Now that Kamala Harris has become the Democrat presidential nominee, she and her campaign are desperately trying to convince the American people that the policies of a Harris-Walz administration will look dramatically different than the current administration’s failures. Take the Biden-Harris administration’s self-inflicted border crisis, where candidate Harris recently claimed at a campaign event that,...
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Squatters impact more than just homeowners, community affected by unlawful inhabitants
A squatter living on another person’s property can cost homeowners thousands in maintenance costs, court fees and other unwanted expenses, but the homeowner is not the only one affected by the unlawful resident. Stories of squatters are told in states across the country, from homeowners themselves and from neighbors impacted, sharing how the unlawful residents...
Bragg defers to Merchan, won't block Trump's request to push hush-money sentencing until after election
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said they would not oppose former President Donald Trump’s request to push his sentencing date for his hush-money conviction until after the November election, leaving the decision up to New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan. “The People defer to the Court on the appropriate post-trial schedule that allows...
Protests intensify across India over rape and murder of medic, disrupting hospital services
Thousands of Indian junior doctors on Monday refused to end protests over the rape and murder of a fellow medic, disrupting hospital services nearly a week after they launched a nationwide action demanding a safer workplace and swift criminal probe. Doctors across the country have held protests and declined to see non-emergency patients following the...
Florida woman who claimed she worked for God indicted for ambush murder of deputy
A Florida woman has been arrested in connection with what officials described as an ambush attack that killed one sheriff’s deputy and wounded two others this month. Julie Ann Sulpizio, 48, was indicted on Monday on several charges, including three counts of attempted first-degree premeditated murder of a law enforcement officer, conspiracy to commit premeditated...
Weekend before Chicago hosts DNC, at least 30 people shot, 5 murdered in Windy City
At least 30 people were shot, including five fatally, in Chicago over the weekend before the Democratic National Convention kicked off in the Windy City. According to the weekend crime statistics released by the Chicago Police Department on Monday morning, there were 26 shooting incidents from 6 p.m. Friday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday. In that...
Suspects in 'General Hospital' actor Johnny Wactor's case charged with murder
Formal criminal charges have been filed in the murder of “General Hospital” star Johnny Wactor, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced Monday during a press conference. Four individuals connected with the case were arrested last week: Robert Barcelau, 18; Leonel Guiterrez, 18; and Sergio Estrada, were booked on arrest warrants for murder. A...
DC councilman stuffed pockets with envelopes of cash in alleged bribery scheme, feds allege
The U.S. Department of Justice has released the reason Washington, D.C., city councilmember Trayon White Sr. was arrested on Sunday afternoon. White faces a bribery charge, according to a criminal complaint obtained by Fox News. The 40-year-old who represents Ward 8 is chair of the Council’s Committee on Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affairs, which oversees...
Look at chaotic Chicago, not the Dem convention, to see what disasters await under Harris-Walz
Every American should pay close attention to what’s happening in Chicago, and I don’t just mean the Democratic National Convention. While Kamala Harris and Tim Walz lay out the Democratic visionforAmerica this week, the consequences of their agenda will already be on full display across my hometown. The plight ofChicagoans is directly related to the...
Convicted New Jersey cop killer to walk free after parole board's rare move: 'Slap in the face'
A New York City man who nearly 30 years ago admitted to fatally shooting a New Jersey police officer is set to be freed in a shocking turn of events that one expert called “disgusting.” On June 26, Chung Ho, who is now 80, was granted parole for the Feb. 18, 1995, death of Lower...









