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August 27

Parents of 7-month-old boy missing for nearly 2 weeks are charged with murder

Jake and Rebecca Haro face felony murder charges in death of their infant son Emmanuel, initially claiming baby was kidnapped from a Yucaipa parking lot.

August 27

US scrambles fighter jets to track 4th Russian spy plane near Alaska in less than week

NORAD deployed F-16 fighter jets and support aircraft to monitor a Russian IL-20 reconnaissance plane in Alaska's Air Defense Identification Zone.

August 27

NAACP accuses Texas of 'racially motivated' redistricting move in new lawsuit

Texas faces a lawsuit from the NAACP alleging the state's redistricting map discriminates against Black communities and reduces their representation.

August 26

Judge dismisses Wyoming sorority case on transgender member, citing 'expansive' definition of woman

A district judge once again ruled against former Kappa Kappa Gamma members suing their sorority for allowing a biological male to join their organization.

August 26

Sean Hannity: The Left wants no part of the effort to make our country safe and secure

Fox News host Sean Hannity tears into Democrats proving to be on the 'wrong side' of crime plaguing American cities on 'Hannity.'

August 26

Trump admin threatens to cut millions in federal funding from 3 states over trucker English language rules

California, Washington and New Mexico could lose millions in federal funding for failing to enforce English proficiency rules for truckers, officials said.

August 26

Multiple fatal crashes linked to illegal immigrants spark arrests across US in recent days

Recent fatal crashes involving illegal immigrant drivers result in arrests and ICE detainer requests in four states, killing several victims, including a 15-year-old.

August 26

House Republicans give California medical schools two-week deadline in antisemitism probe

House Republicans demanded internal documents from UCLA and UCSF as part of an antisemitism investigation on Monday, issuing a two-week deadline.

August 26

FBI searches area around campground where Travis Decker's 3 daughters were found dead

About 100 FBI agents combed the Washington state wilderness for Travis Decker near where his three young daughters were found dead about three months ago.

August 26

Utah judge strikes down Republicans' congressional maps in gerrymandering case

Judge Dianna Gibson rules Utah legislature gerrymandered congressional districts to benefit Republicans, requiring new maps for 2026 midterm elections.