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A Missouri judge is making an example of poacher David Berry Jr. and his family by ordering him to repeatedly watch the Disney classic Bambi during his jail time.

A Florida woman allegedly hurled a piece of concrete at a police officer after refusing to obey orders to drop it on the ground, according to video taken from an officer’s body camera.

Avril Richardson has been charged with second-degree sexual assault for her sexual relationship with an inmate at Northern State Prison.

Marines Alejandro Godinez and Luis Torres testified in uniform about allegedly being assaulted by Antifa in the Old City district of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on November 17th.

An African grey parrot used an Amazon Alexa-powered home assistant to order snacks while its owner was away, according to a report.

Christmas came early for seven siblings after an Arkansas couple fought to adopt them out of the state’s foster care system.

The incoming Democrat House majority is readying legislation to criminalize private gun sales.

A convict is suing the state of South Carolina because he is barred from smoking pot in jail, a report says.

TEHRAN, Iran — The website of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard is reporting that a general who fought in Syria and Iraq has allegedly accidentally killed himself while cleaning a gun.

Food stamp enrollment dropped over the past year in 47 out of 50 states, according to the latest U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) statistics on nationwide food stamp enrollment.

A parade float at Disneyland collapsed on Saturday during the California theme park’s Christmas parade, leaving Santa Claus dangling from his sleigh, according to video footage of the incident.

A truck driver rescued two dogs on Wednesday after a motorist flung the animals from a vehicle barreling down an upstate New York highway, police said Friday.

An Indiana police officer killed in the line of duty spent his final hours before his death on Wednesday Christmas shopping for children in his community.

North Carolina Republican lawmakers said Friday they would challenge Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of a bill requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls.

Police in Slidell, Louisiana, are looking for a man who entered a retirement community, then forced his way into a WWII veteran’s apartment to allegedly rob him at gunpoint.

A Georgia store owner and ten of his customers pleaded guilty on Tuesday to food stamp fraud charges for their involvement in a scheme where customers traded food stamp benefits for cash.

Officials at a Greek Orthodox church in Chicago are hailing a last-minute anonymous donation as a “Christmas miracle” after the donation kept the property from going into foreclosure.

Ohio lawmakers passed a bill this week that would allow the state to have greater oversight of people receiving food stamp benefits.

Venezuelans from all walks of life lament their nation’s six-year-old gun ban and say the prohibition against being armed allows their government to dominate them.

Mexican federal investigators discovered an active fentanyl lab belonging to the Sinaloa Cartel in Mexico City.

CNN’s Kate Andersen Brower criticized First Lady Melania Trump on Thursday over her complaints against the media.

Border Patrol agents carried out more than 4,300 rescues of illegal immigrants along or near the U.S. border with Mexico during Fiscal Year 2018, CBP officials reported on Friday. This is up from more than 3,400 the prior year.

Chicago’s outgoing Democrat mayor, Rahm Emanuel, says the way to defuse the Windy City’s pension bomb is to legalize and tax marijuana and build a city-owned casino.

A New York City subway rider made a citizen’s arrest Thursday on a passenger accused of assaulting a fellow passenger on the D train.

The death of Fox 2 meteorologist Jessica Starr of Novi, Michigan, was announced by her colleagues via social media on Thursday.

The United Nations’ COP24 took to social media on Wednesday to boast about serving vegan hot dogs, saying the dogs have a carbon footprint that is “seven times smaller” than a regular hot dog.

Officials announced on Wednesday that the three would-be spelunkers have been found alive after going missing inside an inactive coal mine.

A councilwoman for the city of Nashville is seeking to name Nashville International Airport after billionaire media mogul Oprah Winfrey, pleading with the mayor to hear her proposal.

Members of the Central American migrant caravan are trying to bypass the U.S. asylum request process with staged border crossings in Tijuana.

A bunch of Grinches on a city council in the United Kingdom threatened a woman with fines for putting up posters inviting people who are lonely to enjoy a free Christmas dinner.

City officials removed a Nativity scene from a public park in Woodland, Washington, on Tuesday after receiving several complaints that a Christian display was featured on public property.

A teenager is dead after exchanging gunfire with police outside Dennis Intermediate School in Richmond, Indiana.

The family of a teenager arrested and accused of stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death insists the boy is “not a monster.”

The son of Alton Sterling–the man Baton Rouge police killed, sparking nationwide protests–has been arrested and charged with raping a little girl.

An overflowing storage tank at DreiMeister’s chocolate factory covered a street in Werl, Germany, with molten chocolate.