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A preschooler in Polk County, Florida, spent an entire day performing his dream job with law enforcement officers.

Smoke and heat generated by a huge wildfire in southeastern Oregon are creating massive “fire clouds” above the blaze.

Police in Minnesota released bodycam video of the traffic stop involving state Rep. John Thompson (D), raising questions pertaining to his claim he was stopped for “driving while black.”

A South Carolina mechanic who fixes old vehicles and gives them to people in need of a ride recently made it into the news.

A recent Gallup poll found that six percent of Republicans have “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in television news.

Arizona officials said 40 suspects have been arrested in connection with an operation targeting child sex crimes in the Valley area.

Officials in Queensland and New South Wales (NSW) are signaling a move away from describing dangerous encounters between sharks and humans as “attacks,” according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

The Johnson & Johnson company is voluntarily recalling five of its Neutrogena and Aveeno brand sunscreens after finding a cancer-causing chemical in some samples.

A state police officer received the Michigan State Police Bravery Award on Monday in light of his off-duty efforts to rescue an unconscious man from a burning semi-truck.

Police are hoping to find the man who apparently poured a scalding liquid on another man recently in Midtown Manhattan.

Several Los Angeles beaches were closed Monday to people hoping to enjoy the water once 17 million gallons of sewage spilled into Santa Monica Bay from a nearby treatment plant.

A Cuban priest reportedly remains in police custody as of Monday after police beat him, dragged him through the street, and stripped him in his native Camagüey for supporting peaceful protests.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reportedly set to announce a warning for the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine saying it has been linked to a serious, although rare, side effect.

Protesters in Cuba and Hong Kong appear to have a greater affection for the American flag than some of the nation’s Olympic athletes, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said Monday.

Some of America’s most prominent leftists in office, including members of the Congressional “squad” who rose to prominence advocating for socialism, have remained silent as of Monday press time regarding nationwide protests against socialism in Cuba.

A photo of a Burger King sign in Lincoln, Nebraska, is getting a lot of attention online because of its blunt message.

A state trooper, police sergeant, and a couple are being praised for saving a woman who found herself stranded in her truck during a flood in Columbia, Connecticut.

A New Jersey woman’s body was found in Tennessee on Saturday after she and her toddler son were reportedly abducted by the child’s father, according to authorities.

The city’s remaining contested statue was torn from its pedestal Saturday once Charlottesville’s City Council voted unanimously to take down the statue of Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and Sacagawea.

A woman was apparently duct-taped to an airplane seat after allegedly attacking flight attendants and trying to open the aircraft’s door during the flight.

Five officers recently sued the city of Palo Alto, claiming it permitted a Black Lives Matter mural depicting anti-police images representing harassment and discrimination against law enforcement.

Officer Stacey Byrnes, 29, has lived by the motto “When there’s a will, there’s a way,” even after being told she had stage four cancer.

The owner of Heavenly Pizza in Findlay, Ohio, wanted to demonstrate his gratitude to workers, so on Monday, Josh Elchert gave an entire day’s sales to his employees.

A family struggling following the Surfside condo collapse received a miracle on Friday when their beloved cat was found alive.

Tia Wimbush and Susan Ellis have worked at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta for more than a decade and were in the same department for several years.

A recently trained K-9 officer named Mercy located a missing 12-year-old who got lost in the woods amid Tropical Storm Elsa in Florida.

Video shows boulders strewn across Highway 395 near Coleville in Mono County, California, after a magnitude six earthquake shook both sides of the California/Nevada border Thursday.

The Louisville Metro Police Department in Kentucky released bodycam footage of two police officers rescuing a little girl from her alleged kidnapper.

The American flag is a “symbol of hatred” the Black Lives Matter Utah Chapter claimed in a Facebook post on July Fourth.

Two police officers in Chicopee, Massachusetts, earn recognition for saving a little girl who fell into a swimming pool in June.

A band of artists joined forces in Denmark to create what is believed to be the world’s biggest sandcastle, which stands at 69.4 feet tall.

A grizzly bear pulled a woman out of her tent in Montana and killed her before other campers could discharge bear spray, officials said Wednesday.

A police officer in Marietta, Oklahoma, rescued a sleeping man on Monday when a semi-truck he was parked close to went up in flames.

Police in San Francisco are investigating an apparent handbag robbery that occurred at a Neiman Marcus store on Monday.

An Ohio family was reunited recently after their three-year-old daughter spent over 100 nights inside Nationwide Children’s Hospital fighting cancer.

An ex-teacher in Alabama who pleaded guilty to having sex with two high school students has been sentenced to prison.