Kyle Rittenhouse pleads not guilty to Kenosha shooting charges
Kyle Rittenhouse entered not guilty pleas to all charges in connection with a string of felonies in Kenosha, Wis., during a protest over the summer.
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Epstein’s final cellmate questioned by AG Barr after apparent suicide: report
The last inmate to occupy a cell with Jeffrey Epstein was personally questioned by U.S. Attorney General William Barr shortly after the disgraced financier’s apparent suicide, according to a report Monday.
Ohio governor signs gun bill expanding ‘stand your ground’ rights by eliminating person’s duty to retreat
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a gun rights bill that eliminates a person’s duty to retreat before using force, despite previously voicing concerns that some lawmakers were ignoring legislation that he proposed following the 2019 mass shooting in Dayton.
California woman pleads guilty to bomb threats against Catholic high school over same-sex marriage views
A California woman pleaded guilty to making bomb threats against a historic Catholic high school in Washington D.C. two years ago after school officials announced same-sex marriage announcements would be included in its alumni letter, the Justice Department said Monday.
Austin police seek public’s help after second officer-involved shooting in less than 24 hours
Austin’s Police Department is asking the public for help in investigating an officer-involved shooting that unfolded early Tuesday morning – the second such incident of its kind in less than 24 hours.
Border Patrol arrests MS-13 gang member previously deported after illegally reentering US
Border Patrol agents in California arrested a convicted felon who is a member of the notorious MS-13 gang for illegally reentering the U.S. after being previously deported, authorities said Monday.
Missouri troopers shoot man who ‘wanted to do some harm’ outside highway patrol building: police
Missouri State troopers shot and injured a man Monday night outside a Missouri State Highway Patrol building southeast of Kansas City.
Massachusetts podcaster surrenders to NYC police in connection with Queens mall bombing ‘hoax’: reports
A Massachusetts man believed to be connected to a New York City bombing hoax turned himself in to police in the Big Apple on Tuesday morning and is being questioned by investigators just one day after a Queens mall was evacuated in response to a suspicious Tesla... Read More.
Proud Boys leader to appear in court as DC preps for pro-Trump rallies, Electoral College certification
Proud Boys leader Henry “Enrique” Tarrio was arrested in Washington, D.C. Monday for allegedly burning a Black Lives Matter banner outside a historic Black church during demonstrations last month.
Plains and South could see yet another major winter storm this week
As heavy precipitation continues to impact much of the western United States, the Great Plains and America's South will be subjected to even more winter storm conditions this week.