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UNC braces as anti-Israel group dubbed 'voice for Hamas' condones 'armed rebellion': 'By any means necessary'

Anti-Israel agitators at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill are vowing resistance “by any means necessary” as the 2024-2025 school year officially begins on Aug. 18. An unofficial anti-Israel student group called UNC Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), representing Chapel Hill, posted a commitment to “resist by any means necessary” and said it condones...

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Prosecutor sues Los Angeles DA for retaliation after he was punished for 'misgendering' child predator

FIRST ON FOX: A deputy district attorney in Los Angeles has filed a complaint against his bosses for an alleged “extensive retaliation campaign” that derailed his career and saw him suspended without pay and punished further for “misgendering” a convicted child predator and killer – the latest in roughly two dozen whistleblower lawsuits. “For the...

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North Carolina manhunt launched for convicted murderer who escaped on way to hospital: sheriff

A manhunt has been launched after a convicted murderer managed to escape law enforcement’s grasp on the way to receive medical care at a nearby hospital. According to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Ramone Jamarr Alston, 30, escaped from the custody of officers from the North Carolina Department of Corrections while being transported from Bertie...

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California man dies of heat exposure after crashing car off embankment in Death Valley National Park

A man died from heat exposure in triple-digit temperatures while at Death Valley National Park in California. According to the National Park Service (NPS), 57-year-old Peter Hayes Robino, of Los Angeles, drove his car off a 20-foot embankment on Aug. 1. Bystanders told local authorities that they spotted Robino stumbling towards his car prior to...

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'Night-Life Lawyer' famous for Oscar De La Hoya lingerie lawsuit found dead in car

Salvatore Strazzullo, a New York City attorney best known for a string of salacious cases that caused local papers to nickname him the “Night-Life Lawyer,” was found dead in his car early Saturday in Brooklyn, according to police. The 52-year-old Manhattan resident had more recently been facing a number of legal battles after allegedly bilking...

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Chicago anti-Israel DNC protest groups handed loss by federal judge just days before start

A federal judge in Chicago handed anti-Israel protest groups a loss this week, rejecting their request for more space to protest the Gaza counteroffensive outside the Democratic National Convention next week. Four groups seeking to organize protests – the Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, the Anti-War Committee, Students for a Democratic Society at UIC,...

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Nevada murder trial begins for Las Vegas-area Democrat politician accused in journalist's slaying

A Las Vegas attorney weighed in as the start of the trial of the former Las Vegas-area politician accused of killing an investigative journalist began on Monday with jury selection. Robert Telles, a former Democrat Clark County administrator of estates, has remained jailed since his arrest in September 2022, days after Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter...

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Dog killed near mobile home in California, officials issue 'wildlife warning'

A mountain lion killed a family’s pit bull in Los Angeles, California, according to officials. The mountain lion was first seen at around 5 a.m. on Saturday near the Oakridge mobile home park by Foothill Blvd. and Glenoaks Blvd. in the Sylmar neighborhood, Fox 11 reported. Officials issued a “wildlife warning” for the San Fernando...

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Kamala Harris donated to anti-police, pro-'sanctuary city' group as DC struggled with crime

Vice President Harris and her husband repeatedly donated to an anti-police and pro-sanctuary city nonprofit, according to financial disclosures released by the White House. The donations went to Legal Aid DC, a nonprofit law group that provides services to impoverished Washington residents. In addition to its work with the poor, however, the group has called...