December 15 FBI arrests 4 alleged members of radical pro-Palestinian group accused of plotting New Year’s Eve bombings FBI disrupts credible terrorist threat, arresting four members of radical pro-Palestinian extremist group allegedly planning coordinated Los Angeles bombings.
December 15 Brown University was ‘soft target’ for shooter who remains at large, criminal profiler says Criminal profiler calls Brown University a "soft target" after weekend shooting that killed 2 students. The gunman exploited unsecured doors and limited cameras.
December 15 2 Brown University shooting victims ID’d as College Republican leader, aspiring neurosurgeon Students Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov identified as victims killed in Brown University shooting that wounded nine others over the weekend.
December 15 Brian Walshe convicted of murdering wife after New Year's Day disappearance Jurors convicted Brian Walshe of murdering and dismembering his wife, Ana, in 2023 around New Year's Day. A sentencing date has been scheduled for Wednesday.
December 15 Massachusetts lawmakers push new rules that limit ability to challenge explicit library books, critics say Massachusetts Democrats led the advance of an anti-book ban bill despite conservative opposition, as library challenges remain elevated well above pre-2020 levels.
December 15 CAIR's tax-exempt status targeted as Cornyn moves to strip group after terror designations The Council on American-Islamic Relations was previously designated as a terrorist organization by both Texas and Florida but has not received the same label at the federal level.
December 15 Person of interest in Brown University shooting released Officials noted on Sunday that the individual who had been a person of interest in the Saturday Brown University attack would be released.
December 15 John Kennedy mocks Jasmine Crockett's Texas Senate campaign, says the 'voices in her head are not real' Sen. John Kennedy dismisses Rep. Jasmine Crockett's Texas Senate campaign as unserious, saying "the voices in her head are not real" in sharp criticism.
December 15 Charlotte prioritizes $3.4M transit marketing blitz over safety after recent stabbings, GOP chair says Charlotte faces backlash over $3.4 million transit marketing campaign approved after two light-rail stabbings. Critics call timing questionable.
December 15 California is broke, but it’s not too late for the rest of us California faces an $18 billion deficit by 2026-27 as Democrat Gov. Newsom's spending policies create a structural budget crisis worse than projected.