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A judge sentenced a former hippie to 27 years in prison on Friday for a 2016 incident where he left a homemade bomb outside a Nederland, Colorado, police station.

A South Carolina police officer found a friend in a boy at a local Chick-fil-A last week, shortly after the boy approached him at the restaurant to thank him for his service.

A transgender woman who split a stranger’s face with a logging ax blamed the brutal act on her sex change operation.

The Office of the Texas Secretary of State (SOS) has discovered troubling figures — roughly 95,000 individuals identified as non-U.S. citizens by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) are registered to vote and, 58,000 of those, 61 percent, voted at least once, says Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

An application for a security clearance that President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, submitted was rejected.

In a major warning to purveyors of fake news, Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann and his family have hired a high-powered attorney who specializes in suing the media for libel and slander.

ROMA, Texas – A group of individuals in Mexico hurled rocks and insults at U.S. Border Patrol Agents as they apprehended migrants after an illegal crossing.

Wednesday night on Capitol Hill, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-HI) told TMZ she will listen to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address but she will not attempt to shake his hand. When a reporter asked if she would be

Activists with the left-wing animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) pretended to grill a dog at an outdoor mall display in Sydney, Australia, on Thursday to try and convince people to become vegans.

Surveillance video captured the moment when more than 110 migrants exploited outdated fencing technology to cross the U.S.-Mexico Border on Monday. The end of the footage shows a human smuggler running away from the fence with a ladder on his back.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is leading the crowded field of Democrats seeking to clinch the Democratic Party’s nomination for president in 2020, according to a recent poll.

A Missouri gym owner reportedly told an Army veteran not to wear a Trump T-shirt to his next visit to the gym because it made customers “uncomfortable.”

An Ohio man is in hot water with authorities for allegedly running a $2.7 million food stamp fraud scheme alongside an illegal slaughterhouse – all out of his own home.

An Arizona mother accused of throwing her newborn baby into the trash at an Amazon facility in Phoenix told authorities she “panicked” when she gave birth because she did not know she was pregnant.

A California judge sentenced an illegal alien on Tuesday to 401 years to life in prison for his role in carrying out multiple sex crimes.

A male nurse at an Arizona healthcare facility has been charged with rape after a woman of severely diminished capacity gave birth last year.

House Democrats are introducing a bill to increase the minimum purchase age for commonly-owned semiautomatic rifles Wednesday.

Freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is getting slammed on social media for attacking the Covington Catholic students in a Tuesday night tweet, even after media outlets admitted to misreporting the viral encounter between the students and the Native American elder.

The Covington High School students have earned the support of an attorney who has threatened to sue New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman for the “obvious libel” of her accusations against them.

A journalist was fired after his employer found he had tweeted out his wish that the Covington Catholic kids and their parents be killed.

An illegal alien arrested Saturday for allegedly killing four people in Nevada this month is expected to face murder charges.

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s supporters sounded off on the possibility of their hometown favorite running for president, as many questioned if he and his family can handle yet another run for the presidency.

A barefoot toddler attempting to mimic her parents walked out of a pickup truck with her hands raised over her head towards several armed cops in Florida, according to a video posted on Facebook Thursday.

New York City restaurants, feeling the pinch of trying to make ends meet, are slashing their staff after a state law that took effect at the end of 2018 is mandating restaurants with 11 or more workers to pay a $15 an hour minimum wage.

Authorities arrested a teenager for allegedly robbing and pistol-whipping a 69-year-old Nashville woman on Friday night.

A double-amputee Marine veteran who works as a police officer kept true to his mission of defending citizens against criminals like he defended his country, thwarting a suspected gunman at a Long Island strip club on Saturday.

A former scout leader from New Jersey was reportedly sentenced to ten years in state prison for sexually abusing three teens in his Boy Scout troop.

A tornado ravaged the town of Wetumpka, Alabama, on Saturday afternoon, injuring at least one and causing significant damage to buildings in the area.

Thousands of strangers attended the Friday military funeral of a 77-year-old Vietnam War veteran from New Jersey who died alone and had no known relatives.

Huntsville, Alabama, police indicate that an IHOP employee pulled his own gun and killed a man who was shooting at store employees.

Virginia State Senator Amanda Chase (R) is openly carrying a handgun as a way to deter violent protesters.

A group of 376 Central American migrants illegally crossed into the U.S. on Monday by crawling underneath a border fence in Yuma, Arizona, and immediately surrendered themselves to U.S. authorities.

Hundreds of migrants forced their way into Mexico by breaking the gates at one of the international ports of entry with Guatemala and are now being escorted north by federal police.

In an apparent shift in tactics, Mexican cartel operatives tried to smuggle more than 700 pounds of cocaine through the waters of the Rio Grande. The failed effort is unique since most hard drugs are routinely moved directly through ports of entry.

Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) told the House Democratic members holding a conference in Puerto Rico during the government shutdown to “go back.”

A Massachusetts couple who work for the Internal Revenue Service claims they have had to resort to selling personal belongings on Craigslist to make ends meet during the ongoing government shutdown.