Former Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs was convicted on two counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty. Tuscaloosa County District Judge Joanne Jannik sentenced Buggs to a year of hard labor last week, ordering him to serve 60 days. The rest would be suspended for two years “pending the behavior of the defendant.” Buggs is...
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Feds bring criminal charges after anti-Israel rally; DC prosecutors let some misdemeanors go
At least eight people associated with the anti-Israel protest in the nation’s capital Wednesday now face federal criminal charges after clashes with police. However, Fox News has learned that local prosecutors in D.C. have dropped less serious charges against several other individuals arrested at the protest. Authorities emphasized this is an ongoing investigation, and more...
North Korean military hacker charged in cyberattacks on US hospitals, NASA, military bases
A North Korean military intelligence operative has been indicted in a conspiracy to hack into American health care providers, NASA, U.S. military bases and international entities, stealing sensitive information and installing ransomware to fund more attacks, federal prosecutors announced Thursday. The indictment of Rim Jong Hyok by a grand jury in Kansas City, Kansas, accuses...
Georgia football star Rodarius Thomas being held without bail after arrest on family violence charges
Rodarius “Rara” Thomas will be away from the Georgia football team for the foreseeable future. The Bulldogs wide receiver was suspended indefinitely after he was booked into jail around 3:20 a.m. Friday, Athens-Clarke County jail records show. Thomas was arrested on charges of cruelty to children and battery. He is being held without bail. Thomas’...
Gang kills at least 26 villagers in remote Papua New Guinea, officials say
At least 26 people were killed by a gang in three remote villages in Papua New Guinea’s north and eight villagers remained missing Friday in the latest violence in the South Pacific island nation relating to contested land ownership and sorcery allegations, officials said. “It was a very terrible thing … when I approached the...
US forces destroy Houthi drones as terror group continues aggressive actions at sea
U.S. forces in the Middle East have destroyed Houthi drones in Yemen in the past 24 hours, the military said Friday. Separately, forces with the U.S. Central Command destroyed three uncrewed Houthi surface vessels operating of the Yemeni coast, CENTCOM said. “It was determined these weapons presented an imminent threat to U.S., coalition forces, and...
Grandmother kills college track coach in murder-suicide in wealthy New York neighborhood: police
A retired Chicago woman gunned down her grandson’s mother in an upscale New York City neighborhood just steps from the mayor’s home as part of a deadly custody dispute over a 4-year-old girl, city police said Friday. Then she killed herself as a 1-year-old sat in a carseat steps away. The NYPD said Friday morning...
CBS station slapped with Community Note after claiming Trump misled about Harris-backed bail fund
A CBS News affiliate came under fire after it claimed former President Trump had “falsely” accused Vice President Kamala Harris of helping raise money for a bail fund that helped violent criminals get out of jail. “Trump falsely accuses Harris of donating to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, bailing out ‘dangerous criminals,'” CBS Minnesota affiliate WCCO...
Victims of antisemitic riot outside Los Angeles synagogue sue radical groups behind 'shocking' violence
FIRST ON FOX – Members of a synagogue in Los Angeles have filed a lawsuit against three major protest groups for organizing a “riot” that “violently blocked Jews” from their place of worship last month. “Targeting Jewish families on their way to exercise their religious freedom at a house of worship is abhorrent and has...
Judge sentences teen for role in shooting at Chiefs' Super Bowl parade
Multiple individuals have been charged with murder and other crimes in connection to the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade in February. This week, one of the juveniles was sentenced to a Missouri state Department of Youth Services facility, The Associated Press confirmed. The 15-year-old, whose full name was not made...









