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A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside both party headquarters on January 5, 2021, could soon be released to home detention while awaiting trial, raising concerns about the Justice Department's handling of the case.
Senators from both parties erupted at corporate executives during heated hearing over alleged monopolistic practices that have left fire departments nationwide unable to purchase life-saving equipment.
U.S. military forces have killed or captured approximately 25 ISIS terrorists following Operation Hawkeye Strike, delivering a crushing blow to the terrorist organization's Syrian operations.
Nearly three years after the Covenant School massacre, newly released FBI documents expose how transgender shooter Audrey Hale used federal Pell Grant money to purchase weapons and specifically targeted the Christian school out of religious hatred.
American military forces and coalition partners have killed or captured nearly 25 ISIS operatives in Syria following a massive December strike operation that devastated terrorist infrastructure.
America's leading disaster preparedness expert issues stark warning that federal regulations, divisive politics, and unchecked AI development could lead to national collapse and millions of deaths.
Artificial intelligence expansion is already driving electricity costs through the roof, threatening to ignite populist backlash against Big Tech's energy-hungry data centers.
Three illegal immigrants from Latvia orchestrated a massive $14 million gift card fraud scheme across Texas, hitting stores daily for months.
American military forces killed or captured approximately 25 ISIS operatives during a decisive nine-day counterterrorism operation in Syria, delivering swift justice after terrorists murdered U.S. personnel.
U.S. Southern Command announced the successful elimination of two narco-terrorists in international waters as part of ongoing operations to secure America's borders and stop the flow of deadly drugs.
Nick Shirley's investigation into empty Somali daycare centers in Minnesota has prompted federal action and inspired citizens in other states to search for similar fraud operations.
Following Nick Shirley's investigation into empty Somali daycare centers in Minnesota, concerned citizens across multiple states are now conducting their own searches for similar fraud operations.