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A California mother pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter as part of a plea deal after she allegedly left her baby in a hot car while she got lip filler.

A 24-year-old Indiana pastor’s son was sentenced to prison on Friday after pleading guilty in regard to a child exploitation case.

An official government watchdog has located nearly $1 billion in COVID-era unemployment benefits that are in danger of falling into the hands of fraudsters.

A video from Monday shows hockey spectators fighting back against the transgender father who opened fire on his family at Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Actor and comedian Tim Allen recently shared details about how his journey reading the entire Bible has affected him.

A mural of the Ukrainian refugee who was brutally murdered on a North Carolina train in August 2025 has appeared on a building in Las Vegas.

Some sheriffs in the state of Maryland are vowing to continue working with ICE in defiance of their Democrat governor.

The cold case of the rape and murder of a 19-year-old Indianapolis woman more than three decades ago was closed Friday as a 53-year-old man was sentenced to 45 years in prison for the crime.

Police officers in Aurora, Colorado, watched in amazement as the driver of a stolen car took it to new heights earlier this month.

Happy Valentine’s Day! You’re going to jail. That is the message several police departments urged the ex-lovers of wanted felons to send, in what can only be called serious payback for a relationship gone bad.

A former Miss California winner was booted from the Trump administration’s Religious Liberty Commission on Monday during a hearing on antisemitism at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC.

A San Jose assistant principal — a 2024 finalist for California Teacher of the Year — has been arrested after allegedly attempting to pay an undercover officer, whom he thought was a 13-year-old boy, for sex.

The headquarters for the Republican Party of Eau Claire County in Wisconsin was vandalized with red spray paint overnight on Friday, and police are investigating.

Former President Barack Obama has weighed in on phenomena in the world’s skies that have perplexed observers since “flying saucers” were first reported after World War II.

An internal Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo proposes a sweeping “detention reengineering” initiative aimed at fixing the system’s most chronic failures.

Columbia University has backed off after promoting a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recruitment event online which drew the ire of leftists.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) wants officials to look abroad regarding Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) husband, Tim Mynett, and his failed business ventures.

An elderly and reportedly wealthy woman who killed a family of four while speeding the wrong way down a residential San Francisco street will likely face no prison time, a judge handling the case indicated Friday.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) issued a dire warning during a Friday podcast, saying, “If I go to sleep, democracy may very well die.”

A family is suing an Arizona hospital over the death of their adult son who died after being discharged and left on a hot sidewalk in August.

The top federal prosecutor for Los Angeles is vowing to hunt down and prosecute the perpetrators who injured three federal agents, sending one to the hospital, during a student-led anti-ICE protest Friday. “The violent attack this afternoon by high school

An immigrant restaurant owner in Catalina, Arizona, is showing warm hospitality to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as they face an increase in threats.

As the Nancy Guthrie abduction case enters its 14th day, news outlets were waiting on official word from authorities after law enforcement swarmed a Tucson home and detained three people in connection with the elderly woman’s mysterious disappearance.

The teenage female wrestler who was allegedly sexually assaulted by a transgender opponent is taking a stand for other young women in sports.

In what at times appears to be an epidemic of teachers grooming and becoming sexually involved with their pupils, a former New Jersey high school teacher was sentenced to ten years in prison this week for sex charges involving two of her students.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) was reportedly in control of media strategy regarding the devastating 2025 wildfires.

A woman is accused of trying to burn down a building that was proposed to be a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Kansas City, Missouri.

As the congressional midterm elections approach this year, it has become apparent that just who will have the advantage in redistricting battles on the state level may very well be in the hands of the men and women in black robes.

President Donald Trump on Thursday pardoned five former players in the National Football League (NFL), including iconic Heisman Trophy halfback Billy Cannon and New York Jets Hall of Fame defensive tackle Joe Klecko.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is pushing back on a claim that he withheld essential physical evidence from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie and suggested the news media was sowing “division” among investigators.

Gov. Jenniffer González of Puerto Rico took major steps Thursday to recognize the personhood of babies in the womb.

Only one House Democrat voted in favor of legislation that would require voter ID to prove citizenship in elections. The U.S. House of Representatives was able to pass the election integrity bill, despite opposition from all but one Democrat — a stark

Floridians joined forces to rescue a 400 pound manatee from a dangerous situation in Melbourne Beach on Tuesday.

Details have emerged in the case of a former NFL player accused of beating his girlfriend to death earlier this month.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal claimed Attorney General Pam Bondi spied on her search history as she viewed Epstein files on a government computer.

Gallup, a leading public opinion polling agency, announced on Wednesday that it will no longer track presidential approval ratings after 88 years of doing so.