TEXAS SHERIFF: Nine Dead, Including Children, in Mall Shooting
A shooter at a mall in North Texas left behind multiple victims, including children, according to the Collin County sheriff. The sheriff also confirmed the shooter is dead at the scene.

A shooter at a mall in North Texas left behind multiple victims, including children, according to the Collin County sheriff. The sheriff also confirmed the shooter is dead at the scene.

A California professor at the University of the Pacific has been indicted for allegedly trafficking images of child sexual abuse after online conversations with an undercover FBI agent.

A medical examiner in New York deemed the death of Jordan Neely on a subway train at the hands of another passenger a homicide.

A 51-year-old man was arrested in Vancouver on Thursday, the day after he parked a trailer downtown and began selling cocaine, crack, methamphetamines, and heroin with all the nonchalance of a food truck vendor slinging hot dogs.

Officials arrested and identified a suspect connected to the murder of a woman recently found dead on a Phoenix hiking trail.

Details have emerged regarding Jeffrey Epstein’s calendar and four of the nation’s wealthiest men, whom he was reportedly scheduled to meet in 2014.

An illegal alien, accused with his illegal alien brother of murdering K9 officer and sheriff’s deputy Ned Byrd last year, has been captured in Mexico after having escaped from a Virginia jail on April 30.

Jeffrey Epstein and Woody Allen reportedly made plans to socialize together every month from 2014 to 2015 — a time when Epstein was already a registered sex offender who had been sentenced to jail for soliciting a minor for sex.

The world is a better place than Seth Stewart thought after he recovered his stolen boat with the help of friends and strangers on Facebook.

Jamie Komoroski, the alleged drunk driver in a fatal crash that killed a bride and severely injured the groom hours after their wedding, wore a Bud Light costume on Halloween, a recently surfaced photo shows.

This is all on Democrats, Democrat policies, and the moronic voters who hand them power.

Two arrests were made when authorities found a huge amount of fentanyl in checked bags at Chicago’s Midway Airport.

The case against Jared “Riley” Dowell, who was charged in January with assaulting a police officer and vandalizing a monument, is set to be dismissed within one year, according to a Boston Municipal Court judge.

Jackson Mahomes, the brother of Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, refused to take questions from reporters.
A Monday court ruling accused an ex-Barclays executive of sexually abusing a woman during a visit to Jeffrey Epstein’s Virgin Islands home after reportedly getting permission.

Paula Canny, the defense attorney for Nima Momeni, the suspect in last month’s murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee, blamed the victim for his death, pointing out that the tech executive had drugs in his system at the time and was therefore probably acting like a “drug person.”

As we all know, plenty of people—Bill Murray, Frank Langella, Woody Allen, F. Murray Abraham, Nate Parker, Jonathan Majors—have been blacklisted over nothing at all or a much, much, much lesser sin.

Twenty-four-year-old Deion Patterson, the Northside Hospital shooting suspect, was apprehended around 7:45 p.m. near Truist Park where the Atlanta Braves play baseball.

California State Sen. Dave Min (D), who is running for California’s 47th Congressional district and is endorsed by Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA), announced he was “cited” with a misdemeanor for driving under the influence on Tuesday.

Police have released the booking photo of a four-time deported illegal alien who has been arrested and charged with allegedly murdering a family of five in Cleveland, Texas.

Nordstrom will be shuttering its two stores in downtown San Francisco after 35 years due to a change in “the dynamics of the downtown,” the retailer announced Tuesday.

Civilians in Haiti reportedly killed five more alleged gangsters and burned their bodies in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday, part of a growing trend of frustrated citizens taking the law into their own hands as criminals run rampant across the country.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) recently encouraged residents to use Apple AirTags to help combat the city’s surging car theft numbers. New York City Police Department Chief Jeffrey Maddrey added to the Mayor’s message, tweeting: “Help us help you, get an AirTag.”

The employee handbook for Atlanta’s Northside Hospital, the site at which an attacker shot and killed one and wounded three on Wednesday, has a gun-free policy prohibiting “the possession of weapons.”

The Atlanta Police Department released a photo and BOLO (Be On the Lookout) as a suspect remained at large following reports of a shooting on W. Peachtree St. between 12th St. and 13th St.

Jackson Mahomes, the brother of Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, has been arrested for aggravated sexual battery.

University of Alabama Deputy Athletic Director Matt Self was arrested Sunday in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on third-degree domestic violence charges, according to reports.
Authorities in the Mexican coastal state of Colima announced the discovery of ten mass graves filled with 26 bodies. The discovery comes at a time when even tourist destinations are experiencing a wave of kidnappings and disappearances as drug cartels continue to wage fierce territorial disputes throughout Mexico.

Police arrested suspects and raided homes across Germany and Italy in a clamp down on members of the Italian ´ndrangheta syndicate.

An assistant principal at Westfield High School in Houston, Texas, was sent to the hospital last Thursday after being beaten by a mob of students.

Ex-Las Vegas Raiders player Henry Ruggs told a judge Tuesday he will admit that he drove drunk at speeds up to 156 mph, causing a fiery crash that killed a woman. His plea deal is expected to send the 24-year-old first-round NFL draft pick to state prison for three to 10 years.

Seven bodies have been found in the backyard of a property in Henryetta, Oklahoma, and authorities have named two missing teenage victims among them.

A New Mexico woman was sentenced to 16 years in prison Monday after abandoning her newborn son in a dumpster in the city of Hobbs in January of last year.

With the Democratic National Convention just over a year away, the Chicago Police have issued a carjacking alert as crime continues to soar in the Windy City.

A new bride was struck and killed by an allegedly drunk driver after leaving her wedding reception in Folly Beach, South Carolina, last Friday.

Public officials in the border state of Tamaulipas are working to marginalize the violence that is spreading through their cities. Violence escalated in recent days as rival cartels fight for control of drug and human trafficking routes. The violence manifested itself in numerous blockades inside multiple cities while convoys of gunmen in armored vehicles fight in the outskirts and along key highways.

Pro-migration activists and journalists are trying to hide the reality a repeatedly deported illegal migrant was enabled by federal policy to murder five other migrants in Texas.

Authorities in Mexico discovered eight bodies as they carried out a search in various locations throughout the city of Cancun for locals previously reported kidnapped or missing. The discovery and subsequent searches come at a time when the tourist hotspot is experiencing a dramatic rise in violence as rival criminal organizations fight for control of the lucrative local drug and sex trade.

The body of six-year-old Bella Fontanelle was found stuffed in a ten-gallon chlorine bucket covered by a lid outside her mother’s home in Harahan, Louisiana, on Wednesday, April 26, at 8:20 a.m., as first reported by the DailyMail.

A manhunt is underway by local, state, and federal officials 26 hours after one of two illegal aliens, accused of murdering K9 officer and sheriff’s deputy Ned Byrd last year, escaped from Piedmont Regional Jail in Prince Edward County, Virginia.
