Nick Reiner, 32, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of his parents, Michele and Rob Reiner, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. Prosecutors allege he used a knife in the killings and have added a special allegation reflecting that claim. Reiner is being held without bail, and his arraignment will be scheduled at a later … Continue reading Rob and Michele Reiner’s son charged with murder in their deaths

A Florida woman was arrested after driving a stolen vehicle to the federal courthouse where she was scheduled to stand trial for alleged COVID-relief fraud. Latoya Clark, 39, was stopped near the Fort Pierce courthouse when a license plate reader flagged the 2025 Ram ProMaster van she was driving as stolen. Clark reportedly admitted she knew why she was being detained and said she was … Continue reading Woman charged in $29M COVID fraud busted driving stolen van to court

MIT nuclear science professor Nuno Loureiro, 47, was shot multiple times and killed inside his Brookline, Massachusetts home Monday night, according to authorities. Police responded to reports of a shooting around 8:30 p.m., and Loureiro later died at a hospital; officials say the case remains an active homicide investigation with few details released. Law enforcement confirmed the killing is not connected to a recent mass … Continue reading MIT nuclear science professor found shot dead at home

Gen. Gregory Guillot, commander of U.S. Northern Command, told the Senate Armed Services Committee he would carry out a lawful order to attack “designated terrorist organizations” in the U.S. if he had no legal concerns. His statement is controversial because the Trump administration has labeled some groups, including certain drug cartels and reportedly Antifa, as terrorist organizations, a designation some experts say lacks a clear … Continue reading U.S. Military Willing to Attack ‘Designated Terrorist Organizations’ Within America, General Says

A Connecticut judge on Monday disbarred Hunter Biden for violating state attorney conduct rules, following complaints related to his federal gun and tax convictions. Biden consented to the disbarment and admitted to attorney misconduct, but did not admit to any criminal wrongdoing; he was previously disbarred in Washington, D.C., in May. The judge cited violations including dishonesty, fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation, and referenced his prior … Continue reading Hunter Biden disbarred in Connecticut after complaints about gun, tax convictions

A Massachusetts jury on Monday found Brian Walshe guilty of first-degree murder for killing his wife, Ana Walshe, and dismembering her body three years ago. The verdict followed nearly two weeks of testimony in Norfolk County Superior Court, where prosecutors argued Walshe was motivated by money and his wife’s affair, detailing how he methodically dismembered and disposed of her body. Walshe’s defense claimed Ana Walshe … Continue reading Brian Walshe found guilty of killing his wife and dismembering her body

The U.S. military carried out strikes on three suspected drug-trafficking boats in the eastern Pacific on Monday, killing eight people, according to U.S. Southern Command. The operation, part of “Operation Southern Spear,” targets vessels linked to designated terrorist organizations and narcotics trafficking, with at least 95 people killed in previous strikes since September. The Trump administration considers the campaign an “armed conflict” against drug cartels, … Continue reading US military strikes 3 more boats in the Pacific Ocean, killing 8

Police continue searching for the gunman who killed two Brown University students and wounded nine others, releasing new videos and images of a person of interest seen near the campus on Saturday. Earlier, authorities had detained another individual at a hotel but released them after evidence pointed in a different direction, leaving no known suspect. The FBI is offering a reward of up to $50,000 … Continue reading Brown University shooting manhunt continues

Two Iowa National Guard members, Sgt. Edgar Brian Torres-Tovar, 25, and Sgt. William Nathaniel Howard, 29, were killed in a weekend attack in Syria blamed on the Islamic State. A U.S. civilian interpreter was also killed, and three other Guard members were wounded, two in stable condition and one in good condition. The attack occurred near Palmyra during a meeting between U.S. and Syrian security … Continue reading U.S. Army names 2 Iowa National Guard members killed in attack in Syria

The Justice Department announced Monday the arrest of four people in Los Angeles—Audrey Ilene Carroll, Dante Garfield, Zachary Aaron Page, and Tina Lai—for allegedly plotting coordinated bomb attacks on New Year’s Eve. According to federal court documents, the suspects, members of the extremist Turtle Island Liberation Front (TILF), planned to plant backpacks containing pipe bombs at five locations across the city. The plot involved detailed … Continue reading FBI arrests four people it says were planning to detonate pipe bombs on New Year’s Eve

Federal trial proceedings began Monday for Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who is accused of helping a man evade immigration authorities inside her courtroom. Prosecutors allege Dugan directed Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, an illegal immigrant wanted by federal agents, to exit through a back hallway after learning officers were waiting to arrest him. She faces charges of obstructing law enforcement and concealing an individual, which together carry a … Continue reading Trial Begins for Judge Charged With Helping Man Evade Immigration Authorities

Nick Reiner has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the deaths of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner. The couple was found dead in their Los Angeles home on Sunday, Dec. 14, after authorities and firefighters responded to a medical call, and they were reportedly discovered by their daughter Romy. Police said Nick Reiner is being held … Continue reading Rob Reiner’s Son Nick Charged with Murder Following Deaths of His Parents

