A University of Chicago professor said that research shows that students on college campuses (before the protests) are more fearful than ever before.
U.S. Marshals Service announced the start of an operation to arrest fugitive sex offenders and rescue “critically missing children.”
A drag queen story hour in Massachusetts drew outrage when children in attendance were told to repeat “Free Palestine,” the latest case where children are being indoctrinated in far-left causes.
A 911 dispatcher for the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office was struck by a drunk driver on her way to work. The 37-year-old single mother died of her injuries.
A University of North Carolina professor wants to ban manufacturers from candy advertising on television, comparing it to the ban on tobacco advertising from the 1970s.
Many people have wondered about the apparent organization of the pro-Hamas demonstrations taking place throughout the US; now the Coalition for a Safer Web did a deep dive and found the funding sources for the suspiciously identical aspect to the often-violent protests.
Police unions in California are criticizing a report from WalletHub that announced California as the best place to work for law enforcement, calling the metrics it used, “bananas.”
Santaquin, Utah police sergeant killed in an attempted traffic stop of a semitruck on Interstate 15 in Utah.
Mayor Eric Adams made headlines by highlighting the preparedness of the city’s Department of Corrections for a potential scenario involving former President Donald Trump’s incarceration at Rikers Island.
Biden announced Friday that 100,000 so-called “dreamers” will be eligible for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) effective this November.
