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Brazilian illegal immigrant accused of attempted murder in Massachusetts arrested: ICE

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested a Brazilian national in the country illegally and charged in Massachusetts with several crimes, including attempted murder. ICE said in a press release that 33-year-old Evandro Ribeiro-Rosa was arrested by Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Boston in Worcester District Court Aug. 12. The Worcester Police Department arrested...

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DNC in Chicago: 8 shot, 4 murdered in Windy City on day 1 of convention

The Chicago Police Department recorded eight shootings, four of which were fatal, and one armed robbery on Monday, the first day of the Democratic National Convention in the Windy City. That compares to a total of 26 shooting incidents involving 30 total victims, five of whom died, over the weekend leading up to the DNC...

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Army, sheriff's office blamed for missing warning signs of Maine mass shooter Robert Card: report

The Army Reserve and Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) share blame for not noticing problematic behavior from Maine mass shooter Robert Card. That is the conclusion of the final report by an independent commission to investigate the facts of the tragedy in Lewiston obtained by Fox News on Tuesday. The independent commission, which held more...

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Dem Vegas politician accused of murder had hundreds of photos of reporter's home, neighborhood: testimony

A former Las Vegas Democratic politician, accused of killing an investigative journalist who had penned critical stories about the official, had hundreds of photos of the victim’s home and neighborhood on his cell phone and computer, a Nevada jury was told Monday. Robert Telles, 47, a former Democratic Clark County administrator of estates, is charged...

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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...

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DNC host Chicago, haunted by 1968 convention rioting, braces for bloodshed

Federal, state and local authorities are hoping to keep Chicago violence to a minimum during the 2024 Democratic National Convention this week. The Chicago Police Department, the Secret Service and other agencies have been planning the operation for months and delivering public updates on the measures they are taking to prevent planned demonstrations from devolving...

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San Francisco prosecutor taps friend with no law experience for high-paying job as violent crime runs rampant

San FranciscoDistrict Attorney Brooke Jenkins is being accused of nepotism after she quietly promoted a close friend to her chief of staff despite her being trained as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with no legal experience and holding down a second job. Monifa Willis, who also works as an assistant nursing professor at the...