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A Florida Police Department Posted a photograph of a local Texas Roadhouses tribute to the 13 fallen who lost their lives in Kabul.

The U.S. Navy has identified the five servicemembers who were killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of San Diego last Tuesday.

A rioter who shot at SWAT three times during a George Floyd protest has been acquitted of all counts. Jaleel Stallings of St.Paul, Minnesota, fired at SWAT three times during a George Floyd protest in May 2020, in Minneapolis. The 29-year-old had

A rioter allegedly attempted to set fire to an NYPD van with officers inside amidst a violent protest Friday in the name of 24-year-old Mike Rosado, who died from a gunshot wound after exchanging gunfire with police.

The New York Times has changed the headline “Biden, Still Grieving His Son, Finds That Not Everyone Wants to Hear About It,” after receiving a significant amount of social media criticism. 

A 96-year-old WWII veteran went for one more flight in a vintage Boeing Stearman plane thanks to the organization Dream Flights.

Google locked the email accounts of a number of former Afghanistan government leaders in order to prevent the Taliban from gaining their identities.

A Florida Diner became so busy that it ran out of food after the owner posted a sign in the window that told Biden voters to, “take their business elsewhere.”

Planned Parenthood has secured a rare emergency temporary restraining order (TRO) in a suit against Texas Right to Life, fresh off the heels of the 5-4 Supreme Court decision not to block the new bill prohibiting abortion after six weeks.

A spokesperson for the Taliban has cautioned the United States regarding potential future interferences with their culture and treatment of women in Afghanistan.

President Joe Biden’s Federal Trade Commission has begun to look into the too-oft broken McDonald’s ice cream machines, which have angered consumers and franchise owners for years.

In an act of heroism, bystander David Velazquez rescued a 68-year-old man and 69-year-old woman from a collapsed three-story building in Philadelphia.

President Biden issued emergency declarations in both New York and New Jersey as states were wallopped by Hurricane Ida. The two Democrat-run states have accounted for 42 of the 49 deaths in the northeast. 

In the wake of the death of 13 United States service members, who lost their lives during President Joe Biden’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, children from a community in Utah have put together a heartfelt display to honor the nation’s fallen heroes.

The Center for Disease Control has recommended against unvaccinated Americans traveling this Labor Day Weekend.

A Tennessee man led police on a car chase through two counties after dismembering his own penis.

A wild video captured in a TikTok post depicts an alligator eating a drone, and suffering severe consequences in the form of internal burning. Smoke began to billow out of the gator’s mouth only moments after it mistook the device for food.

Democrat Tiffany Cabán, a New York City council candidate, has outlined a plan for victims of violent crimes to help rehabilitate their offenders in her public safety agenda.

As presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump has preached a message of “America first,” major American companies, that have been staples of manufacturing and economic growth, are being bought up by foreign companies, at what seems to be an exponential rate.

As presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump gears up for the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July – where he is almost certain to face angry progressive protesters – Breitbart News has compiled a list of the worst examples of anti-Trump violence so far this year.

In his blistering speech against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, presumptive GOP nominee Donald J. Trump lit into her over her private home-brew email server during her time as Secretary of State.

The Orlando cemeteries preparing to receive the bodies of those killed in Pulse nightclub Sunday night are struggling with both the high number of bodies they are receiving and with assuring privacy for the families of those killed.

President Barack Obama met with the Dalai Lama in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, much to China’s disappointment.

Seddique Mateen, father of the Islamist terrorist responsible for the slaughter of 49 people at the gay night club Pulse on Sunday, made several trips to the nation’s capital, at least one this year, according to NewsMax.

Diamond and Silk, early supporters of Donald Trump for president, introduced the billionaire businessman and presumptive GOP presidential nominee on Tuesday in North Carolina—firing up the crowd, and hammering former Secretary of State and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as a “crook.”

As police notify next of kin, authorities have made available the names of the 49 people killed at Pulse night club on Sunday morning by jihadist terrorist Omar Mateen. With their names public, their friends and family have begun telling the stories of who their loved ones were and how they lived their lives.

Omar Mateen, the Orlando terrorist who killed at least 50 and injured as many in an assault on a gay night club Sunday morning, took an online course run by a radical Imam who spent four years in prison, Fox News reports.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s counsel and chief of staff Cheryl Mills replied at least 189 times with variations of “I don’t know” or “I don’t recall” during a deposition about the Clinton email scandal, a transcript of the deposition reviewed by Breitbart News shows.