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LA prep school graphic teaching students ‘fat, short, unattractive’ people are oppressed

“Fat, short, unattractive” people, females and individuals without children are among the groups facing “oppression” or “resistance,” according to a graphic allegedly given to eighth-graders at a California prep school.

California man killed wife on Christmas Eve then had kids open presents up in front of her: report

The trial of 39-year-old William Wallace began in southern California this week more than a decade after he allegedly killed his wife on Christmas Eve, then propped her up on the couch the next day and had their kids open Christmas presents in front of ...
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FBI arrests Massachusetts man accused of attacking cop during Capitol riot

A Massachusetts man who allegedly punched police officers and at least one member of the crowd during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot has been arrested, the FBI announced Tuesday.

California freeway standoff ends hours later with child fleeing tear gas, driver in custody

After an hours-long standoff in the middle of a freeway near Los Angeles Tuesday night, in which police had shot pepper balls and tear gas into the suspect's car, a child got out and ran into a police officer's arms moments before the driver ...
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California suspect leads police on wild chase after hit-and-run with deputy: reports

California deputies stopped a fleeing suspect Tuesday after a high-speed chase that began after the driver allegedly smashed a police car in a hit-and-run collision in another county – leaving the 60 Freeway shut down in both directions going into rush hour.

Florida 15-year-old charged with kidnapping, killing real estate agent

A 15-year-old Florida boy allegedly held a man hostage at gunpoint, robbed him of $1,000 and then shot him to death, according to authorities
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Sun belt communities prepare for spring break amid pandemic

Every year, thousands of Americans choose to flee the cold and head south to sunbelt communities for spring break. Even in the midst of a pandemic, that pilgrimage is already taking shape in 2021.

Michigan prosecutor in Zoom hearing catches alleged domestic assaulter in same home as ‘nervous’ girlfriend

A Michigan man charged in a domestic violence case allegedly appeared at a court hearing remotely from the victim’s house last week -- despite a no-contact order compelling him to stay away from her.
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Roger Mudd, longtime network TV newsman, dies at 93

During more than 30 years on network television, starting with CBS in 1961, Mudd covered Congress, elections and political conventions and was a frequent anchor and contributor to various specials.

California university offers to pay would-be spring breakers $75 not to travel

The Healthy Davis Together Spring Break grants will be awarded to 500 applicants and must be redeemed at select Davis businesses during the university's spring break from March 22-26.
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