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February 26

NEW: Cuban officials allegedly kill 4 people on US-registered boat

The Trump administration is demanding answers after a deadly shootout involving the Cuban Coast Guard and a U.S.-registered vessel left four people dead and six injured.

February 26

Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper sounds alarm over paroled child molester

Sacramento Sheriff Jim Cooper discusses the release of convicted child molester David Allen Funston, 64, due to California's elderly parole law. Funston was convicted of 16 counts of kidnapping and child molestation.

February 26

World Economic Forum president and CEO steps down after facing scrutiny over Epstein links

Børge Brende is leaving his role as World Economic Forum president and CEO after coming under scrutiny for connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

February 26

TERRIFYING video shows coyote chasing toddler outside CA home

A coyote was caught on camera chasing a toddler outside his home in Pasadena, California.

February 26

Truck barrels into state trooper

WARNING, Disturbing Content: A New York state trooper was slammed to the ground when a truck drove into her patrol car during a crash investigation. Trooper Bailey Martin was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and has since returned to duty.

February 26

Mamdani DOUBLES DOWN on downplaying NYPD snowball attack

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani once again downplayed an ambush on NYPD officers as a snowball fight ‘that got out of hand.’

February 26

Angel parents call out sanctuary policies after children suffer consequences

Angel parents Jennifer Bos and Joe Abraham called out Illinois sanctuary policies and Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker after their children fell victim to illegal immigrant crime.

February 26

GOP pushes to hold sanctuary jurisdictions’ ‘feet to the fire’ in state where Laken Riley was killed

Georgia Republicans are introducing a bill to hold sanctuary jurisdictions financially accountable for damage and crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

February 26

Georgia GOP moving to hold sanctuary cities financially liable for illegal damage

Georgia Republican state Rep. Houston Gaines discusses a bill he is introducing to hold sanctuary jurisdictions financially accountable for damages done by illegals and criminals.

February 26

Five arrested, federally charged in major Minneapolis fentanyl trafficking case

Law enforcement officials said at a press briefing that the “Family Mob” street gang used violence to control territory while trafficking narcotics.