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A man is mourning the loss of his 17-month-old son, blaming the baby’s mother and CPS for allegedly letting him overdose on fentanyl.

A small Colorado town’s council has unanimously voted to affirm its status as a non-sanctuary city after seeing Denver’s migrant overflow.

A 19-year-old Brazilian social media influencer is calling for justice after saying she was drugged, beaten, and raped by a group of male influencers at a party.

The National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society has finally backtracked on its treatment of a 90-year-old volunteer who was fired over pronouns.

A small Kentucky sheriff’s department, within five years, has seized enough fentanyl to kill two million Americans, officials said Tuesday.

A Florida public school district has confirmed its sixth case of measles as health officials warn of an outbreak.

A young girl died after being buried alive when a hole she and her brother were digging on a Florida beach collapsed on them Tuesday.

A Wisconsin Pizza Hut employee has been accused of killing his manager over a $7,000 inheritance check, authorities said.

Wyze, a security camera company boasting 10 million users, is in hot water after a breach allowed 13,000 customers to see into other people’s homes.

The Democrat-controlled state of New York has been quietly handing out cash payments to thousands of migrants under a new rule change.

The number of New York City police officers getting injured by perps has skyrocketed in recent years, with the 2023 numbers totaling a whopping 5,363 cops hurt on the job.

Some Trump-supporting truckers are refusing to transport loads to and from New York City after the former president was fined $355 million and had his ability to run businesses in the state suspended in Friday’s civil fraud verdict.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has made yet another warning about an impending “Disease X” outbreak, with Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus telling world leaders that it’s “a matter of when, not if.”

Texas will install a military base in the border city of Eagle Pass to curb the flow of illegal migrants, Gov. Greg Abbott said Friday.

Nike has begun mass layoffs of about 1,600 employees, President and CEO John Donahoe said in a Thursday company-wide email obtained by WFAA.

A Pennsylvania judge is accused of shooting her ex-boyfriend in the head while he slept — just a few years after shooting her ex-husband.

A Chicago man accused of stabbing a stranger on Christmas was released by a judge — then missed his court date for attempted murder while he was allegedly busy stabbing another random woman.

New York City police are searching for a woman who randomly attacked a cellist playing at a Midtown subway station before slipping away amid rush-hour crowds, prompting the musician to suspend such performances “indefinitely.”

Dole has announced a recall of multiple salad kits from their brand name and private labels because they were processed at the location of a listeria outbreak in California.

A mother is suing a Michigan psychiatric facility for $100 million after staff watched a teenage female patient beat her nine-year-old son.

A 5-year-old Ohio boy has been found deceased after a statewide manhunt for him and his foster mother, who is accused of kidnapping the child and later leading police to his body.

A diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) program for Washington emergency responders has been suspended following backlash from employees, at the risk of endangering their professional certifications.

A 90-year-old California woman has been fired from her volunteer role at the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society after 60 years because she “did not understand pronouns.”

A Massachusetts couple who volunteered their home as a shelter for illegal immigrants were surprised to find a migrant family at their door within the hour.

A Florida couple accused of robbing a hardware store while wearing matching Cookie Monster pajamas has now had their 10 pets taken.

Rachel Dolezal, the disgraced former NAACP chapter leader who misrepresented herself as black for years, has been fired by an Arizona school district after officials learned of her OnlyFans page.

The disturbing case of an Indian American family of four found dead in their upper-class Silicon Valley home is being investigated as a murder-suicide, local police have said.

A Southwest Airlines flight to Hawaii turned into complete chaos when passengers and crew members were forced to break up a midair fight between two travelers.

William “Bill” Post, the man credited with inventing the beloved Pop Tart died on Saturday, a Michigan funeral home confirmed to PEOPLE. He was 96.

The FBI is warning families about the rise of online “sextortion,” as criminal rings are beginning to use AI to blackmail teenage victims.

A 38-year-old woman was found deceased in a New York City hotel room next to a bloody iron, and her son said she had been acting “nervous.”

A Disney on Ice performer is “fighting for her life” after taking a nasty fall while being lifted by another skater during a “shaky” routine. 

A fight broke out between Kansas City Chiefs fans and San Francisco 49ers fans at a Las Vegas casino after the Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory.

A British man who successfully snuck onto a flight from London to New York City without a passport or plane ticket has gone missing, U.K. authorities say.

A disabled Arkansas U.S. Army veteran will become the recipient of a custom-built home from the nonprofit organization Homes for Our Troops (HFOT).

A rural Virginia community is rallying around the president of the local volunteer fire department during his battle with multiple forms of cancer.