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On this day in history, August 23, 1973, a bank robbery in Sweden leads to 'Stockholm syndrome'

The bank robbery and hostage situation that led to the coining of the term “Stockholm syndrome” began on this day in history, Aug. 23, 1973. On that date, Jan-Erik Olsson, an escaped prisoner who was sentenced to three years in prison for grand larceny, burst into Sveriges Kreditbanken, located in Stockholm‘s Norrmalmstorg square, armed with...

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Meth worth over $5M concealed in fake watermelon packaging seized at US-Mexico border

Border agents at the U.S.-Mexico border intercepted a “seedy situation” when they encountered over $5 million in methamphetamine disguised in inflatable watermelons in the continued saga of Mexican cartels attempting to smuggle illicit drugs through the border. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents grew suspicious of a 29-year-old man who was driving a commercial...

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Secret Service Pittsburgh employees placed on administrative leave: report

Several members of the U.S. Secret Service Pittsburgh Field Office have reportedly been placed on administrative leave following the July 13 assassination attempt against former President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. A different group of USSS agents specifically assigned to Trump’s detail remain operational, sources familiar with the matter told RealClear Politics. Anthony Guglielmi, USSS chief...

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GOP crime policies to restore safety to Black communities failed by Dems: Georgia AG

CHICAGO – Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has a simple solution for blue cities fed up with violence and thieves: enforce the law, lock up criminals and keep American citizens and their businesses safe from crime. “Elections have consequences,” he told Fox News Digital as he ripped Vice President Harris as the “patron saint of...

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Two men handcuffed, firearm removed from vehicle after North Carolina Trump rally: police

Two men were handcuffed and firearms in their vehicles were confiscatedafter a “safe and uneventful” Trump rally in Asheboro, North Carolina.The suspect, Robert Castona Jr., was cited for NC General Statute 14-277.2, titled “Weapons at Parades, etc., prohibited” for displaying a weapon within his vehicle.TRUMP TALKS COCAINE, BIDEN AND HEALTH CARE IN INTERVIEW WITH COMEDIAN...