Authorities have identified Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old Utah resident, as the suspect in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. Utah Governor Spencer Cox said investigators tracked Robinson through surveillance footage, interviews with family members, and online messages with his roommate, which detailed plans involving a rifle recovered near the campus. Robinson allegedly engraved inscriptions on the bullets, … Continue reading Suspect in Charlie Kirk’s killing is identified by officials

A man suspected of murdering, robbing, and setting fire to an elderly Queens couple is now in custody, the NYPD announced. The suspect, 42-year-old Jamel McGriff, was apprehended Wednesday evening near Times Square after authorities tracked his credit card and received real-time updates through a police messaging app. Frank Olton, 76, was found tied to a pole in his basement with multiple stab wounds, while … Continue reading Suspect in custody after couple severely burned in ‘horrific double homicide’ in NYC: Police

The assassination of Charlie Kirk deeply affected supporters who gathered at the Phoenix headquarters of the Turning Point movement to mourn the conservative leader. Attendees, including families and strangers, laid flowers, prayed, and embraced one another while reflecting on Kirk’s unapologetic advocacy for free speech and conservative values. Many mourners expressed that his death was a watershed moment, highlighting fears that refusing to conform to … Continue reading Mourners reflect on Charlie Kirk at Turning Point’s Phoenix headquarters

Tropical Storm Kiko was generating high surf and dangerous rip currents near Hawaii, even as it weakened north of the islands. Forecasters from the National Hurricane Center said Kiko would continue passing north of the Hawaiian Islands on Tuesday and Wednesday, without an expected direct hit. At the time, the storm had maximum sustained winds of around 40 mph and was located about 220 miles … Continue reading Kiko weakens into a tropical storm but brings dangerous surf to Hawaii

Americans are observing the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks with ceremonies, volunteer work, and tributes honoring the nearly 3,000 victims. Family members of those killed joined politicians and dignitaries at commemorations in New York, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Many attendees, like Denise Matuza, Jennifer Nilsen, and Michelle Pizzo, wore shirts with the names and photos of their husbands who died in … Continue reading US marks 24th anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks

Two teenagers are in critical condition after a school shooting at Evergreen High School in Colorado, while the shooter, another teenager, died from self-inflicted injuries. The incident occurred on Wednesday, Sept. 10, around 12:24 p.m., when the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received reports that the student had opened fire both inside and outside the school. Law enforcement did not fire any rounds, and after a … Continue reading Suspect dead, 2 hurt in Colorado high school shooting

he FBI and Utah Department of Public Safety will hold a press conference at 7 a.m. local time (9 a.m. ET) Thursday to provide updates on the manhunt for the suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Beau Mason and the FBI Special Agent in Charge will attend the press conference to discuss the ongoing investigation. Charlie … Continue reading Charlie Kirk assassination sparks manhunt as shooting suspect remains at large

On Tuesday morning, more than 60 shipping containers fell from the cargo ship Mississippi into the water at the Port of Long Beach. The incident occurred just before 9 a.m. at Pier G while the vessel was being unloaded. Initial investigations suggest that the containers began to topple after crews started releasing the securing straps, triggering a domino effect. Goods from major retailers such as Costco, Target, … Continue reading Over 60 Shipping Containers Fall into Ocean at Port of Long Beach

A Michigan judge has dismissed criminal charges against 15 individuals accused of attempting to falsely certify Donald Trump as the winner of the 2020 presidential election in Michigan. District Court Judge Kristen D. Simmons ruled that the group, including prominent Michigan Republicans, would not face trial. The charges, announced over two years ago by Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel, included forgery and conspiracy to commit … Continue reading Michigan Judge Dismisses Charges Against 15 Accused of False Elector Scheme in 2020 Election

Decarlos Brown Jr. has been charged with a federal crime in connection with the fatal stabbing of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska aboard a North Carolina commuter train. The attack, which appeared random and was captured on video, has raised questions about public safety and the handling of repeat offenders. Brown, who had 14 prior criminal arrests, faces a federal charge that could result in the death … Continue reading Suspect in stabbing of Ukrainian woman in North Carolina charged with federal crime

A badly decomposed body was discovered Monday in a Tesla belonging to the singer D4vd at a Los Angeles impound lot. Police were called to the lot on North Mansfield Avenue after a foul odor was reported coming from the vehicle. The remains were found in a bag in the trunk, and identification is expected to be delayed due to the condition of the body. … Continue reading Decomposed body found in singer D4vd’s impounded Tesla in Los Angeles

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a ban on Sharia Law in the state after Imam F. Qasim ibn Ali Khan began pressuring Muslim-owned stores to stop selling pork, alcohol, and lottery tickets. The viral video of Khan confronting a store employee sparked widespread outrage and prompted Abbott to sign laws banning Sharia compliance and compounds in Texas. Abbott emphasized that any attempt to impose Sharia … Continue reading Texas announces ban on Sharia Law after Muslim ‘patrols’ tried to ban alcohol and pork

Ryan Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump while he played golf in South Florida last year, began his federal trial in Fort Pierce on Monday by addressing potential jurors and apologizing for bringing them in. Representing himself, Routh wore a gray sports coat and red-striped tie as jury selection started under U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, who allowed him to proceed … Continue reading Man accused of trying to assassinate Trump apologizes to potential jurors

