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An Oklahoma fisherman is very proud of himself after landing the catch of a lifetime at Pine Creek Reservoir on Tuesday.

A policeman was ambushed and fatally shot while trying to help a man who was pretending to be a victim but was actually a suspect in the mass shooting on Thursday in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A man was stabbed in New York City’s Time Square on Thursday, and police sources say three suspects with a machete targeted him.

Walgreens is lowering prices on more than one thousand items as other corporations also battle inflation in President Joe Biden’s America.

A man in Michigan who has a suspended driver’s license apparently made one big mistake when he joined a court Zoom call in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Nike has reportedly laid off some workers from its secret sneaker archives, the news coming after the company began mass layoffs in February.

A nonprofit Christian ministry in Oregon is struggling after a state government agency conditioned funding when it comes to hiring workers who do not have the same beliefs, per court allegations.

Authorities said a passenger died after leaping from the world’s largest cruise ship on Sunday during a journey from Florida to Honduras.

An immigrant in Chicago, Illinois, has been causing a lot of trouble for police officers and businesses in the area.

Twin brothers at a high school in St. Louis, Missouri, have achieved something incredible that will help them on their educational journey.

A fifth grader in Blue Springs, Missouri, has a big heart that led him to do something special for his friends at Thomas Ultican Elementary School.

A bear is causing some concern for neighbors in Monrovia, California, due to its apparent sweet tooth.

A 15-year-old boy was stabbed Saturday on the boardwalk in Ocean City, New Jersey, and the incident caused panic among crowds of people in the area.

A man is accused of throwing flaming liquid onto another man on the subway in New York City, as residents endure rising assaults on trains.

The second female victim brutally attacked in the Venice Canals area of Los Angeles on April 6 has died after being declared brain dead.

An Army combat veteran was attacked by a grizzly bear in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park and recalled his fight to survive.

Three people were arrested in connection with recent street takeovers that occurred in Highland, California, one of them only 15 years old.

Christians participated in what is being called the nation’s largest-ever baptism that occurred in California over the weekend with approximately 12,000 people being immersed.

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker did not show any regret on Friday for his commencement speech that made leftists’ heads explode.

UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine has dropped in the rankings, and some faculty members are reportedly pointing to admissions decisions that “prioritize diversity over merit” as a likely cause.

More than 100 people are ill due to what officials said Thursday is a salmonella outbreak among backyard poultry across 29 states.

JPMorgan Chase bank has apparently rolled back a policy that led to the de-banking of several conservatives and nonprofit groups.

A couple in Montana claims that without a warrant, social workers took their teenage daughter, who wanted to transition to a boy.

A more than $310 million settlement was reached Thursday with Norfolk Southern over the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

A woman from Fresno, California, got a huge shock after taking her children on a family trip to Pismo Beach.

A customer attacked a Los Angeles restaurant worker on Monday over an order that was taking too long.

Democrat state lawmakers in Illinois are hoping to change a 2009 bill to reclassify the term used for criminals.

A little girl with a huge heart has set a lofty goal to raise money that will ultimately help patients battling stage four breast cancer.

The suspect accused of killing a homeless man with an ax earlier in 2024 has been accused in a similar incident in Seattle, Washington.

A Colorado man is facing up to 60 years in prison for allegedly setting fire to the wrong home, killing an entire family in August 2020.

A massive brawl involving 400 to 500 people erupted Saturday at a skating rink in Brandon, Florida, after a teen’s birthday party was canceled.

A woman from New Jersey who claims she won over $2 million while playing an Atlantic City slot machine in February may not get her winnings.

Officials in Oakland, California, removed traffic lights from an intersection and replaced them with stop signs amid rampant thefts some attribute to a homeless encampment.

A teacher in Arkansas, whose students surprised her on national television in 2020, has been sentenced to prison for having sex with a 17-year-old student she met at the school where she taught.

Restaurant chain Red Lobster said Sunday it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the news coming after an all-you-can-eat offering reportedly caused financial trouble.

Drivers are apparently choosing to drive gas powered vehicles over electric ones amid President Joe Biden’s (D) push for Americans to go green on the road.