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Federal Grand Jury Indicts Mexican National After Alleged Shooting of Dallas School Officer
Jose Santiago Pantoja-Morales faces up to 15 years in prison for firearm possession and assault after allegedly disarming an officer during a traffic stop.
NYC Kitten Rescue Defends 'No F---ing MAGA' Adoption Policy Amid PETA Criticism
Itty Bitty City Kitties director argues political alignment reflects animal welfare values, while PETA calls for abolishing ideological screening.
Navy Confirms Eight Sailors on USS Abraham Lincoln Attempted Suicide
The incident, reported by BBC, highlights ongoing concerns regarding mental health support within high-tempo naval deployments.
ICE Officer Who Shot Austin Man Was Not Wearing Body Camera, Reports State
Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was shot while making a DoorDash delivery; his attorney and local officials call for transparency as federal agencies face scrutiny over accountability protocols.
McConnell Remains Silent as Security Escorts Him Away From Reporters
The 84-year-old Kentucky senator did not respond to questions regarding his health and his wife's absence from his recent hospitalization.
Jonathan Majors Defends Role in ‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels’ Amid Critical Backlash
The actor cites artistic curiosity and character responsibility as reasons for starring in the Daily Wire film, which depicts a violent attack on a college campus by radical Islamic terrorists.
NYC Parent Challenges Nikole Hannah-Jones’ Critique of Public Schools
A local father argues that the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist’s analysis of New York City’s education system overlooks recent improvements in student outcomes and community engagement.
Study of Nikole Hannah-Jones' School Choice Experiment Yields Mixed Results on Segregation
Longitudinal data shows black students in integrated suburban schools outperformed peers in segregated urban schools on some metrics, complicating narratives on school choice.
Harvey Weinstein Accused of $1.75M Smear Campaign as He Learns Fate in NYC Sex Crimes Case
Prosecutors allege the former producer spent millions on media operations to influence public perception during his retrial.
Collins Dismisses ProPublica Report as Old News, but FBI Inquiry Continued Into 2025
Senator claims Biden-era DOJ cleared her office, but records show FBI investigation into Navatek ties persisted until Trump administration dismissed agents.