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April 19

Cold case breakthrough solves teen killing after suspect lived free for decades: 'Better be afraid'

Michigan State Police say DNA technology solved the 1983 cold case murder of 16-year-old Sheri Jo Elliott, identifying Roni Collins as the killer.

April 19

McCarthy blasts Carville's Dem power grab plan for Supreme Court, statehood

McCarthy blasts Carville's Dem power grab plan for Supreme Court, statehood

April 19

Mob flies Palestinian flag during FIERY drag race

A reckless street takeover involving more than 100 cars erupted in Maspeth, Queens, early Saturday morning, as a mob waving Palestinian flags ignited fires and jumped on an NYPD patrol car, cracking its windshield.

April 19

Psychedelic therapy may be coming to your doctor's office as questions swirl

President Trump has signed an executive order to fast-track psychedelic research and FDA approval, sparking debate among doctors over safety and mental health benefits.

April 19

House Oversight Committee sends letters to agencies on missing, dead scientists

House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., detailed a possible national security crisis involving 11 high-level scientists who have vanished or died since 2022.

April 19

Wave of alleged migrant murders ignites fury across US as officials warn of more carnage, crackdown needed

A string of killings across the U.S. involving suspects in the country illegally is driving renewed outrage and calls for sweeping policy changes.

April 19

The NYPD has to stay on top of street takeovers, former department chief says

Retired NYPD Chief of Department John Chell argues that the NYPD has become ‘reactive’ instead of ‘proactive’ under the leadership of Mayor Zohran Mamdani on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

April 19

The real Iran threat is in black and white: It's even in their constitution

Iran's Constitution calls for a single world Islamic government and global jihad, making any deal without addressing it suspect, Bill Siegel argues.

April 19

String of scientist deaths, vanishings fuels expert talks of shadow ops and silenced secrets: 'Very serious'

Nearly a dozen scientists have died or disappeared since 2023 under mysterious circumstances, prompting a federal response and expert speculation.

April 19

Vance says he's 'grateful' for Pope Leo's statement on not wanting public debate with Trump

Vice President JD Vance welcomes Pope Leo XIV's effort to de-escalate tensions with Trump after days of public clash between the White House and Vatican.