Travis County commissioners approved $115,000 in extra security funding for District Attorney José Garza earlier this year after meeting in secret to discuss the measure, according to multiple reports this week. Commissioners reportedly reviewed evidence showing that Garza had received threats to his home and publicly voted on the measure in March. The measure passed...
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WATCH: Angry passenger throws computer monitor at airline employees before fleeing
Chicago police are looking for a woman who was caught on camera last month getting into an altercation with airline employees, even going as far as to throw computer equipment at them. It happened around 7:45 a.m. July 30 at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, police confirmed to Fox News Digital. The 31-year-old suspect was caught...
NYC migrant accused in knifepoint rape was caught, released at border: ICE
The Nicaraguan migrant accused of raping a woman this week near Coney Island in New York City was caught and released after crossing illegally into the U.S. Daniel Davon-Bonilla, 24, was first encountered in Eagle Pass, Texas, after he crossed illegally into the U.S. Dec. 7, 2022, an Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) New York...
Federal authorities file additional charges against Chinese-linked biolab in Central California
Federal authorities announced new charges against the operators of an illegal underground biolab found inaCentral California community last fall. Jia Bei Zhu, 62, a citizen of China, was previously indicted for distributing bogus and misbranded COVID-19 test kits in violation of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. He was also charged with making false...
NYC Mayor Eric Adams hit with first subpoena over 2021 campaign finances: report
In an ongoing corruption investigation, federal prosecutors have issued a series of subpoenas focused on New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ election campaign in 2021. According to the New York Times, citing four people with knowledge of the matter, the series of subpoenas were issued to Adams, City Hall and to his election committee. The...
American tourists visiting national landmarks less safe after Parks Police quietly neglected
As left-wing leaders around the country pushed a movement to “defund” their local police departments, the U.S. Park Police (USPP) quietly saw staffing levels drop and a strain on resources behind the scenes as one of the country’s oldest law enforcement agencies continues to ask for more resources, according to union leaders. The agency, which...
Florida woman missing in South Carolina after vehicle found empty with keys inside
A Florida woman is missing in South Carolina after authorities found her empty vehicle off a dirt road in Allendale County with the keys still inside on Tuesday night, according to the sheriff’s office. Callers reported Jessica Rapsys, 27, missing on Aug. 13 around 8 p.m., and gave Allendale County dispatch an address along a...
New Orleans DA released violent convicts onto the streets before new oversight law took effect: report
New Orleans DA Jason Williams reportedly released 23 convicts, allegedly violent, before a new statewide act came into effect preventing post-conviction relief deals without greater oversight.Act 10, which came into effect in Louisiana on August 1, increases state-level oversight on post-conviction relief. The legislation was introduced during a special crime session in the Louisiana legislature...
Authorities seek public’s help identifying suspected Texas serial killer after DNA links person to 2 murders
The Austin Police Department (APD) is requesting the public’s help to identify a suspected serial killer whose DNA was linked to the murders of two women in the metropolitan area. At about 4 p.m. June 21, police responded to a call from someone who reported seeing what appeared to be a body at a home...
Ken Paxton threatens to sue after State Fair of Texas bans guns: 'Infringement of Second Amendment rights'
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton threatened to sue the city of Dallas over a new policy banning concealed carry at the much-anticipated State Fair of Texas. The State Fair announced last week that no guns would be allowed on fairgrounds unless carried by retired or active peace officers. The decision prompted the Republican attorney general...









