George Floyd’s Death: Minneapolis 5 Years Later
5 years after George Floyd's death, Minneapolis faces rising crime. Locals cite failures of promised changes, business struggles, and media manipulation surrounding the event.
Menendez Brothers Parole: Freedom After 30 Years?
Lyle and Erik Menendez may be released on parole after 30+ years for the 1989 murders of their parents. The parole board is reviewing their behavior and psychological evaluations. Key factors include risk assessment and remorse.
Menendez Brothers: Resentencing, Abuse Claims, and Possible Clemency
The Menendez brothers face resentencing amid new abuse claims. Prosecutors argue against leniency, citing premeditation and witness tampering. Clemency from Newsom remains a possibility. Life without parole is still possible.
Tragic End: Jim Norman’s Carjacking Death in Norco
James "Jim" Norman, 70+, was fatally carjacked at a Norco gas station by Ryan Hewitt. Daughter tracked vehicle with AirTag. Found near home, injuries proved fatal. Carjacking tragedy.
Houthis’ Red Sea Attacks: Yemen Conflict & Global Impact
The Houthis' Red Sea attacks disrupt global trade amid Yemen's civil war. Backed by Iran, they target Israel and allies, escalating tensions and causing humanitarian crisis, regional instability.
Manhattan DA Race: Florence Challenges Bragg, Cites Crime Surge
Florence challenges DA Bragg, criticizing his policies for escalating crime and downgrading felonies. She vows justice and security, while Bragg defends his record and accuses Florence of past misconduct.
Brauchler: DUI, Murder, and Colorado’s Crime Landscape
DA Brauchler discusses a DUI case resulting in murder charges, Colorado's shifting political landscape, and the impact of notorious crimes like Columbine. He emphasizes victim focus and personal responsibility.
Houthis to Halt Attacks on US Ships? Trump Claims Capitulation
Trump claims Houthis will stop attacking US ships in the Red Sea, and the US will halt strikes. Houthis previously indicated a willingness to cease operations if the US stops targeting Yemen.
NYPD Officer Assault: Migrant Arrests & Sanctuary City Debate
Migrants arrested for assaulting NYPD officers spark debate over sanctuary city policies and ICE involvement. Officials defend arrest procedures and gang database use. City safety questioned.
Trump vs. China, Yale Admin Freeze, AI Fraud & More
Trump should get harder on China. Yale professors want admin freeze. Islamic terrorists killed Hindus. AI bots stole millions in student aid. College-educated Democrats hate Trump.
Ex-Boyfriend’s Shocking ‘Prank’ Attack
A South Carolina man, Jackson Collum Arnold, 'pranked' his ex by hiding nude in her shower with a knife. He claimed he wanted to 'lighten the mood' after a fight. Choked and held a knife.
SFSU, Terrorism, and Academic Freedom: Controversies Unveiled
San Francisco State University faces scrutiny for hosting figures linked to terrorist groups like PFLP & Hamas. Protests, legal actions, and funding sources raise questions about academic freedom vs. material support for terrorism.
NY Prisoner Orchestrated Violence: Gang Shooting Exposed
Incarcerated NY prisoner Joseph Baker orchestrated gang violence, hiring 9 Trey Bloods to shoot a rival for $10,000. 22 Mac Baller Brims members also charged in connection with shootings and drug sales.
Disparate Impact: Trump’s Order & Civil Rights
Trump's executive order aims to limit 'disparate impact' liability, impacting civil rights, law enforcement, and meritocracy. It challenges systemic racism arguments and federal consent decrees.
Kim Kardashian Robbery: ‘Grandfather Robbers’ Trial Begins
Trial begins for 10 elderly suspects in the 2016 Kim Kardashian Paris robbery. The 'grandfather robbers' allegedly stole $10M in jewelry after tying her up in her hotel room.
NYC Subway Stabbing: Rush Hour Violence & Transit Safety
Manhattan subway stabbing during rush hour marks NYC's first metro murder of 2025. Victim, a 'transit recidivist,' fought with a stranger. Concerns raised about subway safety.
Parental Rights Clash: School Survey Sparks Outrage Over Sex Questions
A Massachusetts school faces backlash for a controversial health survey with explicit sex questions given to middle schoolers, despite parental opt-out rights. Parents are filing federal complaints, citing violations of student privacy and parental rights.