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Florida Ring doorbell camera catches terrifying deadly plane crash in neighborhood

A small plane crashed into a car traveling on a Florida street Monday before skidding and bursting into flames, killing the two people inside the aircraft, according to reports.

Man linked to ‘Whitey’ Bulger murder suspect has been in solitary since 2018 slaying: report

The former cellmate of a man accused of murdering organized crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger says he and others suspected of being involved have been held in solitary confinement since the notorious Boston gangster’s death more than two years ago, according to a recent report.
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Chicago teachers union tells members not to reveal if they received COVID vaccine

Tracking how many Chicago Public Schools teachers have been vaccinated against COVID-19 in an effort to open up classrooms has been a challenge, in part, because the teacher's union has asked its members not to inform district officials, according to media reports.  

Illegal immigrant cousins sentenced for operating Georgia meth lab

Three illegal immigrant cousins, including at least one who was previously deported, have been collectively sentenced to about 60 years in prison for manufacturing and distributing methamphetamine.
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Florida school principal, daughter arrested for allegedly hacking student accounts to cast homecoming votes

A Pensacola teenage girl and her mother, an elementary school assistant principal, were arrested Tuesday for allegedly hacking hundreds of student accounts to fraudulently vote for the teen as homecoming queen in the fall, police said.

Biden border policies enrich drug cartels charging $6G to smuggle migrants into US: Arizona sheriff

President Biden's policies are not only inviting more illegal immigration into the U.S., but also enriching drug cartels based in Mexico who profit from smuggling migrants across the border, Chochise County, Arizona Sheriff Mark Dannels told "America Reports" Monday.
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Capitol Police to start removing fencing from the ‘outer perimeter’

The Capitol Police will remove portions of perimeter fencing erected around the Capitol following the deadly Jan. 6 insurrection as lawmakers try to resume normal operations.

Indiana University sorority under investigation for alleged sex, drug hazing

An Indiana University sorority is under investigation after claims of sex- and drug-related hazing rituals, a report said.
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Derek Chauvin jury pool reaches 9; trial selection continues

The jury pool in the forthcoming high-publicized trial of former Minneapolis police officer Drek Chauvin over the death of George Floyd increased to nine Monday as efforts to find impartial members continue to pose difficulties. 

Pennsylvania cheerleader harassed by ‘deep fake’ videos feared no one would believe her if she spoke out

A Pennsylvania teen cheerleader who became the target of “deep fake” videos and images last summer by a rival’s mother who wanted her off the team, said Monday she thought no one would believe her if she spoke out.
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