Trump’s DOJ ordered the Manhattan U.S. attorney to drop corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, citing political influence concerns and election-year factors. The decision has drawn criticism, with opponents calling it a blow to justice. Adams, accused of bribery and illegal campaign contributions, has built ties with Trump, fueling speculation about a possible pardon, the New York Daily News has reported. His challengers predict … Continue reading Justice Dept Seeks Dismissal of Case Against NYC Mayor

Two winter storms are set to hit the U.S. this week, bringing snow, freezing rain, and Arctic cold to parts of the country. Around 29 million people were under winter alerts across the central Plains, Midwest, Ohio Valley, and mid-Atlantic. The first storm will bring snow and ice from the central Plains to the mid-Atlantic, with up to 6 inches of snow in cities like … Continue reading Two winter storms put 29 million people under alerts with freezing conditions

A 2.8 magnitude earthquake struck near the secretive Area 51 base in Nevada, with its epicenter located 50 miles east of Amargosa Valley. The tremor, while minor, raised questions about potential damage to the highly classified facility. This earthquake follows a magnitude-7.6 quake in the Caribbean that sparked tsunami warnings for several islands. While some alerts were issued and later lifted, no significant damage was … Continue reading Earthquake rocks Area 51

The US military has ramped up surveillance of Mexican drug cartels, conducting at least 18 missions over two weeks in late January and early February. This marks a significant increase from the usual monthly surveillance, with sophisticated planes like Navy P-8s and a U-2 spy plane involved. These flights, focusing on the US-Mexico border and surrounding areas, reflect a shift in military priorities as President … Continue reading US spy planes conduct 18 missions near border

Police are investigating a theft at Luna Park Cafe in West Seattle, where thieves stole around 540 eggs, valued at $387, along with bacon, ground beef, blueberries, and liquid egg products early Wednesday. The suspects, seen on security footage, entered a refrigerated shed and loaded the items into a van before fleeing. The total value of the stolen goods is about $780. The incident occurred … Continue reading 500 eggs stolen in Seattle breakfast heist, police scramble to crack case

After the Eagles’ victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, Philadelphia fans celebrated in the streets, but chaos ensued when they looted a linen truck. Police responded, urging crowds to disperse, but looting and fires continued through the night. Multiple arrests were made, The Metro has reported. Meanwhile, the halftime show featured Kendrick Lamar, who addressed his ongoing feud with Drake during … Continue reading Looting and fires break out in Philadelphia after Eagles win Super Bowl

A police officer was fatally shot while responding to a suspicious person report at a Roswell, Georgia, shopping center Friday night. The suspect, 23-year-old Edward Espinoza, allegedly opened fire on the officer, who later died at a hospital. Espinoza was arrested and charged with murder, aggravated assault on an officer, and firearm possession during a felony, CBS News has reported. Authorities are investigating, and Georgia … Continue reading Georgia police officer fatally shot responding to pickleball club; suspect arrested

Two people have been charged in the fatal stabbing of Fort Campbell soldier Katia Dueñas Aguilar, who was found dead in her Clarksville, Tennessee, home in May with nearly 70 stab wounds. Sofia Rodas, 35, faces first-degree murder and evidence tampering charges, while Aguilar’s husband, Reynaldo Salinas Cruz, 40, is charged with tampering with evidence. Both were previously held on unrelated federal charges before being … Continue reading Fort Campbell soldier’s husband and woman charged in brutal stabbing death

Recovery crews are working in freezing temperatures to retrieve victims from a plane crash off western Alaska. The commuter aircraft, carrying nine passengers and a pilot, vanished after departing Unalakleet on Thursday and was found Friday on unstable sea ice 34 miles southeast of Nome. All 10 onboard were declared dead. Rescuers are prioritizing body recovery before retrieving the wreckage, but harsh weather, including heavy … Continue reading Investigators probe fatal Alaska plane crash as crews push to recover wreckage

Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, criticized media leaks on Thursday for hindering a large-scale operation targeting the Tren de Aragua gang in the Denver area. The operation, which took place on Wednesday, aimed at over 100 gang members, resulted in 30 arrests, according to Fox News, though the White House reported more than 100 deportations. The operation involved armed federal agents raiding multiple locations, … Continue reading US border czar blames leaks for hindering immigration raids in Colorado

Amtrak service along the Northeast Corridor was delayed Thursday night after a SEPTA train caught fire near Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania. The six-car train, carrying about 350 passengers, was en route from Philadelphia to Wilmington when smoke began billowing from the first car. The train was evacuated, and crews acted quickly to ensure safety. Service to Wilmington was halted, but Amtrak resumed … Continue reading Amtrak service impacted after SEPTA train traveling from Philly goes up in flames

Demetrius Frazier, 52, was executed in Alabama on Thursday for the 1991 murder of Pauline Brown, using nitrogen gas, the fourth such execution in the U.S. Frazier had broken into Brown’s apartment, raped her, and shot her in the head before returning later to search for more money. His execution marked Alabama’s first of 2025 and was the third in the U.S. that year. Frazier, … Continue reading Alabama executes a man with nitrogen gas for 1991 murder and rape

