Month: August 2023
Man Escapes Oregon Mental Hospital In Car While Fully Shackled
Christopher Pray, who was previously charged with attempted murder and other crimes, was last seen driving south on Interstate 5, the Oregon State Police said.
Continue ReadingNebraska Governor Signs Order Narrowly Defining Sex As That Assigned At Birth
The order notably does not use the term “transgender,” although it appears directed at limiting transgender access to certain public spaces.
Continue ReadingActor John Schneider Recalls The ‘Lie’ He Told His Wife Just Before Her Death
In an emotional interview, the "Dukes of Hazzard" star reflected on his last words with Alicia, who died in February at age 53.
Continue ReadingNikki Haley Calls Senate A ‘Privileged Nursing Home’ After McConnell Freezes
“We need to know they’re at the top of their game,” Haley told Fox News. “You can’t say that right now looking at Congress.”
Continue ReadingInmate Killed In Mass Stabbing Incident At Fulton County Jail
The Justice Department announced in July that it would investigate the jail.
Continue ReadingBiden Administration Proposes Major Expansion Of Gun Sale Background Checks
More gun sellers would have to put their buyers through background checks as a result of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.
Continue ReadingNo Charges In Shooting Of College Student Trying To Enter Wrong Home
Police said that the fatal shooting of Nicholas Anthony Donofrio was "justifiable" under South Carolina's "stand your ground" law.
Continue ReadingESPN Parts Ways With Another Longtime Host After Mass Layoffs
"To be continued..." NFL and college football personality Wendi Nix wrote after splitting from ESPN.
Continue ReadingTeen Pressured To Kill Her Son Before She Allegedly Sought Hitman: Police
“The kid is the problem,” Gamaliel Soza, 18, allegedly told teen mom Jazmin Paez of her 3-year-old child. “You do it and I’ll think about coming back.”
Continue ReadingGeorgia Gov. Brian Kemp Rebuffs Calls To Punish Or Remove Fulton County DA Fani Willis
"We are going to follow the law and the Constitution regardless of who it helps or harms politically," Kemp, a Republican, said.
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