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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.

January 2

Swalwell threatens to revoke driver's licenses of masked ICE agents operating in California

Rep. Eric Swalwell promised to revoke driving licenses of masked ICE agents if elected California governor, sparking federal-state immigration clash.

January 2

DOJ official fact-checks California Democrat after he falsely claims ICE mask ban is in effect

A federal lawsuit has delayed California's mask ban enforcement against ICE officers, and a DOJ official disputes Sen. Scott Wiener's claim the act took effect Jan. 1.

January 2

EXCLUSIVE: Mom speaks out after illegal alien DUI suspect allegedly kills 8-year-old, maims Marine dad

Grieving mom demands justice after allegedly intoxicated illegal immigrant kills 8-year-old daughter in crash, leaves Marine father fighting for his life.

January 2

Washington officials blast conservatives for Minnesota-style day care fraud claims in new state

Citizen journalists film alleged fraudulent daycare addresses in Washington, claiming 539 centers list Somali as primary language.

January 2

Idaho education funding restored after 'rooting out DEI,' State Department reveals

The U.S. Department of Education restored federal funding to a 2023 Idaho grant after previously suspecting it of pushing diversity, equity and inclusion.

January 2

Oregon residents sue Homeland Security after tear gas used on anti-ICE protesters

Housing nonprofit and residents file federal lawsuit against DHS, seeking to ban tear gas use near ICE facility that allegedly harms local families.

January 2

Woman suspected to have been killed in Colorado's first fatal mountain lion attack in over two decades

A woman's death on a trail is being investigated as a suspected deadly mountain lion attack, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.