A suspected tornado struck Morgan County, Tennessee, on Thursday night, killing a mother and daughter and injuring three others. The storm caused severe damage in Deer Lodge and Sunbright, with over 100 emergency responders deployed for search and rescue. The National Weather Service is investigating whether a tornado was the cause. Power outages affected 8% of the county, and officials warn that nighttime tornadoes are … Continue reading Mother and daughter killed in suspected tornado in a small East Tennessee community

A search is underway in rough weather for a missing Bering Air Cessna 208B Grand Caravan with 10 people on board, last seen over Alaska’s Norton Sound while en route from Unalakleet to Nome. Poor visibility and freezing conditions have hampered air searches, with the Coast Guard, Air Force, and National Guard assisting. The FBI is using cell phone geolocation to aid the search. Authorities … Continue reading Crews searching open waters in Alaska for flight that went missing with 10 on board

The US has sent its first group of migrants to Guantanamo Bay since President Trump announced plans to expand migrant detention there. Ten detainees, linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, were flown from Texas to the US Navy base in Cuba. Trump had ordered the expansion of an existing migrant detention facility to hold up to 30,000 people as part of his crackdown on … Continue reading Trump sends first migrant detainees to Guantanamo Bay

A man suspected of killing one person and injuring five others in a shooting at a New Albany, Ohio, manufacturing facility was arrested after an overnight manhunt. Police responded to the active shooter report at a KDC/One beauty products facility around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. One victim was found dead, and five others were hospitalized. About 150 employees were safely evacuated. The suspect, Bruce Reginald Foster … Continue reading Suspect apprehended after deadly shooting at manufacturing facility in Ohio

Police are searching for suspects after 100,000 organic eggs, worth an estimated $40,000, were stolen from a Pete & Gerry’s distribution trailer in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night. The eggs were taken from outside the company’s headquarters, and authorities believe the thieves may attempt to resell them. Pennsylvania State Police are asking the public for any information that could help identify the culprits or locate … Continue reading Police Probe Who Poached 100,000 Eggs

A grassroots movement opposing Trump’s early actions is gaining traction online, organizing protests across all 50 states under the hashtags #buildtheresistance and #50501. Many rallies are set for state capitols, with activists denouncing Project 2025 and advocating for democracy and workers’ rights. In Michigan, organizers are preparing signs and coordinating speakers, calling it a critical moment for action, the Associated Press has reported. Protests have … Continue reading Protests against new administration planned in cities across nation

The CIA offered buyouts to its entire workforce, allowing employees to leave with about eight months of pay, aligning with Trump’s push to downsize the federal government and refocus intelligence efforts. The agency is freezing hiring and may rescind job offers that don’t fit new priorities, including targeting drug cartels and spying on China. The move signals to those opposing Trump’s agenda to leave, while … Continue reading CIA offers buyouts to entire workforce

A Florida-based neo-Nazi group founder, Brandon Russell, was convicted of conspiring to attack Maryland’s power grid. Russell encouraged his former girlfriend, Sarah Beth Clendaniel, to carry out sniper attacks on Baltimore substations to incite chaos. They were arrested in February 2023 before executing their plan. A jury took less than an hour to convict Russell of conspiracy to damage an energy facility. Russell previously co-founded … Continue reading Neo-Nazi group leader convicted of plotting Maryland power grid attack

Texas National Guard soldiers can now arrest and detain migrants under a new agreement with the Trump administration. This expands the Guard’s role beyond its previous support duties for Border Patrol. The agreement grants the Guard full authority to investigate, arrest, and detain migrants under CBP supervision. Abbott called the deal a boost for border security, while critics argue it complicates law enforcement. Trump has … Continue reading Texas National Guard can now arrest and detain people who illegally enter the US

Hegseth traveled with White House border czar Tom Homan to Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, to meet with troops securing the southern border. He received briefings from U.S. Northern Command and NORAD on homeland defense and border security. Hegseth pledged “100 percent operational control of the border” and said all necessary Defense Department assets were available for expulsion and detention. Since beginning his second … Continue reading Defense Secretary Vows to Use Thousands of Active-Duty Troops to Secure Border

A Florida woman was arrested for throwing a banana at a 7-Eleven clerk during an argument. Caltaeviya Turner, 22, got into a verbal altercation with the employee, leading to insults being exchanged. Turner became angry, grabbed a banana from the counter, and threw it at the worker’s face. The banana struck the clerk’s cheek, leaving a minor abrasion, but was not seized as evidence. Turner … Continue reading Stripper busted for attacking 7-Eleven clerk with banana

Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhog Day, predicting six more weeks of winter. The annual tradition at Gobbler’s Knob in Pennsylvania dates back over a century, rooted in European folklore. Historically, Phil has been accurate only 30% of the time. While his prediction signals a longer winter, meteorologists suggest spring may already be emerging in the South, WSBT has reported. AccuWeather will release its … Continue reading Punxsutawney Phil’s shadow strikes again, six more weeks of winter is predicted