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A mailman in Leicestershire, England, asked Facebook users Monday to help him find the mother of a child who wrote a Father’s Day letter to her dad in Heaven.

Parents and activists in Texas descended on the Fort Worth Independent School District’s (FWISD) school board meeting to protest Critical Race Theory (CRT) on Tuesday.

A group of clergy members in Ohio recently called on citizens to join them for a day of prayer and appreciation for their local police and sheriff’s department.

A 10-year-old boy who rescued a family friend in distress at the bottom of a hotel pool is being praised for his quick thinking.

The Washington Post is being criticized for a video it published in which ‘experts’ urge white people to make “white accountability groups.”

Members of the Mohave Sunrise Rotary Club of Bullhead City, Arizona, hosted a parade recently to show support for local police, firefighters, and first responders.

Convicted cop killer Jamie Hood failed to win his recent bid for another trial after the Georgia Supreme Court upheld his previous convictions and sentences.

American Airlines canceled hundreds of flights over the weekend because of staffing shortages and additional issues, challenges the carrier is grappling with as travel demand increases.

A 10-year-old boy who recently got his own service dog worked to do the same thing for another young person in need.

A man who jumped off a bridge to rescue a toddler recently got to ride thousands of feet in the sky inside an F-16 Fighting Falcon.

After New York City descended into widespread looting and vandalism in mid-2020, the Bronx District Attorney (DA) has dropped charges against a majority of the arrested rioters, NBC New York reported Friday.

The Idaho deputy marshal who lost his job after mocking NBA star LeBron James in a TikTok video was offered a position with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office during a recent television interview.

A Jeep slammed into six family members gathered on a Bronx sidewalk on Sunday morning, leaving a woman in critical condition.

A 14-year-old named Caleb Prewitt who has Down syndrome and lives in Jacksonville, Florida, had never really looked forward to exercise.

Chaos ensued in Washington Square Park Saturday when a man reportedly armed with a taser and knife sent parkgoers running for cover, trampling a woman as they escaped.

The psychiatrist who told a Yale School of Medicine audience about her fantasies of shooting white people characterized whites as “psychopathic” during a recent interview with former CNN pundit Marc Lamont Hill.

Over 30 women sued Pornhub Thursday and accused the site of violating federal sex trafficking laws, distributing child porn, racketeering, and additional crimes.

An Atlanta community has reportedly made the decision to separate from the city in order to create its own police force, according to Bill White, who is the Buckhead City Committee CEO.

A New Jersey city offered a tribute to George Floyd Wednesday by unveiling a 700-pound bronze statue of him outside Newark’s City Hall.

A Florida law set to take effect allows first responders to transport and treat police K-9s hurt in the line of duty, offering more prompt medical care for the canine partners.

A rescue effort that occurred over the weekend and was caught on camera has placed three Painesville, Ohio, officers in the spotlight.

A family in Pace, Florida, adopted a baby girl this week two years after adopting two boys.

A man in Wisconsin has gone to great lengths to inspire his own children and raise money for a worthy cause.

Elizabeth and Jake Landuyt said their wedding day was like something out of a dream, that is until the unthinkable happened. 

A veteran in California was reunited with his lost canine companion Sunday after he went missing for several days.

Burger King recently took a shot at Chick-fil-A amid Pride month, saying it will donate money from its chicken sandwich to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the world’s biggest LGBTQ civil rights group.

The group Fair Fight Action, led by failed Georgia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, is announcing a campaign to mobilize young minority voters around the “For the People Act.”

Residents in Washington state who are of legal age may get a free joint at licensed marijuana stores if they choose to get an on-site coronavirus vaccine, officials announced Monday.

Becoming the high school valedictorian is a huge achievement, and 12-year-old Mike Wimmer recently made it happen.

The Washington Square Arch was reportedly left vandalized with anti-police sentiments and “Black Lives Matter” graffiti after hundreds clashed with police in New York City recently.

A Minneapolis couple is suing the city and mayor for failing to protect and watch over its streets, the Daily Mail reported Monday.

A board member with the Salt Lake City School District has stepped down after his arrest regarding a child pornography and rape investigation.

A psychiatrist based in New York City reportedly told a group at the Yale School of Medicine she fantasized about “unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way.”

A couple in Arkansas are grateful their newborn is alive and well thanks to a rookie officer at the Pottsville Police Department who has become their hero.

Video of a high school graduate in Pennsylvania walking at his recent graduation ceremony a few years after he was paralyzed is getting a lot of attention online.

A woman who went viral for a clip supporting Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is being criticized for giving her followers a tour of what she claimed is her $2 million apartment.