School board candidate slams Illinois district’s curriculum on White supremacy
An Illinois mother of two is fighting back against the local school district’s curriculum, arguing that it teaches children they "can’t get ahead" due to White supremacy.
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Kentucky boy shot dead in apparent hunting accident: report
A Kentucky boy died after an apparent hunting accident Wednesday night.
Farmer finds car wedged in his truck, 2 people dead inside
The driver of a large farm vehicle in Vermont arrived at his field to find a car wedged in the frame and the two occupants dead inside, police say.
Amid Michigan coronavirus case spike, Whitmer urges suspension of in-person high school classes
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Friday urged a suspension of in-person classes as the state sees a new spike in coronavirus cases.
These colleges require students to get vaccinated if they want to live on campus
As academic institutions look toward the post-COVID-19 future of education, some are implementing strict vaccine requirements ahead of the upcoming semester as others incentivize or urge students to pick up the inoculations.
Quick-thinking California cop turns up heat on knife-wielding suspect in Oakland airport
A California sheriff pulled from over two decades of experience to defuse a tense standoff with some out-of-the-box tactics, according to a report.
Kentucky limits no-knock warrants after Breonna Taylor’s death
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signed a partial ban on no-knock warrants Friday after months of demonstrations set off by the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor in her home during a botched police raid
Chicagoland prep school Loyola may have violated civil rights of conservative students, Army vet
EXCLUSIVE: A top Chicagoland Jesuit college preparatory school may have violated the civil rights of some of its students and an Army veteran by blocking them from expressing their conservative views while allowing liberal opinions, a Fox News investigation has found.
Slain South Carolina doctor wrote of faith, life’s fragility
Robert Lesslie, the South Carolina physician and author who authorities say was killed along with three family members and a repairman by former NFL player Phillip Adams, frequently wrote of the fragility of life and a deep-seated Christian faith that guided him personally and... Read More.
Florida police union gets ‘major victory’ as appeals court rules some officers’ identities can be shielded
The Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA) is celebrating a precedent-setting victory after an appeals court ruled this week that the identities of officers who have been involved in fatal police shootings can be protected under Marsy’s Law if they were threatened with deadly force.