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San Diego faces unprecedented influx of migrants who illegally crossed the border as one migrant advocacy groups runs out of $6 million in aid nearly a month sooner than expected.
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Off the Somalian coastline in the Arabian Sea, U.S. Navy SEALS from the USS LEWIS B. PULLER seized a small unflagged vessel and captured the men aboard with Iranian missile components allegedly bound for Houthi Terrorists. Two of the SEALS were tragically lost during the interdiction.
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A man identifying as a "transgender woman" in Portland received a light 22-year sentence for the unprovoked stabbing death of a cab driver. Moses J. Lopez, 30, reportedly smirked during a statement from the victim's family and told the court "I refuse to apologize for the lack of help that I so desperately needed."
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Law enforcement officers dedicate their lives to serving and protecting their communities. However, the demanding nature of their profession can have profound effects on their health and well-being, particularly in their post-retirement years.
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The state of Utah is taking steps to preserve it's sovereignty against encroachment from the Federal government by empowering its legislature to determine instances when Washington, DC "restricts or infringes upon: a power or a right reserved to the state by the Tenth Amendment," "the state's rights or interests."
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DDT, banned over 50 years ago, along with radioactive waste, has been discovered in the waters off the coast of Los Angeles, raising concerns of harm to marine life.
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New York City is issuing MasterCard debit cards to illegal immigrants with up to $10,000 loaded onto them to with not fraud checks, no ID, and no purchasing restrictions according to a recent report.
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It's extremely rare for a child of that age to be arrested for a crime, especially one the magnitude of a homicide.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a suit against Annunciation House, a Catholic NGO, accusing the organization of engaging in human trafficking at the southern border.
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RemArms, formerly known as Remington Arms, the oldest gun manufacturer in the country, is fleeing New York and its draconian gun laws for Georgia, a more 2A-inclusive state, devastating the small town it's called home for over two centuries
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Yohenry Brito, the suspect who appeared to be at the center of the recent Times Square beating of two NYPD officers is due in court, but he’s not alone – there are supporters.
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The city of Aurora is considering a measure to slam shut the flow of city services and spending going toward illegal immigrants brought in by other cities and non-governmental organizations. City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky made it clear that under the resolution illegal immigrants, "will receive no services from the city of Aurora."
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LEO Chris Darlington touched America’s heart last month with his hit song Hold That Line. He followed up with another single with a new message - save our country.
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A male High School basketball player "identifying as female" injured three female players in the first half of a game early this month causing, the opposing team to forfeit because the girls "feared getting injured and not being able to compete in the playoffs."
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NYPD dance team at the center of controversy as crime in the city is on the rise, and critics assume taxpayer dollars are funding the team.
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