Amy Furr

California’s top librarian is accused of failing to produce $650,000 in missing funds linked to a literacy program country music star Dolly Parton began in 1995.

It is now 80 percent cheaper for Americans who choose to renounce their U.S. citizenship to make it official.

Sen. Banks is sounding the alarm about Chinese training in the U.S. to become pilots, a fact first revealed in Peter Schweizer’s book “The Invisible Coup.”

A fire at an apartment building resulted in three lives saved and a firefighter experiencing a close call on Wednesday in Kansas City, Missouri. 

A convicted pedophile who targeted children as young as five in Sacramento, California, was granted early release under a law the state’s Democrat governor signed in 2020.

Taxpayer money is being allowed to go toward race-based programs in more than 50 Minnesota school districts, the news coming as many educators in the state have pushed leftist ideology upon students.

A bill that would have decriminalized prostitution in Colorado was killed because it did not get the votes it needed to get out of committee.

The ABC News report about warnings that Iran could possibly launch drones against the West Coast is fake news, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday.

U.S. Army officials are hoping to find the two suspects accused of stealing four drones from Fort Campbell in Kentucky.

More than 400 criminal illegal aliens charged with or convicted of child sex crimes have been arrested in Houston, Texas, during President Trump’s first year back in office.

A bookstore in Brentwood, Pennsylvania, is offering “anti-ICE” whistles to customers and has encouraged locals to shield people from lawful immigration enforcement.

Visitors to the Mount Rushmore National Memorial will celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with the return of fireworks at the iconic site on July 3.

A criminal illegal alien has been charged for alleged voter fraud in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the news coming as President Donald Trump urges Republican lawmakers to safeguard U.S. elections by passing the SAVE America Act.

A passenger made quite the scene after she was accused of playing a cellphone video on her loudspeaker once she boarded an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa recently.

The family who lost their loved one during a violent incident outside a Los Angeles-area library in September is suing for $40 million in damages. 

A measles outbreak is spreading across Northern California and officials said over 100 children may have been exposed to the illness at a recent event.

The widow of the high school teacher in Gainesville, Georgia, who died after a prank gone wrong wants the charges against the students involved dropped.

An art center that serves veterans and their families in Grand Junction, Colorado, is finally getting needed repairs after years of leaks and becoming a target of theft. 

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) has vetoed a bill to create a specialty license plate honoring Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk, who was brutally assassinated in September.

President Donald Trump said Sunday he will not sign other bills until the SAVE America Act is passed and election integrity is secured.

Officials reportedly said a prison guard in the unit where Jeffrey Epstein was being held Googled his name minutes before he was found dead. 

A player formerly on an L.A. private school’s water polo team is accused of sexually assaulting a younger teammate while at the school.

Canada is on its way to recording 100,000 deaths from assisted suicide as pro-life advocates are voicing strong objections to the practice.

The wife of New York City Democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani is accused of liking several social media posts cheering the violent October 7, 2023 terrorist attack on Israel, and he has come out defending her.

Former President Joe Biden (D) compared his intellect with the intellects of mourners at Reverend Jesse Jackson’s memorial service on Friday in Chicago at the House of Hope arena.

A highly contagious virus is suspected of affecting nearly 80 people who were onboard Holland America’s Westerdam ship in Hong Kong.

Ford is recalling over 615,000 vehicles due to two safety issues, the news coming as the company experienced major financial losses in 2025.

The Democrat leader of the Mayors for a Guaranteed Income wants the government to provide help in the form of cash payments to Americans.

Law enforcement said a 19-year-old illegal immigrant who was a Democrat lawmaker’s guest at President Donald Trump’s recent State of the Union address is named in police reports involving sexual assault and juveniles, the Boston Herald reported Thursday.

Authorities have arrested a U.S. government contractor accused of stealing over $46 million in cryptocurrency from the U.S. Marshals Service.

An abortion provider in Sacramento, California, is offering beauty treatments for women after Planned Parenthood’s flow of federal dollars was cut off.

A laser is reportedly being deployed against Iran’s Islamic regime as the United States continues Operation Epic Fury.

A supporter of President Donald Trump who was refused service at a Smoothie King in Michigan said he and his family have been getting threatening messages.

Police are investigating a man wearing camouflage who entered the hotel where Texas Attorney General Kent Paxton is hosting his election night party in Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday. 

A reparations commission in Illinois released a report looking back through state history to identify what it deems harms committed against black residents.

Acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons is criticizing the Boston Police Department for ignoring immigration detainer requests.