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Local police officers in Tijuana arrested 34 caravan migrants for misdemeanor charges including drug possession and public drunkenness. They were turned over to Mexican immigration authorities.

Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez failed to accurately name the three branches of the federal government while speaking on a video conference call with prospective left-wing candidates on Saturday.

Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) had a few choice words for Republicans Sunday evening, accusing them of “drooling” over her errors in “real” time.

Kevin McKay, 41, evacuated 22 children from the Ponderosa Elementary School in Paradise, California, on November 8.

Crenshaw asked CBS News to “choose our words carefully” regarding Trump’s media animosity on Sunday, because he “was literally attacked.”

After three hours, all occupants escaped an 875 North Michigan Avenue elevator car without hospitalization on Friday.

A man faces felony charges after he allegedly forced his way into a Texas hotel room and offered to pay a couple for sex with their 10-year-old son.

A Marine Corps veteran from Tennessee who had no apparent relatives when he died was not forgotten at his funeral last week when hundreds showed up to the ceremony.

Authorities arrested a Tennessee man in Alabama for allegedly raping a 16-month-old boy, officials announced Sunday.

House Democrats are looking to do away with a nearly 200-year ban on hats in Congress to allow members to wear religious head garb, including hijabs or kippahs.

Attorneys working as public defenders in Peoria County, Illinois, argue that requiring a permit in order to carry a gun for self-defense outside the home is unconstitutional.

John Hinkley, the man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan, could be released from prison as early as next year, a report says.

Customers and employees brawled inside a Louisiana McDonalds, throwing punches in several different directions, according to a video posted Friday.

A Missouri substitute teacher claimed he was asked not to return to teach at a high school because he thanked his students for standing up for the Pledge of Allegiance.

Former first lady Michelle Obama’s memoir, Becoming, sold 725,000 copies on its first day on the market, making it the biggest opening for a book in 2018 under publishing company Penguin Random House.

A judge affirmed his order Friday to evict Michael Avenatti’s law firm from a California office building for skipping out on $213,000 in rent over four months.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is taking the high road regarding Justice Brett Kavanaugh, stating he is already part of the “Supreme Court family,” despite the intense criticism her liberal supporters have lathered upon him.

Police Chief Loren Culp of Republic, Washington, says the gun controls in the newly passed Initiative 1639 will not be enforced in his county.

A Wisconsin hunter shot a 19-point buck Saturday after tracking the animal for years.

Police are investigating an American woman’s fatal plunge off a Caribbean cruise ship on Tuesday as a murder, according to multiple reports.

Police are investigating after authorities found a St. Louis ballerina dead in the waters of a rural Missouri lake, state highway patrol officials announced Thursday.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Florida voters would have extra time to challenge rejected mail-in or provisional ballots because of signature issues.

A Texas woman went to Mexico for a cheap nose job but instead, wound up in a coma and on life support. Now, her family faces the tragic reality that she may have paid the ultimate price for the procedure, according to a variety of sources.

A couple from New Jersey and a homeless man who captured the hearts of the nation last Thanksgiving when their tale of raising $400,000 for a homeless veteran went viral allegedly made up the entire story.

Mexican citizens began protesting the migrant caravan arriving in Tijuana as they attempt to claim asylum in California. The protests turned violent–leading law enforcement to separate the migrants from the demonstrators.

A Wisconsin veteran declared clinically dead surprised his doctors and his family members when he awoke the next day, and now he and his family are sharing his story of resilience.

A Montana woman is accused of raping and sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl on two separate occasions.

A California woman was caught on camera beating and choking a McDonald’s manager because she was upset upon discovering that her order did not have enough ketchup, police said.

A conservative retailer released a “Build the Wall” building blocks toy set just in time for the holiday shopping season.

Mexican federal authorities at the ports of entry in Tijuana are now allowing migrants from the Central American caravan into the U.S. so they can begin asylum requests.

Santa Claus will soon come to town but long before his arrival a business in Wisconsin decided to give a gun to every person they employ.

Could a non-lethal defensive system developed by the Department of Defense nearly ten years ago play a role in deterring large groups of migrants from storming across the U.S. border? The system, referred to as a Solid State Active Denial System (SSADS), creates an intolerable pain response without causing any injury or long-term effects and forces the target to flee from the area.

California authorities are setting up a DNA analysis system to locate and identify potential victims of the wildfire that killed at least 42 people.

An elections official in Bay County, Florida, allowed 150 hurricane victims to cast their votes through email and fax—despite there being no state law allowing it, according to a report.

Tragedy struck home for the first responders who sprung into action to save lives impacted by a Northern California blaze as more than 90 of them lost their homes to the wildfires in the region.

The man responsible for unfurling a “Trump 2020” banner at Disney World has been banned from the theme park again—for holding up a “Trump 2020” sign while on a ride at the theme park.