified, sparking a fierce debate in New Jersey. His family and supporters say the incident was a tragic misunderstanding and have rallied behind him through a growing online campaign.
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A civil rights group has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two inmates against Riverside County in an effort to end cash bail.
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New York’s proposed Safe Air Act would ban state contracts with airlines that transport ICE detainees without a judicial warrant, using financial leverage to push a political agenda. Critics warn the bill undermines law enforcement cooperation and puts public safety at risk.
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Out of the eight people injured during the terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, one of them was a Holocaust survivor.
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Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte is doubling down on his support for the Second Amendment with the signing of House Bill 899, creating a task force to explore building a world-class state shooting complex. The move reinforces his push to attract firearm industry jobs and shooting sports tourism while sending a message that Montana is open for gun business.
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An officer has been killed and another remains in the hospital after a man with a rifle fired off rounds, also killing another victim.
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Two DC Metro police officers who were convicted in connection with the death of a suspect on a moped one was chasing were pardoned by President Trump in January, reinstated by Metro PD last week.
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NSSF explains that the ATF has officially ended its Biden-era “Zero Tolerance” policy, signaling a shift away from punitive enforcement toward a collaborative approach with the firearm industry. The new policy emphasizes fairness, discretion, and public safety, restoring the ATF’s focus on combating violent crime and illegal trafficking rather than penalizing lawful dealers for minor infractions.
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