American-born Juan Carlos Valencia, 41, is identified as the new leader of Mexico's Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), succeeding his stepfather 'El Mencho'. His US citizenship complicates potential US law enforcement operations, while suspicions also link him to betraying a rival.
Eight charged in Ohio for a domestic terror plot to attack the White House and federal officials with explosive drones during a UFC event. Suspects, using codenames and chat groups, accumulated weapons but were thwarted when one was reported by his mother.
A criminal investigation is underway into a Long Island school election where staff allegedly destroyed ballots to help incumbent Board Head of state Victor Pratt "DJ Vic-Lover" win. Evidence suggests staff April Keys and Pratt conspired to discard official ballots.
Ex-Arkansas State player Blaise Taylor faces murder charges for allegedly poisoning Jade Benning and their unborn daughter with a fatal cocaine dose in Feb 2023. Taylor's defense claims Benning accused him of spiking her drink before becoming unresponsive; unprecedented toxicology results were reported.
Former Gotti associate Lewis Kasman and Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano reveal intimate details of their lives within the Gambino crime family, discussing wealth, loyalty, and betrayal. Gravano now runs a successful media company.
LA County faces a probe into potential fraud within a large sexual assault settlement. A lawyer claims up to 81% of claims could be fraudulent, potentially defrauding victims and taxpayers.
Mahender Makhijani faces criminal and civil charges for using mobile billboards to embarrass associates and political leaders. He's accused of fraud, employing armed individuals to seize properties, and owes over $1.3 billion in damages.
A man's alleged years-long descent into drugs and violence ended with a stabbing spree at Penn Terminal, shocking his ex-wife who described his past transformation.
LA District Attorney Nathan Hochman is challenging a Superior Court judge, alleging repeated leniency in sentencing and charge reductions, undermining prosecutorial efforts and public safety messages.
Hector Deleon, 51, launched an unprovoked knife attack at a New Jersey Transit boarding area, injuring male bystanders aged 30-60. The suspect, believed homeless with prior assault charges, sparked significant commuter safety fears among the public.
A 6-year-old Florida girl was expelled from her private Christian school after alleging sexual assault by another student. The school then sued her parents, accusing them of neglect and making false claims, while parents sued the school for failing to protect their child.
A former CIA officer, 'Thrill', stole heavy gold bars and luxury watches, sparking legislative scrutiny over the agency's unvouchered accounts and audit failures from the 1960s, despite preferences for lighter gems. Thrill is now incarcerated, facing charges.
Two Chilean men are charged in a series of home robberies targeting top US athletes, including NFL stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, stealing over $3.5 million in luxury items. They also robbed former tennis champion Juan Martín Del Potro.
A suspect was jailed on attempted murder charges after the 69-year-old owner of a San Diego-area 'Trump House,' known for MAGA decor and neighbor complaints, was brutally assaulted. Thomas Caleb Butler, 32, was arrested.
This text discusses AI's impact on writing, potential Supreme Court reforms, and a New York court's ruling on Argentina's re-nationalized oil company, raising concerns about international trust.
New York's cannabis industry hit $1 billion in sales, hailed as a leader in equity. However, research links cannabis use to mental health issues, prompting calls for standardized, government-mandated warning labels on all products.
A new computer science college's selective admissions face scrutiny over equity, highlighting K-8 disparities. Critics argue it disadvantages minority students, while supporters defend academic rigor. Families are seeking charter schools for better outcomes.
