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A teenager attacked the founder of the anti-crime group Guardian Angels in New York City last week, socking him in the face in an attack on the street, police said Tuesday.

The United States Postal Service (USPS) will observe a national day of mourning on Wednesday, December 5, in honor of former President George H.W. Bush, suspending deliveries.

A violent Bronx mugger launched a surprise attack against a man, mercilessly punching and kicking him, and then robbing him after a knockout.

Former Vice President Joe Biden dropped a hint on his 2020 election plans Monday evening at a stop on his book tour in Missoula, Montana, saying he thinks he is “the most qualified” person for the job.

A North Carolina teacher, accused of having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a 12-year-old student, is being held on a $2.5 million bond since her arrest Friday, according to the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office.

A study from the Crime Prevention Research Center shows that the U.S. ranks 64th on the list of countries that witnessed mass shootings from 1998 to 2015.

A Yuma Sector Border Patrol camera operator observed a suspected human smuggler dropping two small children from the top of an 18-foot border wall. At least one of the children suffered an injury from the drop.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) gave a grim prediction on the 2020 presidential race on Saturday, warning that the race is “going to be ugly.”

A Honolulu preschool classroom assistant mistook the common household cleaner “Pine-Sol” for apple juice, and served it with snacks.

Ticket prices to see former President Bill Clinton and Hillary speak have gone as low as $7 in some locations– and the seats are still empty.

Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue lit a menorah at the site of the most deadly hate crime against Jewish people in U.S. history.

A Texas homeowner who recreated a scene out of the Chevy Chase film National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation outside his home caused chaos when a man thought a dummy hanging from a roof was a real person.

Michigan is set to become the latest state to legalize marijuana for recreational use Thursday and the first state in the Midwest to do so after voters gave the idea their blessing on November 6.

Per Daily Mail, Michael Womer survived a scary fall into a pit of alligators after his rope swing snapped in half. “The Gator Crusader,” as he calls himself, makes a living performing with alligators at Gator Golf Adventure Park in Orlando,

A golden Labrador began his final mission as a service dog to former President George H.W. Bush on Sunday, sleeping next to the 41st president’s casket in a heartwarming tribute.

A 17-year-old boy living as a transgender female claimed he caught on video the moment several school administrators forced open the door to his bathroom stall while he was still inside, but school administrators say the video does not tell the whole story.

A former Ohio nurse will spend the next two years of her life behind bars after she lied to friends and colleagues about her diagnosis of terminal lung cancer.

The Rev. Al Sharpton sold his rights to his life story for a price of more than a half a million dollars— to a charity he owns.

Disgraced Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes took back her decision to resign as the county’s elections chief on Saturday after Gov. Rick Scott suspended her from her duties.

A Marine Corps veteran working as a FedEx delivery man in Maryland went above and beyond his duties as a delivery driver on Wednesday when he stopped to fold an American flag which fell to the ground due to heavy winds.

Christmas came a little early for shoppers at one Long Island, New York, Walmart: a “Secret Santa” paid off every outstanding layaway item on file at the store.

A Texas resident draped an American flag outside the Bush family home in Houston early Saturday morning in a display of support for the family after former President George H.W. Bush’s passing.

Students at Texas A&M University— the university which houses the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum— created a “thousand points of light” candlelight vigil tribute for the late 41st President of the United States.

Human rights groups in Tijuana are sounding the alarm about a far left organization that is trying to agitate members of the migrant caravan into rushing the U.S. border again.

Border Patrol agents stationed in California arrested a Honduran male with a murder conviction after he separated from the migrant caravan camped in Tijuana and illegally crossed into the United States.

Payless, disguised as fictional high fashion brand “Palessi,” invited Instagram personalities to make offers on their footwear.

A new study published by Yale School of Management suggests white liberals try to make inroads with minorities by acting less competent.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is not ready to buy into Beto-mania following Beto O’Rourke’s loss to incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz.

Violence by migrants against Border Patrol agents appears to be escalating this week when a previously deported illegal immigrant from Mexico pulled a handgun on an agent in California. In Arizona, two Guatemalan nationals attacked Border Patrol agents in separate incidents.

The Office of Special Counsel issued guidelines warning federal workers they are not allowed to engage in anti-Trump activities at work.

When 126 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit nurses won $10,000 on a ticket from their lottery pool, they decided to donate it to two coworkers in need.

A federal judge tacked on significantly more prison time to the sentence of a Texas man convicted of possessing child pornography. The judge cited the defendant’s “extraordinary lack of remorse to the victims” as the rationale behind handing down an extended sentence.

A Southwest Airlines gate agent allegedly mocked the unusual name of a five-year-old epileptic girl while the child recently pre-boarded a flight.

The Democrats’ “blue wave” left them in the red financially, leaving them $18 million in debt after they won the House of Representatives.

Orange County law enforcement has taken registered sex offender Robert Bruce Kendel into custody after answering his Craiglist ad.

During a Q&A hosted by the Washington Post, House Speaker Paul Ryan positioned Romney as McCain’s moral successor.