An Auburn University professor was fatally stabbed while walking their dog in a residential area near campus. The suspect, a local man, has been arrested and charged with murder, with police investigating a possible motive. The incident has shocked the tight-knit Auburn community, prompting calls for increased neighborhood safety measures. The university is offering counseling services to students and faculty affected by the tragedy. As … Continue reading Auburn professor stabbed to death while walking dog, man charged with murder

Recent data reveals a significant decline in U.S. student test scores in math and reading, raising alarms about educational outcomes. The drop is attributed to disruptions from the pandemic, teacher shortages, and reduced funding in some districts. Experts warn that the decline could have long-term effects on workforce readiness and economic competitiveness. Some states are implementing recovery programs, but progress remains uneven across regions. As … Continue reading Student testing scores drop in key subjects, new data shows

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has initiated a large-scale operation in Chicago targeting undocumented immigrants, sparking controversy. The operation aims to detain individuals with criminal records, but critics argue it risks sweeping up non-criminal residents as well. Chicago’s mayor and Illinois’ governor have publicly opposed the move, citing concerns about community trust and safety. Local advocacy groups are organizing protests, claiming the operation could destabilize … Continue reading ICE launches operation in Chicago despite objections from mayor, Illinois governor

The murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte’s Metro has drawn federal attention, with FBI Director Kash Patel and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirming ongoing federal investigations. Patel indicated potential upcoming developments, while Duffy linked the case to President Trump’s “zero tolerance” crime message, warning that cities failing to protect public transit riders could risk federal funding. The White House condemned the attack and … Continue reading Patel, Duffy signal Charlotte train murder under federal investigation with ‘national implications’

A man was fatally shot by police after allegedly slashing an officer in the face with a 14-inch butcher knife inside the rear of Brooklyn’s 73rd Precinct in Brownsville. The offender initially attempted to enter through a locked front door before forcing his way in from the rear. After attacking a female officer, he fled the premises while still armed, prompting a pursuit that ended … Continue reading Man shot and killed by police after allegedly slashing NYPD officer with 14-inch blade

A significant fire broke out among a cluster of abandoned structures in northeast Minneapolis, leading to the collapse of multiple buildings. Firefighters were dispatched swiftly to the scene but found the buildings already engulfed in flames. Remarkably, no injuries were reported, as the area had been cleared and was not occupied at the time of the blaze. Emergency responders worked to contain the fire to … Continue reading Several buildings collapse during northeast Minneapolis fire; no injuries reported

Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was fatally stabbed on a Charlotte light rail train on August 22 by 35-year-old Decarlos Brown Jr., a career criminal with at least 14 prior arrests. Surveillance footage shows Brown attacking Zarutska and calmly leaving the scene afterward. Her death has drawn outrage over perceived silence from mainstream media and local politicians, including Charlotte’s Democratic mayor, while Republican officials … Continue reading Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska’s slaughter on Charlotte train met with deafening silence

The Dearborn Heights Police Department in Michigan has unveiled a new optional uniform patch—the first in the United States—to feature both English and Arabic script. Designed by Officer Ermily Murdoc, the patch includes the Michigan state seal and is intended to honor the city’s significant Middle Eastern and North African community. Dearborn Heights has a 39% population of people from these backgrounds, while neighboring Dearborn … Continue reading Dearborn Heights first in U.S. with Arabic on police patch

Postal traffic to the United States dropped by more than 80 percent after the U.S. government ended the “de minimis exemption” for low-value imports, according to the United Nations postal agency. This exemption had previously allowed parcels valued at $800 or less to avoid customs duties, but its removal on August 29, 2025, shifted the responsibility for duty collection to carriers or CBP-approved parties. In … Continue reading Postal traffic into US plunges by more than 80% after Trump ends exemption

Thirteen-year-old Jackson Denio of Hampton, New Hampshire, caught a 177-pound Atlantic halibut on a deep-sea fishing trip off the New England coast, reeling in a fish larger than himself after a 30-minute struggle. The catch may qualify as a world record under the International Game Fish Association’s junior category, where the Atlantic halibut record is currently vacant. Denio, thrilled by the experience, says the massive … Continue reading Teen fishing off New England coast catches huge halibut bigger than him

The Army has extended the deployment of about 950 D.C. National Guard troops through Nov. 30, though President Trump could shorten or further extend it. The decision, approved by Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, allows Guard members and their employers to plan around the longer orders and prevents gaps in pay or benefits. Trump mobilized the Guard last month to address crime in Washington, D.C., though … Continue reading Army extends orders for DC National Guard through November

After spending 27 years in prison, Bryan Hooper Sr. has been exonerated of the 1998 murder of 77-year-old Ann Prazniak in Minneapolis. A judge vacated his conviction after a key witness, whose fingerprints were at the crime scene, recanted her testimony and confessed to the killing from prison in Georgia. Hooper, once sentenced to life, maintained his innocence throughout and criticized the use of unreliable … Continue reading Man released from prison after exoneration of Minneapolis murder conviction