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More than 50,000 young adults recently gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, to worship God, adding to what church leaders believe is a “revival.”

Violent crime is raging across New York City, as several shootings took place on Saturday in multiple boroughs.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama said in a recent interview that her fears about the 2024 presidential election keep her up at night.

A mob of anti-Israel protesters took over three New York City bridges and Manhattan’s Holland Tunnel, leading to more than 300 arrests.

The drama stemming from woke Ivy Leagues appears to be far from over, with conservatives stating that the resignations of the Harvard and University of Pennsylvania presidents amid antisemitism controversy are “just the beginning.”

The fear of a “tripledemic” is rising as cases of flu, coronavirus, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) surge across the U.S.

A Nashville man is accused of killing his elderly wife with a hammer on New Year’s Day and burying her body on his property outside of town, police say.

A Florida man was arrested after police used the World of Warcraft video game to track down a missing Ohio teen he was allegedly hiding and intending to sexually abuse.

A Louisiana police chief and his wife, who is a police captain, were both allegedly shot by the chief’s mistress, also a police officer.

Chaos erupted on an Alaska Airlines plane when a massive piece of the aircraft blew off mid-flight, sucking out passengers’ belongings.

An investigation has been launched after as many as 10 Oregon hospital patients died after a nurse allegedly switched their fentanyl IVs for tap water, medical center staff said.

A toddler who was surrendered to a Kentucky fire station in a shoe box as a newborn has been adopted by the family who fostered him for over 500 days.

A homeless man has been charged with knocking a man onto the Philadelphia SEPTA train tracks, leading to the victim getting struck and killed.

Tesla has announced a recall of over 1.6 million electric vehicles sold in China to reduce crashes caused by autopilot issues.

The construction of a major wind energy project previously touted by the Biden administration as an example of positive “Bidenomics” has been canceled, with developers citing “inflation, interest rates and supply chain disruptions.”

A women’s ski festival that hosts a naked skiing event has opened registration for biological females and those who identify as “femme.”

A “street takeover” in Compton, California, led to a mom-and-pop bakery getting ransacked and robbed by a wild group of thugs, not even two days into 2024.

A Chicago-area man fatally shot his girlfriend and her cousin and wounded his infant son before fleeing and turning the gun on himself.

The mask mandate has gone back into effect at all 11 of New York City’s public hospitals following a rise in reported cases of the coronavirus, flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

The list of over 150 known associates of the late billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is set to begin rolling out on Wednesday, despite an appeal from an anonymous woman in the group.

An attempted kidnapping suspect’s wife is claiming that her husband was just “joking” when he allegedly tried to abduct a 4-year-old from a Florida Walmart in a shocking incident caught on camera.

Major Harvard donor Bill Ackman has demanded that the university’s board resign following Claudine Gay’s departure as school president, condemning their “diversity, equity and inclusion” (DEI) policies and calling out their politically-connected leader.

Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, is now valued at only $12.54 billion just 14 months after the Tesla tycoon acquired the social media platform for $44 billion, according to numbers released by Fidelity Investments.

A North Carolina cop was fatally shot while attempting to stop an ongoing crime while off-duty, the Greensboro Police Department said Sunday.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is continuing to transport illegal migrants to Chicago despite a new city ordinance targeting busing, with eight busloads heading into the sanctuary city Sunday morning after hundreds of asylum seekers were flown in overnight.

The Arizona man accused of murdering a young woman on a Phoenix hiking trail in April shortly after his release from prison will get the death penalty if prosecutors get their way. 

A northern California man who documents his city’s black bear population has made headlines with a shocking video showing himself fending off a huge one that was squatting under a house — with just a paintball gun.

A local Oregon newspaper has been forced to lay off its entire staff after discovering rampant embezzlement by a former employee, effectively shutting down the publication’s printing after forty years.

A Tampa, Florida, woman is coming after the Hershey Company in a $5 million lawsuit for “misleading” consumers with Reese’s candy packaging.

A Kentucky nurse who went to get a kidney stone removed was shocked to learn that both of her arms and legs had to be amputated.

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri brought some much-needed Christmas cheer to Hawaii restaurant workers impacted by the August Maui wildfires on Thursday, in the form of $1.2 million.

A California ex-convict has become an internet sensation and motivational speaker for sharing his journey of overcoming illiteracy.

An Australian teen was tragically killed by a shark in front of his terrified father while the pair were surfing off the southern coast Thursday.

A coalition of Oregon political and business leaders are demanding that legislators recriminalize possession of hard drugs and public drug use after the decriminalization measure passed just three years ago failed miserably.

An anonymous good Samaritan rescued eight puppies that were abandoned on the side of a Texas highway, the local Humane Society chapter says.

Deployed U.S. Army soldiers will no longer be able to store their belongings free of charge while they are away from home.