The Arizona Supreme Court made a groundbreaking ruling on Tuesday, declaring that the state must abide by a 123-year-old law prohibiting most abortions except when necessary to save the pregnant person’s life. The law, originating in 1864 and codified in 1901, includes penalties of two to five years imprisonment for abortion providers. However, there’s a 14-day stay on the law. This places Arizona among the … Continue reading Arizona Supreme Court rules state must adhere to century-old law banning nearly all abortions

James and Jennifer Crumbley, parents of the Oxford High School shooter, have been sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. The sentencing, handed down by an Oakland County judge, follows guilty verdicts on four counts each earlier this year. It marks the first time parents of a U.S. school shooter have been charged, convicted, and sentenced in connection to the shooting. … Continue reading Oxford shooter’s parents get 10-15 years in prison for roles in massacre

A bus transporting University of South Carolina students, members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and their guests, to an event in New Orleans, suffered a blowout and crashed into a concrete barrier in Mississippi. Eleven people were injured, with the driver and a student critically wounded and airlifted to hospitals. The bus driver, Tina Wilson, exhibited remarkable strength in controlling the vehicle after the … Continue reading 11 injured as bus carrying University of South Carolina fraternity crashes in Mississippi

Indiana State Police are advising caution ahead of the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. With increased traffic already observed in southern Indiana, particularly along main roads like Interstate 65, authorities are urging travelers to plan their trips carefully. The eclipse, the first since 2017 and the last until 2044, will be visible across the region, with some areas like Jasper, Paoli, and Seymour … Continue reading Indiana State Police responded to multiple crashes on I-65 ahead of solar eclipse

A man named Shant Soghomonian, 35, was arrested by authorities for allegedly setting fire to Senator Bernie Sanders’ office in Vermont. Soghomonian, also known as Michael, was charged with arson for damaging the building in Burlington. Surveillance footage captured him spraying a liquid and igniting it near the office door before fleeing as the fire spread. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the incident disrupted … Continue reading Suspect arrested in alleged arson at Bernie Sanders’ Vermont office

According to local reports, a 21-year-old Chipotle employee from Detroit was shot in the leg on Friday night during an altercation over guacamole inside the restaurant. Witnesses stated that an argument between the employee and a customer escalated, leading to the shooting. Thomas Huber, a witness, recounted to FOX 2: “I was just eating a bowl and I heard shouting. And then I looked over, … Continue reading Chipotle worker shot in guacamole dispute

Muslim demonstrators in a Michigan city labeled the ‘jihad capital’ of the US by the Wall Street Journal, raised chants of ‘death to America’ and ‘death to Israel’ during a rally. The gathering, held in solidarity with Palestine and in opposition to Israel, coincided with Al-Quds Day. The protest occurred shortly after the deaths of seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen in Gaza due … Continue reading Muslim protestors chant ‘death to America, death to Israel’ at rally in Michigan

Authorities in Oklahoma are investigating the suspicious disappearance of two mothers, Veronica Butler, 27, and Jilian Kelley, 39, who failed to pick up their children as planned. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) has deemed the case as potential foul play after finding the women’s abandoned vehicle in a remote area near the Kansas border. Despite ongoing efforts, there have been no arrests, and … Continue reading ‘Foul play’ suspected in case of missing moms in Oklahoma, police say

Early forecasts for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season suggest it could be extremely active, potentially setting new records. According to Colorado State University, renowned for its hurricane predictions, the season may see 11 hurricanes, with five becoming major storms of Category 3 or higher. Overall, forecasters anticipate 23 named storms, making it one of the most active seasons. This prediction is attributed to abnormally high … Continue reading Early hurricane season forecast suggests extremely high number of storms

A major spring storm battered the Northeast with heavy snow, rain, and high winds, leaving nearly 700,000 homes and businesses without power at some point. Tragically, two fatalities were reported: one in a New York City suburb due to a falling tree and another in New Hampshire caused by a fire sparked by the weather. Maine and New Hampshire were most affected by power outages, … Continue reading 680,000 power outages after April nor’easter hits East Coast

The FBI and Los Angeles Police Department are investigating a massive cash theft, possibly amounting to $30 million, from a money storage facility in San Fernando Valley, as reported by CNN. The burglary occurred on Easter Sunday night at an unnamed location in Sylmar. The facility, responsible for handling and storing cash from various businesses in the region, was targeted by burglars who accessed the … Continue reading Burglars steal $30 million in cash from a Los Angeles money storage facility

Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia pledges to hold accountable a group of MS-13 members involved in the killing of a K-9 during a sudden prison attack. Four inmates, three with confirmed ties to MS-13, were implicated in the incident at Sussex I State Prison, where a K-9 named Rivan was fatally stabbed and kicked while protecting Corrections Officer Kharmishia Phillip Fields. Governor Youngkin condemned the … Continue reading K-9 stabbed to death by gang members at Virginia prison

In a pivotal ruling, the Florida Supreme Court upheld a 15-week abortion ban in the state while also permitting a proposed amendment for abortion protections to appear on the November ballot. The conservative-leaning court’s decision means that a six-week abortion ban, signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis, will also take effect. However, the approval of the constitutional amendment on the ballot offers voters an … Continue reading Florida Supreme Court allows 6-week abortion ban, but voters will have final say

