📰 6 swept over Oregon waterfall; 1 dead and 2 missing A tragic incident occurred in Oregon where a group of six people were swept over a waterfall on the Deschutes River, resulting in one death, three hospitalized, and two missing. The search and rescue operation began after a 911 더보기…
📰 Texas county makes huge update to missing persons list after flood, with most found safe Nearly 100 people who were initially reported missing after flash flooding in central Texas have been found safe, leaving only three individuals still unaccounted for in Kerr County. The search efforts, now in their 더보기…
📰 Democrats fume over new plan to house illegal migrants in New Jersey, Indiana military bases The Defense Department announced that military bases in New Jersey and Indiana will be repurposed to house illegal immigrants as temporary holding facilities, drawing criticism from Democratic lawmakers. New Jersey Democrats expressed concerns about 더보기…
📰 Feds’ California Home Depot raid nabs 11 illegal migrants, one with 67 prior jail bookings Border Patrol in Sacramento conducted a raid at a Home Depot parking lot, resulting in the arrest of 11 illegal migrants, including a man with a significant criminal history. The migrants scattered when federal 더보기…
📰 Noem teases ‘next big announcement’ that may change airport security rule Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is considering changes to the TSA’s liquid restrictions rule for airline carry-ons, potentially rolling back the 3.4 oz liquids limit that has been in place since 2006. This follows the recent elimination of 더보기…
📰 Portland City Council considers how to boot ICE out of city facility Portland’s city council is considering revoking ICE’s permit to operate a detention facility due to alleged violations, including holding detainees for longer than permitted. Residents and lawmakers have raised moral concerns about the facility undermining the city’s 더보기…
📰 Rick Singer allowed to return to college consulting business after infamous ‘Varsity Blues’ scandal Rick Singer, the central figure in the “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal, has been allowed to return to his old job by a federal judge, but he must disclose his criminal past to potential clients. 더보기…
📰 Suspect’s connection to church victims emerges as police investigate Kentucky shooting A gunman shot and killed two women at a church in Lexington, Kentucky, also injuring a state trooper. The suspect, whose identity has not been disclosed, opened fire at the Richmond Road Baptist Church after being pulled over 더보기…
📰 Shooting at Tennessee class reunion leaves 4 hospitalized Four people were hospitalized after a shooting at a class reunion in Tennessee. The incident took place at the Tyner Community Center in Chattanooga. The victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a local hospital. Police confirmed there was no 더보기…
📰 ‘River of Angels’ memorial rises in Kerrville as flood victims remembered A roadside memorial in Kerrville has been created to honor the victims of deadly floods, with flowers and photographs symbolizing the lives lost. The memorial, known as “River of Angels,” serves as a place for the community to 더보기…