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Jury convicts Connecticut 'sovereign citizen' who decapitated bridge champion roommate with samurai sword

Jerry Thompson, 45, was convicted on murder charges in Connecticut for decapitating roommate Victor King with a samurai sword over a rent dispute.

Elementary school teacher fired after bizarre social media rants on 'psychosis,' Satan

A Chicago-area grade school art teacher was fired after parents voiced outrage over social media posts detailing his mental health struggles, pro-Satan remarks.

Good Samaritan saves man from overdosing on a flight

The Life Saviours’ Drew Ashley shares his experience saving a man from overdosing while on a Southwest flight with ‘America’s Newsroom.’

Texas cold case tore apart family that keeps fighting for answers nearly 40 years later

Unanswered questions about a decades-old cold case involving a woman found in the trunk of a car destroyed a family and pushed the victim's sister to suicide.

Cop critically wounded by hammer-wielding 'animal' with 30 priors who 'should never have been out': union

Winston Tate was on probation for assaulting another Connecticut police officer and had "at least 30 prior arrests" when he allegedly attacked Detective Karli Travis with a hammer.

Vapes disguised as school supplies worry authorities and prompt warnings as items pour into US from China

A Chicago police officer is warning parents and teachers to be on the lookout for drugs that don’t always look like drugs — highlighters in particular as well as other everyday items

All charges dismissed in case of ND woman accused of attempted motorcyclist killing

The case against a North Dakota woman who had been accused of attempting to kill a motorcyclist in 2019 has been fully dismissed following a mental health evaluation.

Gen-Z is swapping ringtones for read receipts: Kennedy

'The Big Weekend Show' panelists react to a new study finding 90% of Gen-Z would rather send a text than call someone.

Bradley Cooper says he’s ‘lucky’ to have remained sober for 19 years

"A Star is Born" actor Bradley Cooper said recently that he's been sober for nearly 20 years now, which he said had "nothing to do with fame."

An uptick in teenage mental health crises causes growing concern

Fox News host Arthel Neville speaks with author Bruce Jackson on education and hard work as the youth mental health crisis worsens on 'Fox News Live.'