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Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon purge continues as top general is removed over alleged leaks
One of many
"Urgent action was needed"
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‘Please take me to Alexandria Hospital’: A Virginia man died after police allegedly drove past it and left him in a patrol car outside a jail
Officers ‘hardly looked at him,’ the complaint states.
A man arrested for public intoxication in Alexandria, Virginia, sat cuffed in a cruiser at the jail for 40 minutes until officers saw he had stopped responding, a suit alleges. According to Atlanta Black Star, Allan Tucker II was 32 when he died after his Aug. 15, 2025, arrest, and Sandra Jones, who is his […]
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A Texas federal judge called a Latino attorney a ‘White savior’ and told him he was intimidated by ‘Black excellence’ in a hearing
The Fifth Circuit Judicial Council temporarily removed Judge Ada Brown from her docket earlier this month.
A federal judge in Texas has been ordered to sit for a psychiatric examination during a judicial misconduct investigation. According to Fox News, the order comes after an April 24 hearing where U.S. District Judge Ada Brown of the Northern District of Texas told a Latino attorney that he was intimidated by “Black excellence.” The […]
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ICE says a man ‘ran in front of an ICE vehicle’ in Houston, while security video shows the vehicle jump a median and swerve toward his path
The Harris County district attorney stated the officer ‘aggressively steered his vehicle’ into the man.
A Texas grand jury has indicted an ICE officer on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon over an Oct. 10 collision in Houston that injured a man. According to NBC News, the grand jury indicted Mario Alberto Morales, 33, in connection with the incident involving Miguel Parra Hernandez. An indictment is a […]
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‘The pope has voted’: Pope Leo XIV makes history as first pontiff to cast a ballot in a US election
Another historic first.
Pope Leo XIV has officially cast his ballot in the 2026 US midterm elections, making history as the first sitting pope known to have voted in a US general election. The Chicago-born pontiff submitted a mail-in ballot in his home state of Illinois ahead of the November 3 elections, the Vatican confirmed on Friday. The […]
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US Ambassador to Canada suggests the country could be blamed if Republicans lose midterms. Mark Carney reacts: 'Interesting way of framing it'
His comments have created some controversy
"Keep your nose out of American politics"
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Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed analyzes JD Vance. Then he claims the vice president is missing 1 vital trait: 'no actual soul'
He had a lot to say
"JD Vance is a smart person"
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ICE refuses to release mentally ill US citizen who told immigration he was Jamaican and Lebanese royalty despite US documents
Immigration authorities insist he is Jamaican.
39-year-old Phillip James, who also goes by the name Felibi Siagha-Coke, has remained in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody for nearly 10 months after telling immigration officers he was not a U.S. citizen. However, records indicate that James has a history of serious mental illness, along with documentation supporting his U.S. citizenship. The Associated […]
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Minnesota woman follows a car convinced it’s her mom, sees it pull into her mom’s regular nail salon. Then she noticed where it parked: ‘Mortified’
Honest mistake, but it could’ve been avoided easily.
A Minnesota woman issued a public apology after following a stranger’s minivan across town, mistakenly believing her mom was behind the wheel. She reportedly realized the error only after both vehicles pulled into a shopping center parking lot and she got a better view of the driver. Content creator Emmaline Childs (@emmalinechilds) shared the incident […]
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‘I never voted’: Two conservative influencers face felony charges over Minnesota election stunt
No ballots cast, but charges filed.
Conservative activist James O’Keefe and influencer Cam Higby are facing felony charges after allegedly using other people’s identities while filming an undercover operation at Minnesota polling places. The pair said they were investigating ‘potential vulnerabilities’ in the state’s election system, but prosecutors argue that their actions crossed a legal line into unlawful voting and identity […]
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