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Oklahoma 2 days ago

Christmas target practice turns deadly as stray bullet kills Oklahoma woman sitting on porch

Oklahoma man allegedly fired bullet during Christmas Day target practice that fatally struck woman on porch, authorities say.

FBI 2 days ago

FBI ramps up counter-drone efforts as Patel warns of growing threats from criminals, terrorists

The Trump administration is ramping up its drone defense with an FBI training program at Alabama's Redstone Arsenal targeting criminal networks.

Crime 3 days ago

Florida man allegedly steals 400 pounds of avocados to buy Christmas presents for children

A Florida man was arrested after he allegedly trespassed in an avocado grove and stole roughly 400 pounds of the fruit in order to sell them for money to buy Christmas gifts.

Donald Trump 3 days ago

Kennedy Center president demands $1M from jazz musician who canceled Christmas Eve show

Kennedy Center president seeks $1 million from jazz musician Chuck Redd after he canceled his Christmas Eve show over Trump renaming controversy.

Miami 3 days ago

Nude burglar arrested on Christmas night after allegedly breaking into two luxury Florida homes

A nude man allegedly broke into two luxury Golden Beach homes Christmas night and was found hiding in the garage of a $12 million home after drinking.

Kentucky 4 days ago

UPS plane crash in Louisville claims 15th victim weeks after fiery takeoff failure

The death toll from a UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky, has risen to 15 after a man injured in the incident died weeks later on Christmas Day, officials said.

Australia 4 days ago

Australian prime minister announces national bravery honors after antisemitic terror attack

Australia announced a national bravery award for heroes who confronted ISIS-inspired gunmen during a deadly Hanukkah attack that killed 15 people in Sydney.

Donald Trump 5 days ago

Christmas Eve jazz concert canceled at Kennedy Center after Trump name added to building

Chuck Redd canceled his Christmas Eve concert at the Kennedy Center in protest after President Donald Trump's name was added to the iconic Washington, D.C., venue.

Texas 5 days ago

Watch: Thieves drag ATM through Texas convenience store in Christmas Eve theft attempt

Thieves attempted to drag an ATM through a Texas 7-Eleven's doors using a stolen black SUV and cable on Christmas Eve, but the machine broke free.

Colorado 6 days ago

Colorado mom accused of killing 2 children and fleeing to UK returns stateside to face murder charges

Colorado mother accused of killing two of her children, injuring another during custody battle extradited from U.K. to face murder charges after lengthy international legal fight.

Greenland 6 days ago

New Trump admin envoy says US won’t ‘conquer’ Greenland, emphasizes talks with locals as Denmark balks at move

President's new envoy to Greenland, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, says U.S. wants diplomatic dialogue, not conquest, as tensions rise with Denmark over Arctic territorial claims.

Pope Leo XIV 6 days ago

Pope Leo XIV says he’s ‘very disappointed’ after Illinois approves assisted suicide law

Pope Leo XIV and Chicago Cardinal Cupich unsuccessfully urged Illinois Gov. Pritzker not to sign controversial medical aid in dying legislation into law.

Heroism December 21

Fundraiser for 'Australian hero' who disarmed terrorist during Bondi Beach mass shooting surpasses $2.6M

Australian hero who tackled Bondi Beach gunman receives $2.6M in donations in response to brave actions during deadly attack that left him wounded but praised globally.

Homeland Security December 20

ICE lodges detainer for illegal immigrant charged in brutal killing of New York taxi driver

An immigration detainer was issued for a suspect in a gruesome cab driver killing, as the Trump administration continues with border security crackdown efforts.

Donald Trump December 19

Trump administration touts ‘most secure border in history’ as 2.5 million migrants exit US

DHS reports over 2.5 million illegal immigrants left the U.S. since Trump returned to office, with border crossings down 93% and major drug seizures up.

U.S. December 18

Milwaukee County judge found guilty of obstructing federal immigration agents in courthouse incident

Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan found guilty of federal obstruction for helping man evade ICE agents at courthouse, faces up to five years in prison.

Donald Trump December 18

Maria Shriver slams Trump over Kennedy Center name change decision: 'Beyond comprehension'

Maria Shriver blasts Trump's decision to rename Kennedy Center as "Trump-Kennedy Center," calling it unacceptable attack on JFK's legacy and memorial.

World December 18

Families mourn loved ones lost in Bondi Beach terror attack: ‘No words can describe the pain’

Families of Bondi Beach shooting victims share heartbreaking tributes to their loved ones killed in the deadly terror attack during Hanukkah celebration.

US Army December 17

US government admits fault in deadly Potomac River collision that killed 67 people in Washington DC

U.S. government admits fault in deadly plane crash near Washington airport that killed 67 people when Army helicopter collided with passenger flight.

Chicago December 16

Border Patrol commander returns to Chicago as agents deploy pepper balls in immigrant neighborhood

Operation Midway Blitz intensifies as Border Patrol deploys additional agents to Chicago despite local officials' opposition to federal immigration raids.

U.S. Defense & Military Politics December 15

Pentagon launches full command investigation into Sen. Mark Kelly over ‘serious misconduct’ allegations

Pentagon escalates investigation into Sen. Mark Kelly over misconduct allegations related to video urging troops to refuse illegal orders from commanders.

Washington DC December 15

DC police accused of manipulating crime stats as federal probe finds thousands of misclassified cases

Federal investigation reveals D.C. police artificially lowered crime statistics through widespread misclassification of reports, U.S. Attorney finds.

Donald Trump December 15

Ilhan Omar claims ICE pulled over her son during ‘racial profiling’ sweep amid Trump’s crackdown in Minnesota

Rep. Ilhan Omar says her U.S.-born son was stopped by ICE agents in Minnesota, sparking racial profiling concerns amid Trump's immigration crackdown.

Mass Shootings December 13

Law enforcement expert warns early details ‘often change’ as manhunt intensifies at Brown University

A retired FBI agent expert explains why the Brown University shooter search takes time as officers clear buildings. Early information often changes during active investigations.

FBI December 13

FBI ousts reinstated whistleblower over unauthorized media talks, ‘poor judgment’

FBI agent and COVID-era whistleblower Steve Friend was fired for "unprofessional conduct" just months after being reinstated by the Trump administration.

Kamala Harris December 13

Harris thanks supporters for 'standing up for democracy' at annual DNC meeting

Vice President Kamala Harris thanked supporters for defending democracy at the DNC's winter meeting addressing the affordability crisis and outlining the party's future vision.

The Clintons December 12

Republican House leader signals plan to begin contempt proceedings against Bill and Hillary Clinton

House Oversight Chairman James Comer says Bill and Hillary Clinton could face contempt of Congress proceedings after months of ignoring subpoenas in the Epstein investigation.

Tulsi Gabbard December 12

Gabbard blasts Democrat Bennie Thompson for calling National Guard shooting an ‘unfortunate accident’

Tulsi Gabbard slams Rep. Bennie Thompson for calling National Guard shooting an 'unfortunate accident.'

Donald Trump December 12

Preservation group sues Trump administration over White House ballroom project

A historic preservation group is suing Trump over White House ballroom construction, claiming mandatory reviews were skipped and approval wasn't sought.

Housing December 12

HUD launches civil rights investigation into Boston’s DEI housing policies over alleged racial discrimination

HUD launches investigation into DEI housing practices in Boston, Massachusetts, alleging the city's race-based preferences violate federal anti-discrimination laws.