Police Stopped the Old Trails Fire Suspect Saturday With Matches in His Pocket. The Arrest Took Two Days.
An Airway Heights police officer found Aaron Farinacci roughly a mile and a half from where the […]
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36 People, One Statute: How the DOJ Turned ICE Protests Into Federal Conspiracies
The Justice Department has charged more than three dozen people in at least ten cases under a
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HOA Foreclosures Jumped 40% Because the Associations Themselves Ran Out of Money
More than 6,300 properties picked up an HOA-related foreclosure filing in the first quarter of 2026, a
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57 Died Reaching Ceuta. Spain Returned 48,300 People to Morocco Within Two Days.
Spanish authorities confirmed on Friday evening that 57 people died trying to reach Ceuta, many of them
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A $500 Fine in Las Vegas Shows Why AI Keeps Ending Up in Court Filings
A Clark County judge sanctioned a Las Vegas defense attorney this week after finding that artificial intelligence
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Trump Would Rather Lose His Attorney General Than Limit His Own Tax Immunity
President Donald Trump said Thursday he has “no objection” to temporarily withdrawing Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney
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Shon Barnes Was in Dallas When the Shooting Started, and Seattle Answered a Communications Failure by Firing Him
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes was at a conference in Dallas on Sunday evening when gunfire tore
Colin Gray Is the First Parent Convicted of Murder for a School Shooting, and He Got 15 Years
A Georgia judge sentenced Colin Gray to 15 years in prison on Thursday for the four people
Two Timelines Do Not Match in the Search for Liz Waddell, and Grenada Police Are Working Both
Surveillance cameras recorded Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell walking onto a jetty near Grand Anse Beach at 11:36 a.m.
A $500 Tax Dispute Just Cost Minocqua Brewing Its Permits, and That Is the Real Story
Wisconsin’s Department of Revenue has moved to revoke the brewer’s permits at both Minocqua Brewing Company taprooms
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Hadi Matar Convicted of Terrorism in the Rushdie Stabbing, and This Time the Case Turned on Why
A federal jury in Buffalo convicted Hadi Matar on Wednesday of every count against him, including committing
Colt Gray Gets Life Without Parole for the Apalachee Killings, and the Judge Called the Motive Fame
A Georgia judge sentenced Colt Gray to life in prison with no possibility of parole on Tuesday
Tennessee Grandmother Says Her Arrest Was Staged for a Reality TV Show. Her Lawsuit Exposes a System That Treats People Like Content.
Donna Dillon was standing on her front porch in Knox County, Tennessee, when she saw roughly 10
Amazon Prime’s $2.5 Billion FTC Settlement Deadline Is Today: How to Claim Your Refund Before It Expires
If you have ever been an Amazon Prime member, today is the last day to file a
Mass Shooting at Seattle’s Bite of Seattle Festival Leaves Multiple People Shot Near the Space Needle
A gunman opened fire inside the Bite of Seattle food festival at Seattle Center on Saturday evening,
Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial Jury Seated as Massachusetts Prepares for One of Its Most Watched Cases in Years
A jury of 12 women and six men, including six alternates, was seated Thursday afternoon to decide
FBI Told to Stop Investigating ICE Agent Shootings as Accountability Fears Mount
The FBI has been directed to stop investigating confrontations involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, including at
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El Mayo Zambada Gets Life in Prison, Ending the Sinaloa Cartel’s Founding Chapter
A federal judge in Brooklyn sentenced Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada to life in prison on Sunday, closing
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