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A group of women from the Central American migrant caravan are calling for a hunger strike, asking for faster processing by the U.S. and Mexican authorities. The group plans to demonstrate outside the offices of Mexico’s National Immigration Institute in Tijuana.

A former food stamp fraud investigator in Mississippi struck a plea deal with prosecutors Wednesday, agreeing to plead guilty to extortion charges for a lesser sentence.

Colorado residents will soon be permitted to select “X” as their gender if they do not wish to identify as male or female on their driver’s licenses.

U.S. Marshals say the man suspected of wounding two people in a Thanksgiving Day mall shooting has been arrested.

A Minnesota woman was accused of trying to kill her nine-month-old son by force-feeding him laxatives to starve him.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will be signing a ban on bump stocks that gives Americans 90 days to hand them over or otherwise dispose of them.

A woman’s flatulence while waiting in line at a Florida dollar store led to her arrest after she allegedly pulled a knife on a store patron who complained about her passing gas.

James Sean Shields is suing the state of Hawaii for the missile attack false alarm that he claims caused his heart attack.

An off-duty border patrol officer’s gender-reveal stunt at a family party went haywire after it ignited a wildfire that caused $8 million in damage to Arizona’s Coronado National Forest, according to a video released by the U.S. Forest Service on Tuesday.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection are still searching for the owner of an unclaimed suitcase filled with cocaine, seized last week.

An Illinois state Democrat lawmaker is in hot water after she made a comment wishing she would mix a “broth of Legionella” to infect a Republican colleague’s “loved one.”

Border Patrol agents assigned to the El Centro Sector in California arrested an MS-13 member who claimed he traveled through Mexico with a migrant caravan. The agents made the arrest after he illegally crossed the border from Mexico into California.

Pennsylvania’s Former Dem. Attorney General Kathleen Kane was ordered to report to prison for an up to two-year prison term.

Outgoing Broward County, Florida, elections official Brenda Snipes will be cashing in on $130,000 in pensions after she leaves her position in January.

Oakland University professors and students are getting hockey pucks to fight off mass shooters who target their school.

Bill and Hillary Clinton kicked off their 13-city paid speaking tour, “An Evening with the Clintons,” on Tuesday night by accusing President Donald Trump of taking part in a Saudi “cover-up.”

The online dictionary’s 2018 pick follows last year’s “complicit,” and 2016’s “xenophobia.”

Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea announced the official death toll in a statement on Monday night, with more than 200 still unaccounted for.

While playing Grand Theft Auto, an anonymous 16-year-old heard Daniel Enrique Fabian, 18, allegedly rape an underage girl.

A Virginia high school principal is apologizing after a plan to have students recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish was poorly received.

Axios ran a story on November 27 presenting the NRA as in decline and suffering financially because of it. 

A former Connecticut special education teacher could face up to five years in prison after she admitted to having sex with students— including one instance where she assaulted a student multiple times in a restaurant’s electrical room.

Dozens of volunteers at a small-town Michigan farm worked together to send 600 donated Christmas trees to military families stationed in North Carolina.

A North Texas bride was upstaged this past weekend in the most unusual way when deputies arrested the wedding photographer after a security guard allegedly caught her having sex with an invited guest.

Christine Blasey Ford issued a public statement last Wednesday admitting that she spent a good portion of the hundreds of thousands of dollars raised on personal security expenses.

Under the Obama Administration, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) law enforcement officials, including Border Patrol agents, utilized tear gas against migrants at or near the border at least 80 times between FY2012 and early FY2017.

New York Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went on the attack against Sebastian Gorka in a Twitter tirade.

A group of eight Florida residents taking their Christmas photos in a public park got an earful from one woman who started screaming and cursing at them because she claimed they were breaking the law, according to a video.

David Bohart, 34, was arrested at a hotel on Friday on suspicion of the fatal stabbing of 49-year-old Marika L. Jones after recently being released from an Arizona prison.

Senator Schatz quickly backpedaled on a stream of tweets about the use of tear gas against migrants attempting to penetrate the U.S. border.

An Idaho family won $75,000 in a religious discrimination lawsuit against a homeowners’ association (HOA) after the couple claimed the HOA tried to stop them from hosting a five-day Christmas event which drew thousands of people to their home.

South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy shares President Trump’s opinion that the courts are partisan — even though he wishes they were not.

A collection of Central American caravan migrants in Tijuana and some still camped in Mexico City decided to return home–citing fear of violent clashes with authorities. Several claim they were promised an easy journey with minimal resistance from U.S. officials.

A Good Samaritan stepped in to save one baby’s life at a North Carolina Golden Corral on Thanksgiving Day, stopping her from choking on a morsel of food.

Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) posted a tweet on Sunday evening comparing the migrant caravan members attempting to illegally cross the U.S. border to Jewish families fleeing persecution during the Holocaust.

A Pennsylvania woman drove her car onto train tracks,  blaming her GPS for directing her off the road and into danger, according to police.