The Adams administration commenced its initiative to provide prepaid debit cards to migrants in New York City this week, following a controversial no-bid contract worth $53 million with Mobility Capital Finance, a New Jersey-based company. At a pilot program held at the Roosevelt Hotel on Monday, eight preloaded Mastercards were distributed, with plans to expand to 115 cards by the following week, as confirmed by … Continue reading NYC begins handing out prepaid debit cards to migrants in controversial program

Lawmakers in Tennessee are pushing a bill aimed at banning chemtrails, which are based on a conspiracy theory alleging that commercial aircraft release chemicals into the atmosphere for sinister reasons. The bill, SB 2691, recently passed in the Senate but has not yet advanced in the House, according to The Tennessean. The proposed legislation references the conspiracy theory, suggesting that the federal government may conduct … Continue reading Tennessee lawmakers pushing bill to keep govt from spraying sky

The owner of the Singapore-flagged ship involved in the Baltimore bridge collision faces significant damage claims after the accident caused vehicles to plummet into the water, disrupting the eastern US transportation network. Legal experts suggest a potential reduction in liability under a rarely invoked 19th-century law, similar to the one used by the Titanic’s owner to limit payouts for its sinking. At the heart of … Continue reading Titanic law could help ship owner limit liability in Baltimore bridge collapse

On Tuesday morning, Capitol Police apprehended 13 protesters who were engaged in a demonstration against the Supreme Court’s consideration of restrictions on the abortion pill mifepristone. The Supreme Court justices are currently hearing arguments regarding the legality of the Food and Drug Administration’s decision to ease restrictions, facilitating access to the drug for terminating pregnancies. Mifepristone, the initial pill in a two-drug regimen used for … Continue reading 13 protesters arrested near Supreme Court ahead of abortion pill arguments

A 44-year-old truck driver is currently in federal custody following an attempt to cross into the United States from Mexico through the Otay Mesa border checkpoint in San Diego. Allegedly, he was carrying approximately 3,000 pounds of methamphetamine concealed within a sizable shipment of carrots. The driver arrived at the checkpoint in a commercial tractor-trailer shortly before noon on March 17. He presented a valid … Continue reading 3,000 pounds of meth found in carrot shipment at border

Prince Harry’s past social connections with Sean “Diddy” Combs may resurface as he finds himself mentioned in court documents filed against the rapper, who is currently embroiled in a series of shocking sexual assault allegations brought forward by one of his former producers, Rodney Jones. On Monday, federal law enforcement officials raided two of Diddy’s properties as part of an investigation into allegations of sex … Continue reading Prince Harry Named in Blockbuster Diddy Sex Trafficking Lawsuit

According to a source familiar with the situation who spoke with NBC News on Monday, Sean “Diddy” Combs is under investigation by federal authorities amidst a series of lawsuits filed against the renowned rap music mogul since November. Federal officials in Manhattan have interviewed three women and one man regarding allegations involving sex trafficking, sexual assault, and the solicitation and distribution of illicit drugs and … Continue reading Rapper Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ homes raided by Homeland Security

Early Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed following a collision with a large container ship that struck one of its columns after experiencing a power failure, causing vehicles and individuals to plunge into the Patapsco River, as per authorities. Baltimore City Fire Chief James Wallace informed reporters on Tuesday morning that the situation was characterized as “an active search and rescue operation.” … Continue reading Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapses after column hit by large ship

In a remote region of Northern California’s foothills, a tragic incident occurred on Saturday where a mountain lion fatally attacked a 21-year-old man and injured his 18-year-old brother, as confirmed by authorities. The brothers were engaged in shed antler hunting near Georgetown in El Dorado County when the mountain lion launched its assault, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office. Following the attack, … Continue reading Mountain lion kills 21-year-old hunter, injures teen brother in California attack

Blizzard warnings persist in five states spanning the central and northern Plains, along with the Upper Midwest, as a lethal spring storm sweeps through the region. This tempest brings heavy snowfall and fierce winds, prompting authorities to close schools and highways, severely disrupting travel. The Minnesota State Patrol reported responding to numerous accidents on Sunday due to hazardous conditions, including vehicle skids and jackknifed tractor-trailers, … Continue reading Blizzard Warnings continue in 5 states as deadly storm brings record-breaking snow to Minneapolis

The Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, is on the brink of resolving the longstanding securities fraud charges that have shadowed his tenure as the state’s top legal officer. Sources familiar with the matter have informed the American-Statesman that Paxton is close to reaching a special agreement with prosecutors. According to the draft agreement, prosecutors would drop the felony charges against Paxton upon successful completion of … Continue reading Texas AG Paxton could see criminal charges dropped in deal with prosecutors

California police have reported that Samuel Pasillas, a 47-year-old pastor from Victorville, is facing charges for allegedly hiring two hit men to kill a man dating his daughter. Pasillas, who leads a Spanish-speaking church in Southern California, reportedly paid $40,000 for the attack, which occurred on October 21 in Riverside, according to a news release from Riverside police issued on Tuesday, March 19. The intended … Continue reading Pastor paid hit men $40,000 to shoot daughter’s boyfriend, police say