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January 6

Seattle leaders slammed for police order to stop prosecuting drug users

Seattle's new mayor faces growing backlash over drug enforcement approach as internal police email reveals most possession cases diverted from prosecution.

January 5

Americans need an answer 'as clearly as possible' to this question about Venezuela, GOP lawmaker says

Sen. James Risch, R-Idaho, gives his take on the debate over U.S. intervention in the Western hemisphere and next steps after Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro's capture on 'Special Report.'

January 5

Seattle police union condemns new socialist mayor's drug enforcement approach as 'suicidal empathy'

Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan said on Sunday that the city's LEAD program represents "suicidal empathy" and will increase death and decay on streets.

January 5

California Post will launch on January 26, bringing ‘new era of common sense and accountability’ to state

The California Post will aim to bring a “new era of common sense and accountability" to the Golden State with seven-days-a-week digital and print offerings.

January 4

Pilot dies alongside 3 nieces on wedding day in tragic Arizona helicopter crash

Tragic helicopter crash kills pilot and his three nieces on his wedding day. Family devastated as celebratory flight turns deadly in remote canyon.

January 4

Newsom RESPONDS after appeals court rules against open carry ban

Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., responds after a federal appeals court struck down the state's ban on openly carrying guns across most of the state.

January 4

Tech-savvy thieves exploit obits, online posts to strike homes while families grieve, expert warns

Retired LAPD lieutenant reveals how burglars use obituaries to predict when homes are vacant, targeting families during their most vulnerable moments.

January 3

Sister warned Bryan Kohberger about 'psycho killer' on the loose before his arrest: 'Be careful'

Bryan Kohberger's sister revealed she warned him about a "psycho killer" after the Idaho murders, not knowing she was speaking to the actual killer.

January 2

Runner fought off mountain lion with stick just weeks before fatal attack on same Colorado trail

A Colorado hiker fought off a mountain lion with a stick after being rushed on a trail where a woman was found dead weeks later in a suspected wildlife attack.

January 2

US appeals court strikes down California's open-carry ban in major Second Amendment ruling

A federal appeals court struck down California's open-carry ban affecting 95% of state residents, ruling the restrictions violate Second Amendment rights.