Philadelphia teenagers charged in series of ‘unprovoked’ attacks within an hour

Six teenagers were charged in connection with a series of “unprovoked” attacks around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that happened within the span of an hour, according to investigators. Philadelphia Police Inspector Raymond Evers said the teenagers started the attacks on the afternoon of Nov. 19, Fox 29 reported. The first incident was reported at around 3 p.m.,…

Man arrested outside Trump Coachella rally sues California sheriff over claims he was potential assassin

A man who says he was wrongfully accused of a potential assassination attempt on former President Trump at a California campaign rally Saturday has filed a lawsuit against the sheriff who made the accusations. “They essentially dropped a nuclear bomb into my life where my life will never be the same, regardless. You know, there’s…

Texas committee makes historic move approving subpoena for death row inmate one day before his execution

A unanimous vote by a Texas House committee successfully subpoenaed a death row inmate scheduled to receive death by lethal injection for the alleged 2002 killing of his 2-year-old daughter. Robert Roberson was denied a clemency request for the death penalty over a case of “shaken baby syndrome” despite doubts over the evidence in the…

Hurricane Helene: ‘Backbone of America’ helping farmers across Southeast who lost billions in crops, land

Farmers across multiple southeastern states have taken a multibillion-dollar financial hit to their land, produce and animals after Hurricane Helene struck in late September. From pecans to tomatoes to livestock, various farms in Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida were devastated by rapidly moving floodwaters, mudslides and powerful winds that blew over the region…

Deadly ‘street takeovers’ wreck communities across US, but Arizona police have formula to curb chaos

As “street takeovers” have been on the rise in communities across the country, police in Arizona have managed to decrease the dangerous chaos and crowds.  “Back probably a year ago, we would have takeovers weekly, and then since March of this year, we haven’t had a single one in Phoenix or Tempe,” Sgt. Matt Barker,…

Who is Tren de Aragua? Vicious Venezuelan gang ‘following in the path of MS-13’ in America

In New York City, children as young as 11 are accused of robbing residents at knife and gunpoint in gang-related initiation rites.  Surveillance video from Aurora, Colorado purportedly shows an employee of a management company brutally beaten by a group of men for refusing to accept a bribe. And in the border state of Texas,…

Delphi murders trial: Suspect Richard Allen’s attorneys make stunning revelation about hair at crime scene

Attorneys for Richard Allen, the Indiana man accused of killing 14-year-old Liberty German and 13-year-old Abigail Williams on a hiking trail in February 2017, said on Tuesday that a hair found near the victims’ bodies did not match Allen, according to local news. Allen’s attorney, Andrew Baldwin, made the revelation for the first time during…

Prosecutor to ‘review’ Marilyn Manson rape allegations after victim calls DA out weeks before election

Los Angeles investigators have “new evidence” in recent weeks against industrial rock singer Marilyn Manson in connection with rape allegations from a former “Game of Thrones” actress who first accused him of wrongdoing in 2021.  They are “carefully reviewing new leads and additional evidence,” District Attorney George Gascon said in a statement. But news of…

Retired North Carolina police officer delivers thousands of dollars in supplies, food to Helene survivors

EXCLUSIVE: FAIRVIEW, N.C. — Retired Asheville Police Department Officer Steve Antle immediately answered the call to help his local community of Buncombe County, North Carolina, after Hurricane Helene struck in the early morning hours of Sept. 27. Antle, his wife, members of their church and others have been putting thousands of dollars in donations toward…