Erika Kirk announced she will meet privately with commentator Candace Owens on Monday, December 15, marking their first direct conversation following public tensions after her late husband’s death. Both women agreed to pause public commentary, livestreams, and tweets until after the meeting. The discussion aims to address weeks of online speculation and conspiracy theories in a more thoughtful, personal setting. Erika has previously expressed the … Continue reading Erika Kirk agrees to ‘private discussion’ with Candace Owens amid rising tensions

A weekend storm brought heavy snow to the Northeast and plunging subzero temperatures to the Midwest, causing slick roads and widespread travel disruptions. The New York-New Jersey area received its first significant snowfall of the season, while crews worked overnight in New Jersey and Pennsylvania to clear roads and reduce speed limits. Over 1,000 U.S. flights were delayed, with more than 100 cancellations due to … Continue reading Storm drops heavy snow around Northeast as Pacific Northwest braces for more rain

Nearly 28 years after JonBenét Ramsey’s 1996 murder, Boulder police say her case remains a top priority. Authorities have conducted new interviews and tested evidence using evolving DNA technology, though details of the findings have not been released. JonBenét, a 6-year-old child beauty queen, was found dead in her family’s basement after being strangled, sexually assaulted, and suffering a fractured skull. Her parents and older … Continue reading Police say new evidence gathered in JonBenét Ramsey killing

Two American soldiers and a U.S. civilian interpreter were killed, and three soldiers injured, in an ambush by a lone ISIS gunman in Palmyra, Syria, during counter-terrorism operations. The gunman was engaged and killed by U.S. forces, and helicopters evacuated the wounded to a base in Al-Tanf near the Iraq border. Former President Donald Trump vowed “very serious retaliation” and expressed condolences to the victims … Continue reading Two US soldiers & interpreter killed in horror ambush by ISIS gunman in Syria

A shooting at Brown University on Saturday, Dec. 13, has left at least two people dead and nine injured, with most victims confirmed as students. The university remains on lockdown as the male suspect, described as wearing dark clothing and possibly in his 30s, is still at large. Providence police released a video showing the suspect walking down Hope Street after the attack. The university … Continue reading 2 dead, 9 injured at Brown University, person of interest in custody

A federal judge has ruled that prosecutors must return evidence seized from Daniel Richman, a former attorney for James Comey, in the dismissed criminal case against the former FBI director. The ruling allows the DOJ to keep a copy of the files with the court and seek a new warrant if they wish to pursue them again. Richman had sued to prevent the use of … Continue reading Judge says James Comey evidence was wrongfully retained

Three months after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the Justice Department is weighing whether to bring federal charges against the suspect, Tyler Robinson, potentially under a novel theory that the killing constituted an anti-Christian hate crime. Robinson already faces multiple state charges in Utah, including aggravated murder, and prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. Some federal prosecutors have pushed back, arguing the … Continue reading DOJ weighs novel federal hate crime case against Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer

Director and actor Rob Reiner, 78, and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, 68, were found dead Sunday afternoon in their Brentwood home, and authorities are investigating the case as an apparent homicide. Los Angeles Fire Department responders discovered the couple around 3:30 p.m., and the Reiner family later confirmed their deaths, asking for privacy. The LAPD’s Robbery Homicide Division is leading the investigation, with no … Continue reading Rob Reiner and wife found dead in apparent homicide at California home

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old charged with killing far-right activist Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person court appearance as his attorneys push to limit media access. Judge Tony Graf is weighing Robinson’s right to a fair trial against the public’s interest in open proceedings, while prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty. Robinson appeared in court restrained and in formal attire, with prior rules allowing him … Continue reading Accused Charlie Kirk killer makes first in-person court appearance

A federal grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia, declined to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on alleged mortgage-fraud charges, marking the second failed indictment attempt in a week after another grand jury in Norfolk also rejected the case. James and her attorney, Abbe Lowell, accused the Justice Department of pursuing a politically motivated effort driven by President Trump. Lowell noted that both career prosecutors … Continue reading Second grand jury refuses to indict NY Attorney General Letitia James

Residents in western Washington began evacuating Wednesday as an atmospheric river brought heavy rains, swelling rivers toward record levels and threatening catastrophic flooding. The Skagit River, which runs through Mount Vernon and the agricultural valley north of Seattle, is expected to crest at 47 feet in Concrete Thursday and 41 feet in Mount Vernon Friday, potentially surpassing floodwalls and levees. Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson declared … Continue reading Washington state braces for dangerous flooding as thousands could face evacuation orders

The Trump administration is expanding militarized operations along the southern U.S. border by transferring most of California’s border with Mexico to Navy control. The new zone stretches from the Arizona state line to the Otay Mountain Wilderness, covering the Imperial Valley and border communities like Tecate. Since April, similar zones in New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona have allowed troops to apprehend immigrants and enforce trespassing … Continue reading Trump administration adds militarized zone in California along southern US border

A federal judge in California, Charles Breyer, blocked the Trump administration from deploying California National Guard troops in Los Angeles and ordered control returned to Governor Gavin Newsom. The ruling challenges the administration’s efforts to federalize roughly 300 Guardsmen under Title 10 for immigration enforcement, citing no evidence that federal law execution was hindered. Breyer criticized the administration for effectively creating a “national police force” … Continue reading Judge blocks Trump administration from deploying California National Guard members in Los Angeles